Lefty just second pitcher to win all three clinching games NEW YORK -- For the past nine years, Andy Pettitte has added to his already-impressive postseason resume. But no matter how many individual milestones he passed,... [read full story]
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The 2009 Yankees made one last ride together -- this time up the Canyon of Heroes. After 177 games, 114 victories, nine months and one world title, the Yankees sat together on a stage at City Hall Plaza yesterday celebrating a...
November 7, 2009 7:00 AM Post Your Comments Parade was one last hurrah for 2009 Yankees » By Mark Feinsand I hope everybody got a good look at the 2009 Yankees during Friday’s ticker-tape parade. That’s the last time you’ll...
The 2009 Yankees made one last ride together -- this time up the Canyon of Heroes. After 177 games, 114 victories, nine months and one world title, the Yankees sat together on a stage at City Hall Plaza yesterday celebrating a...
With seven pending free agents, the business of baseball makes it virtually impossible for a team to return all 25 of its players year after year, turning Friday into a farewell of sorts for the 2009 Yankees.
Autographed-baseball display headlines new memorbilia The Core Four Set: Balls signed by Derek Jeter, Jorge Posada, Andy Pettitte and Mariano Rivera. When Lonn Trost heard about the signed Core Four Baseball Set that is quickly...
Rather than wax poetic about ticker tape, floats and the Canyon of Heroes, I figured I would let the Yankees themselves tell you what they thought of today’s parade. Derek Jeter: “You feel like you’re
Here are your National Champion New York Yankees, all suited up for yesterday’s taping of Late Show with David Letterman. Only, they’ve ditched the pinstriped for sharkskin. And we know it’s trite and common to talk about how...
Last night, a few of the Yankees paid a visit to David Letterman to discuss their World Series win. Captain Derek Jeter, pitcher Andy Pettitte and catcher Jorge Posada (the fourth member of the "Core Four," reliever Mariano...
After beating the Phillies in the World Series, Andy Pettitte, Jorge Posada, and Derek Jeter faced another challenge last night: dealing with David Letterman. Letterman joked with the Yankees players about their careers and...
November 6, 2009 7:00 AM Post Your Comments Pettitte has seen expectations become great » By Mark Feinsand How have things changed since the Yankees won the title in 1996? I asked one of the men responsible for winning that...
