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theinsideronline.com Jul 15, 2008

"The Insider"'s Pat O'Brien brings you a close-up look at Yankee Stadium and some of baseball's biggest stars ahead of Tuesday's All-Star game. Pat catches Alex Rodriguez taking batting practice and does an interview with Derek Jeter, asking him how it feels to be part of the ever-changing and exciting New York Yankees organization.[Read full story on The... [read full story]

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Bronx visit a maiden voyage for many

mlb.com Jul 12, 2008

ASG to be several NL players' first, possibly last, Cathedral visit NEW YORK -- One month ago, most of the San Diego Padres lineup hugged the padded railing in front of the visiting dugout, embracing a beautiful June afternoon...

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A CLASSIC LOOK BACK

nypost.com Jul 13, 2008

It was known then as the "new Yankee Stadium," so you can imagine just how long ago it was that the All-Star Game was last played in The Bronx. Why, it was so long ago that the All-Star break was about the game itself, not a...

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I remember when ...

denverpost.com Jul 13, 2008

Yankee Stadium: In its final season, "The House That Ruth Built" hosts the All-Star Game at 6 p.m. Tuesday, KDVR-31 By David Migoya The Denver Post Denver Post reporter and New York Yankees fan David Migoya touches the plaque...

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Stadium's midsummer memories

nydailynews.com Jul 13, 2008

Admit it, we have never thought of Yankee Stadium as an All-Star Game venue. Too bad all those Yankee World Series left the Stadium's three All-Star Games as afterthoughts in all the chronicles. For they, too, had their moments.

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Yankee Stadium is true midsummer classic

newsday.com Jul 13, 2008

The biggest All-Star in town is over the hill, can't move in either direction, is heavy maintenance, soon will be replaced by a newer and younger version and, just between me and you, smells pretty foul when the weather turns...

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Berkman, Tejada honored to play at Yankee Stadium

chron.com Jul 13, 2008

• Where: Yankee Stadium, New York. Together, they were members of the American League All-Star team July 11, 1939, for the first All-Star Game at Yankee Stadium. Since it opened in 1923, Yankee Stadium has played host to 37...

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Yankee Stadium has made many memories

pittsburghlive.com Jul 13, 2008

By Sam Ross Jr. TRIBUNE-REVIEW The navy blue seats at Yankee Stadium must have a lame feeling to them this season -- as in lame duck. The revered home of the New York Yankees is in the midst of its final season -- it was opened...

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MLB baseball: Around the horn

deseretnews.com Jul 13, 2008

Published: Sunday, July 13, 2008 10:56 a.m. MDT Stadium moments Tuesday's game will mark just the fourth time in Yankee Stadium's 85-year history that the game will have been played in the Bronx. The good news for the National...

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It's Yankee Stadium II(Toilet II)-A New Ball Park

randomfandomredsoxnyc.blogspot.com Jul 13, 2008

Yankee Stadium II, is a creation of the Mid 70s. It was NOTHING Like Stadium(Toilet)I. Yankee Stadium I, had plenty of columns in the way, obstructing views. Stadium(Toilet)II, had none of those things. The only thing linking...

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MCMLXXIII-The 1st Yankee Stadium Closed Up

randomfandomredsoxnyc.blogspot.com Jul 13, 2008

A New Yankee Stadium was 3 Years Away. The Old Place was a Dump. I saw its' closing Game. Yankees lost to Detroit on the last day:The Mets came all the way back from Oblivion, to play the Oakland A's, in a 7 Game World Series....

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