Category: yankees

Weekdays:

Hudson Line: Direct service from Grand Central Terminal, Harlem-125th Street Station, and all outlying stations (see game day schedule for details).

Harlem and New Haven Lines: Transfer at Grand Central Terminal or Harlem-125th Street Station for service to/from Yankees-E. 153rd Street Station (see game day schedule for details).

Shuttle service:Frequent service to/from Grand Central Terminal/Harlem-125th Street Station (shuttles after weekday 1:05 PM games will not stop at Harlem-125th Street).

Weeknights:

Hudson Line: Direct service to/from Grand Central Terminal, Harlem-125th Street Station, and all outlying stations (see game day schedule for details).

Harlem and New Haven Lines: Direct post-game service to stations up to Southeast on the Harlem Line and to stations up to New Haven on the New Haven Line (see game day schedule for details), or transfer at Grand Central Terminal or Harlem-125th Street Station for additional trains available after the departure of the last direct Harlem or New Haven Line trains.

Shuttle service: Frequent service to/from Grand Central Terminal and Harlem-125th Street Station.

Weekends and holidays:

Hudson Line: Direct service from Grand Central Terminal, Harlem-125th Street Station, and all outlying stations (see game day schedule for details).

Harlem and New Haven Lines: Direct pre- and post-game service to/from stations to/from Southeast and New Haven respectively (see game day schedule for details), or transfer at Grand Central Terminal or Harlem-125th Street Station for additional trains available after the departure of the last direct Harlem or New Haven Line trains.

Shuttle service:Frequent service to/from Grand Central Terminal and Harlem-125th Street Station.

During the game, shuttle service will operate between Yankees-E. 153rd Street Station and Harlem-125th Street Station and Grand Central Terminal approximately every 30 minutes. All post-game train service will commence approximately 20 minutes after the final out. The last direct “game train” will typically leave approximately 45 minutes after the game ends.

Yesterday, though, Yankees senior vice president Felix Lopez was on WCBS and, according to one trusted listener, said this: â€œThere are a lot of things wrong with this building we’re trying to fix. With the help of the fans and the media, we’re looking into everything.”

Understand, Lopez – who is married to George Steinbrenner’s daughter, Jessica – isn’t typically a big player in terms of Yankee machinations, but all the same—“There are a lot of things wrong with this building”? That’s strong. And, given all the heat that COO Lonn Trost and president Randy Levine have taken about the Stadium, it’s hard to imagine the rest of the Yankee brass being too pleased with Lopez’s … uh … honesty.