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>Some Hints About The Final Games At The Stadiums
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The Yankees and the Mets have said little, if anything, about their plans to say farewell to their old stadiums.
One part of Sunday’s pregame ceremony will be the introduction of Yankees greats who will go to their former positions; those who have died will be represented by family members. One of Mickey Mantle’s sons, Danny or David, could be in center field, and one of Roger Maris’s sons could be in right.
After the Florida-Mets afternoon game on Sept. 28, the Mets plan to bring back 45 former players, including Tom Seaver and Mike Piazza, for a celebration called Shea Goodbye.
>Another October Awaits Torre
While all is gloom and doom in New York ball parks, there is one constant in baseball: Joe Torre is going to the post-season.
>Congrats To Jeter On The Yankee Stadium Hit Record
>A little late on this but sometimes I have to file reports at the Daily Planet and sometimes I have to walk Krypto…but congratulations to Derek Jeter for getting the most hits at Yankee Stadium (ok pretend for a second it’s actually the same stadium.)
This is no small feat. Think of the hundreds of players that have played for the Yankees. Some lousy players sure, but also some pretty goods, some greats and some hall of famers. Any time you pass Gehrig in anything it’s an accomplishment. Nice job by the Captain. Congrats.
Some Hints About The Final Games At The Stadiums
The Yankees and the Mets have said little, if anything, about their plans to say farewell to their old stadiums.
One part of Sunday’s pregame ceremony will be the introduction of Yankees greats who will go to their former positions; those who have died will be represented by family members. One of Mickey Mantle’s sons, Danny or David, could be in center field, and one of Roger Maris’s sons could be in right.
After the Florida-Mets afternoon game on Sept. 28, the Mets plan to bring back 45 former players, including Tom Seaver and Mike Piazza, for a celebration called Shea Goodbye.
