Yankees fans, can you name at least 5 of your favorite games to take place at Yankee Stadium?

Question

Happy New Year to all of the Yankee fans.

I mean what are your favorite Yankee games that were played in Yankee Stadium.

Answer 1

okay well let me remember
not in order

when the Yankees i think in 2005 were getting killed by the Rangers and at the end comeback and they won with a Posada game wining hr


the game were Melky robbed Manny from a game tying hr that was sweet

2 game wining hr by Alex Rodriguez v.s


and Cleveland

Well this are the games i have witnessed i watched on TV

happy new years you to

Answer 2

hell yeah, approximately to be 6 a million/2 up at ideal or a million a million/2 down at worst. yeah the sox are 8-0 against em this 12 months yet its in comparison to they have been *** whoopins, you had the rivera blown shop, the undesirable first inning by potential of joba, and the burnett shall we provide lower back a 6 run lead interest. the matchups workout consultation nicely for the yanks additionally. we could consistently get rid of darkness from smoltz and bucholz. the burnett beckett interest could be solid, and that i think of we are able to take the lester pettitte interest. a cut up will do because of the fact we are already 2 a million/2 up yet 3-a million may well be large only think of if the yanks have been those 8-0 it may well be a 10 a million/2 interest lead.

Answer 3

My first and unfortunately my only game at Yankees stadium. Jim Abbott's no hitter! (No a bad game to see!!)

Answer 4

Not a Yankee's fan and I can only name one favorite game of mine played at Yankee Stadium.

Growing up a Royals fan (now a huge Braves fan), one game in particular.....the George Brett HR off of Goose Goosage game (which is also the Pine Tar game also).

The Braves haven't played all that well at Yankee Stadium other than the first two games of the 96 World Series in which Andruw Jones hit two HR's in his first ever two World Series at-bats.

Answer 5

Not a Yankees fan. But I did grow up with three MLB parks in NYC. So, here are some of my favorites:
Opening Day-1953 vs. K.C. Athletics. With one out, Skowron tags up and tries to score from third on a "rope" hit by Mantle to the 461 foot mark in dead center field. The K.C. center fielder (Vic Powers) who had just been traded by the Yanks to K.C. hauls in the ball, plants himself and throws it on the fly to home plate, getting Skowron by at least three feet. In a stadium whose fans were hushed by this tremendous toss, the only sound that can be heard for five minutes is Casey Stengel yelling into the stands at one of the team owners: "Why did we trade him?".
Day Game on A Sunday- 1948. Before the game, in front of a capacity crowd of 61,000, George Herman "Babe" Ruth walks onto the field in civilian clothes, topped by a tan overcoat and cap to say goodbye in a raspy voice. A few weeks later he was dead.
World Series- 1951 versus Brooklyn. Joe Dimaggio collides in the outfield with a rookie outfielder brought up that season. The rookie never fully recovers from the injury to his knees, but manages a pretty good career. Mickey Mantle, #7.
1953 versus Saint Louis Browns. The Yanks returned home with a 12 game winning streak and going for number 13. On the road trip at Saint Louis, the Browns catcher (Clint Courtney) had spiked Phil Rizzuto trying to break up a double play. As Courtney name was announced over the PA system and he walked towards the plate the capacity crowd began to boo. The sound got so loud it drowned out the elevated trains running behind the center field bleachers.
I left NYC in 1957.

Answer 6

when the sox fought of the sweep and schilling pitched with his bloody ankle to go the world series

Answer 7

games 6,7 of the ALCS are two of mine

Answer 8

i am not sure i understand your question,but know that i am a HUGE fan of the yankees,and go there every year to see a game,and live in florida,so i go for spring trainning,love love jeter....