New York Yankees Codexery

Stadium & Culture

20 entries in the New York Yankees compendium.

Stadium & Culture — Era Chart

Subway Series1889World Series Champions1901Retired Numbers Tradit1903Hilltop Park1903Lou Gehrig1903Pinstripe Uniforms1912Yankee Stadium Organ1913Old Yankee Stadium1922Original Yankee Stadiu1922Yankee Stadium1923Mickey Mantle1931Monument Park1932Bleacher Creatures1986George Steinbrenner2008
Pinstripe UniformsTimeless pinstripes, iconic NY.Monument ParkHonoring Yankees legends in the heart of the Bronx.Yankee StadiumHome of the New York Yankees since 2009Subway SeriesThe historic and modern rivalry between New York's baseball teams, accessible by subway.World Series Championships27 World Series titles and a legacy of legendary managers.Retired Numbers TraditionThe most successful franchise in North American sports history.The House That Ruth BuiltThe House That Ruth BuiltHilltop ParkThe Highlanders' hilltop home, where New York baseball found its footing.Old Yankee StadiumThe House That Ruth BuiltPinstripesThe Yankees, in particular, are associated with the pattern.New York, New YorkThe city that never sleeps watches the greatest dynasty in baseball history rise from its Bleacher CreaturesThe most dedicated tribe of rooters in the Bronx.Take Me Out to the Ball GameThe unofficial anthem of North American baseball, written by two men who had never seen a The Bronx BombersThe most successful franchise in MLB history, with 27 World Series titles and 41 AL pennanOriginal Yankee StadiumThe House That Ruth BuiltGeorge SteinbrennerThe Boss who built a Yankees dynastyLou GehrigThe Iron HorseMickey MantleThe Commerce Comet: A legendary switch-hitting slugger and Yankee icon.Fifth Avenue Victory ParadeCelebrating German-American heritage on Fifth Avenue every third Saturday in September.Yankee Stadium OrganThe most successful franchise in North American sports history.
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