Because most major league teams, minor league, college and high school teams are on the first base side if they are the home team!! Some teams are on the third base side due to maybe superstition.. that being the Cubs are on the first base line due to tradition.
Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte and Jorge Posada all have 5 championship rings each.
There are two numbers you could reasonably say were Derek Jeter's first "professional" number.
The first time Jeter technically became a professional was in 1992, when the New York Yankees picked him sixth overall in the draft. Like most new players, however, he did not go directly to the major leagues; the Yankees first placed him in their minor league system. It's hard to determine the first jersey number he wore in the minors, since far less attention is payed to the minor leagues than the majors. Fortunately, there were several collectible "rookie edition" baseball cards made of Jeter; from pictures of these, it would be a reasonably good guess to say that Jeter's first minor league number was "13". A link to a picture of one of these cards is included in the related links.
Jeter's first major league number is much easier to find; he's used the same one for his entire major league career. Jeter's first major league number was "2".
The Yankees use several different television announcers during the season.
Michael Kay, Ken Singleton, Bob Lorenz, David Cone, Paul O'Neill, John Flaherty, Al Leiter and Lou Piniella.
The Yankees made three World Series appearances in the 1990's.
You can download the song from www.thedeadballera.com
The following played first base for the New York Yankees during the 2000s:
Tino Martinez (1996-01, 05)
Nick Johnson (2001-03, 10)
Jason Giambi (2002-08)
Fernando Seguignol (2003)
Tony Clark (2004)
Travis Lee (2004)
John Olerud (2004)
Craig Wilson (2006)
Doug Mientkiewicz (2007)
Josh Phelps (2007)
Juan Miranda (2008-11)
Cody Ransom (2008-09)
Richie Sexson (2008)
Mark Teixeira (2009-present)
Lance Berkman (2010)
Many people answer this question with "Jimmy Johnstone" but this is wrong, No one wore the number seven shirt, as Celtic did not wear numbers on their shirts back then, they wore their sqaud numbers on their shorts Jimmy Johnstone did wear the number 7 that day, but on his shorts
No. The Mets play in the borough of Queens and the Yankees play in the Bronx.
In 1972, CBS Broadcasting Inc. owned the New York Yankees.
Currently, hitting coach Steve Henderson wears #5 for the Philadelphia Phillies.
Infielder and coach Frank Crosetti wore three numbers during his time on the Yankees. He wore number 5 from 1932-35 (later retired for Joe DiMaggio), number 1 from 1937-44 (later retired for Billy Martin), and number 2 from 1945-68
The following is a list of Yankees who wore the number 2:
For more information, please click on the 'Yankees Numbers' link on this page to see all of the players who have worn the #2 in Yankees history.
Andy Pettitte was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and is of Italian and Cajun French nationality.
Yes, they are still friends! They even went to Lakers game together.
In order: Jimmy Collins 1901-1906 Chick Stahl 1906 George Huff 1907 Bob Unglaub 1907 Deacon McGuire 1907-1908 Fred Lake 1908-1909 Pete Runnels 1910-1911 Jake Stahl 1912-1913 Bill Carrigan 1913-1916 Jack Barry 1917 Ed Barrow 1918-1920 Hugh Duffy 1921-1922 Frank Chance 1923 Lee Fohl 1924-1926 Bill Carrigan 1927-1929 Heinie Wagner 1930 Shano Collins 1931-1932 Marty McManus 1932-1933 Bucky Harris 1934 Joe Cronin 1935-1947 Joe McCarthy 1948-1950 Steve O'Neill 1950-1951 Lou Boudreau 1952-1954 Pinky Higgins 1955-1959 Rudy York 1959 Billy Jurges 1959-1960 lDel Baker 1960 Pinky Higgins 1960-1962 Johnny Pesky 1963-1964 Billy Herman 1963-1966 Pete Runnels 1966 Dick Williams 1967-1969 Eddie Popowski 1969 Eddie Kasko 1970-1973 Darrell Johnson 1974-1976 Don Zimmer 1976-1980 Johnny Pesky 1980 Ralph Houk 1981-1984 John McNamara 1985-1988 Joe Morgan 1988-1991 Butch Hobson 1992-1994 Kevin Kennedy 1995-1996 Jimy Williams 1997-2001 Joe Kerrigan 2001 Grady Little 2002-2003 Terry Francona 2004-present
He was brave because even though he had broken fingers he still played.
Derek Jeter was 22 years old when he won his first World Series in 1996.
well it is 139 home runs as a matter of fact.duh!!answered by 1htmama@hot mail.com