New York Yankees

Yes Mr. EJ Chavez was one of the best talent scouts the New York Yankee's ever had in their entire History.

None. I am from Germany, and we don't wear any uniform.

Yes, the Yankees will be playing on 5/15/14. They will be playing the Mets.

Before Yankee Stadium opened in 1923, the Yankees rented from their cross-town rivals, the New York Giants and shared the space at the Polo Grounds. Threatened with eviction, the Yankees were forced to build their own stadium in the Bronx, but this move arguably could not have happened without the fame and popularity of their marquee player, George Herman "Babe" Ruth. Ruth drew large crowds and made the Yankees an astoundingly popular team, and after Yankee Stadium opened, it was known colloquially as The House that Ruth Built as a result of Ruth's starpower drawing in enough revenue and fan support to build the park.

In Ruth's first season with the Yankees in 1920, the Yankees were drawing more fans than their cross-town rivals, the Giants, and the Yankees owners decided to take a chance on the popularity of their team. Because both the New York Giants and the Brooklyn Dodgers had stronger roots in New York than the relatively young Yankees, building a new park - larger than most ballparks - on the assumption that the Yankees could draw 60,000 fans to their games was quite a gamble. But the Yankees also had Babe Ruth, who was the biggest name in sports at the time. After tenuous relations began developing between Giants and Yankees ownership, the Yankees decided it was time to invest in what would become the House That Ruth Built.

The logo looks gold because of pine tar residue on the helmet.

Hotels bid for their business. Every visiting team is contacted with bids from various hotels outlining the services, security, and pricing bids each year when the new schedule is announced. They barter from there, but from my experiences, they have filled between 110 and 225 rooms, depending on the team. Certain teams are VERY concerned about security, while others aren't whatsoever. One year, three stayed at my hotel, but all of the visiting teams do not stay at the same hotel consistently Hope that helps!

Through August 12, 2016, Alex Rodriguez had 3,115 career hits. On June 19, 2015, he collected No. 3,000 with a first-inning home run off Detroit's Justin Verlander at Yankee Stadium. Rodriguez became the 29th player in the history of Major League Baseball to attain the hallowed mark.
He is 19th on the all-time list for career hits.

The last team elected captain prior to Derek Jeter was Don Mattingly. After Mattingly's retirement, the Yankees did not have a captain until Jeter in the 2003 season. However, for the Yankees teams between Mattingly's and Jeter's time as captain, the 'unofficial' captain was considered to be Paul O'Neill.

All of the different Yankee players get paid a different salary, like A-Rod was getting paid $33,000,000 in 2010, and Derek Jeter was paid $22,600,000.

According to USA Today, the Yankees total payroll for the 2007 season was $189,639,045, down from a max of $208,306,817 in the 2005 season.

The New York Yankees have 2 main symbols. One is a letter N overlapped with a letter Y. The other one is a baseball overlapped with a baseball bat with a patriotic hat on the tip.

Manny Acosta (2010-11)

Tommie Agee (1968-1972)

Luis Aguayo (2008)

Jermaine Allensworth (1998-99)

Manny Alexander (1997)

Sandy Alomar (1967)

Moises Alou (2007-08)

George Altman (1964)

Luis Alvarado (1977)

Marlon Anderson (2005, 07-09)

Pedro Astacio (2002-03)

Manny Aybar (2005)

Billy Baldwin (1976)

James Baldwin (2004)

Kevin Bass (1992)

Miguel Batista (2011)

Don Baylor (2003-04)

Derek Bell (2000)

Armando Benitez (1999-03)

Angel Berroa (2009)

Terry Blocker (1985)

Bobby Bonilla (1992-95, 99)

Daryl Boston (1990-92)

Mark Bradley (1983)

Hubie Brooks (1980-84, 91)

Damon Buford (1995)

Ambiorix Burgos (2007)

Ray Burris (1979-80)

Mike Cameron (2004-05)

Jose Cardenal (1979-80)

Chuck Carr (1990-91)

Luis Castillo (2007-10)

Roger Cedeno (1999, 02-03)

Elio Chacon (1962)

Ed Charles (1967-69)

Endy Chavez (2006-08)

Joe Christopher (1962-65)

Tony Clark (2003)

Donn Clendenon (1969-71)

Gene Clines (1975)

Choo Choo Coleman (1962-63, 66)

Vince Coleman (1991-93)

Tommy Davis (1967)

Carlos Delgado (2006-09)

DJ Dozier (1992)

Sammy Drake (1962)

Shawon Dunston (1999)

Damion Easley (2007-08)

Dock Ellis (1979)

Nino Espinosa (1974-78)

Carl Everett (1995-97)

Tony Fernandez (1993)

Cliff Floyd (2003-06)

Bartolome Fortunato (2004, 06)

George Foster (1982-86)

Joe Foy (1970)

Julio Franco (2006-07)

Bob Gibson (1981)

Bernard Gilkey (1996-98)

Jesse Gonder (1963-65)

Dwight Gooden (1984-94)

Ruben Gotay (2007)

Pumpsie Green (1963)

Ricky Gutierrez (2004)

Tom Hall (1975-76)

Darryl Hamilton (1999-01)

Lenny Harris (1998, 00-01)

Willie Harris (2011)

Greg Harts (1973)

Rickey Henderson (1999-00)

Felix Heredia (2005)

Anderson Hernandez (2005-07, 09)

Livan Hernandez (2009)

Manny Hernandez (1989)

Orlando Hernandez (2006-07)

Roberto Hernandez (2005-06)

Richard Hidalgo (2004)

Pat Howell (1992)

Jessie Hudson (1969)

Butch Huskey (1993, 95-98)

Al Jackson (1962-65, 68-69)

Roy Lee Jackson (1977-80)

Stan Jefferson (1986)

Lance Johnson (1996-97)

Bobby Jones (2000, 02)

Cleon Jones (1963, 65-75)

Jorge Julio (2006)

Ced Landrum (1993)

Matt Lawton (2001)

Johnny Lewis (1965-67)

Jose Lima (2006)

Terrence Long (1999)

Julio Machado (1989-90)

Elliott Maddox (1978-80)

Pat Mahomes (1999-00)

Pepe Mangual (1976-77)

Felix Mantilla (1962)

Jerry Manuel (2005-08)

Josias Manzanillo (1993-95, 99)

Pedro Martinez (1996)

Pedro Martinez (2005-08)

Gary Matthews (2002, 10)

Willie Mays (1972-79)

Tom McCraw (1992-96)

Rodney McCray (1992)

Terry McDaniel (1991)

Brian McRae (1997-1999)

Jenrry Mejia (2010)

Felix Millan (1973-77)

Lastings Milledge (2006-07)

Ralph Milliard (1998)

Randy Milligan (1987)

John Milner (1971-77)

Kevin Mitchell (1984, 86)

Willie Montanenz (1978-79)

Jose Moreno (1980)

Guillermo Mota (2006-07)

Billy Murphy (1966)

Eddie Murray (1992-93)

Danny Napoleon (1965-66)

Tito Navarro (1993)

Charlie Neal (1962-63)

Dan Norman (1977-80)

Edwin Nunez (1988)

Jon Nunnally (2000)

Alex Ochoa (1995-97)

Jose Offerman (2005)

Darren Oliver (2006)

Junior Ortiz (1983-84)

Ricky Otero (1995)

Jay Payton (1998-02)

Timo Perez (2000-03)

Yorkis Perez (1997)

Robert Person (1995-96)

Tony Phillips (1998)

Mario Ramirez (1980)

Lenny Radle (1977-78)

Willie Randolph (1992)

Prentice Redman (2003)

Desi Relaford (2001)

Jose Reyes (2003-11)

Tommie Reynolds (1967)

Kevin Roberson (1996)

Bill Robinson (1984-89)

Mel Rojas (1997-98)

Amado Samuel (1964)

Juan Samuel (1989)

Rafael Santana (1984-87)

Gary Sheffield (2009)

Ken Singleton (1970-71)

Jorge Sosa (2007-08)

Leroy Stanton (1970-71)

Darryl Strawberry (1983-90)

Tony Tarasco (2002)

Garry Templeton (1991)

Ryan Thompson (1992-95)

Lou Thorton (1989-90)

Rusty Tillman (1982)

Jorge Toca (1999-01)

Michael Tucker (2006)

Ellis Valentine (1981-82)

Mo Vaughn (2002-03)

Jose Vizcaino (1994-96)

Chico Walker (1992-93)

Claudell Washington (1980)

Gerald Williams (2004-05)

Mookie Wilson (1980-89)

Preston Wilson (1998)

Anthony Young (1991-93)

The age of majority for the state is 18, therefore it is likely a person of that age or older would be allowed access if he or she had the proper identification and financial means. Hotels, like any private business can refuse service to anyone as long as that refusal does not violate discrimination laws.

Jorge Posada uses a Wilson A2000 catchers mitt.

Nobody knows. We'll just have to wait until Derek Jeter retires.

In 1993, Steve Howe pitched in 51 games for the New York Yankees, with an ERA of 4.97. He started 0 games and finished 19, pitching no complete games. He threw no shutouts and recorded 4 saves, ending up with 3 wins and 5 losses.

He pitched a total of 152 outs, facing 215 batters. He gave up 58 hits and 28 earned runs, including 7 home runs. He struck out 19 batters and walked 10.

Roger Maris had 733 career strikeouts.

No They only won the wold series through: 2009 • 2000 • 1999 • 1998
1996 • 1978 • 1977 • 1962
1961 • 1958 • 1956 • 1953
1952 • 1951 • 1950 • 1949
1947 • 1943 • 1941 • 1939
1938 • 1937 • 1936 • 1932
1928 • 1927 • 1923

a gorgeous green! They are hazel actually.

Lou Gehrig holds the American League single season record for RBIs with 184 in 1931.

Because he is the starting shortstop and captain of the New York Yankees, one of the most famous professional baseball organizations in the world.

He is a gentleman, and a team leader which we do not see in these times.

Lou Gehrig, a first baseman with the New York Yankees between 1923-1939, was nicknamed the Iron Horse. He played in 2,130 consecutive games between June 1, 1925 and April 30, 1939. This consecutive games played streak was a record many thought would never be broken. However, on September 6, 1995, shortstop Cal Ripken Jr. surpassed the record and went on to play another 501 consecutive games to set the bar at 2,632. Click on the 'Lou Gehrig' link on this page to read a short bio of the man that was

Alex Rodriguez is currently single. He was previously married to Cynthia Scurtis.