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Hard-hitting, honest and insightful analysis of the New York Yankees - and lots of history, too
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In the first Subway Series between the Yankees and Dodgers, everything turned on Mickey Owen's infamous dropped third strike in Game 4
Lou Gehrig spent his last days in a Yankee uniform watching from the dugout as the Yankees continued to dominate the baseball world
Red Ruffing dominated Games 1 and 4 and the Yankees won their last championship with Lou Gehrig at first base
Several moves have been made to upgrade the roster, but the infield and bullpen remain incomplete
Lefty Gomez won the first and final games and the Yankees cruised to their sixth world championship
Joe DiMaggio's World Series debut came during the Yankees' six-game victory over the crosstown rival Giants
It's probably a myth, but what wasn't a myth was the Yankees' domination of the Cubs in an easy sweep
GM Brian Cashman continues to make moves in an excellent pivot post the Juan Soto defection
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig pummeled St. Louis across four games and then led quite a celebration on the train ride back to New York
Juan Soto is gone, but signing starter Max Fried and trading for closer Devin Williams has vastly upgraded their pitching
Arguably the greatest team in MLB history, Babe Ruth's 60 home runs led the '27 Yankees to their second championship
One year in the Bronx was great, but for that money, Yankees were wise to draw the line
