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I would have to say that my favorite memory of Yankee Stadium, if not for the many references in the hit television show “Seinfield”, would be Aaron Boones game winning homerun against the Boston Red Sox, or Johnny Damons upper deck homerun as a member of the Red Sox. Let’s also don’t forget that Yankee Stadium was not only a cathedral built for baseball, but has been home to many memorable moments including a concert by the Beatles in 1965.
On September 21, 2008, one of the saddest moments in Yankee history, second only to the announcement of Yankee great Lou Gehrig’s failing health and goodbye to his retirement in 1939. Baseball fans across the country said goodbye after 85 years to a building built on memory after memory. Never again will any player patrol center field like DiMaggio or Mantle, or sit behind home plate like Berra or Munson, to step into the batter’s box like Ruth or Gehrig. The stadium will close its doors for...
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