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Goodbye Yankee Stadium

2008-08-05 00:00:00

With 1950s/60s-era first baseman Moose Skowron
Moose shows off one of his five World Series rings.
1976 American League playoff hero Chris Chambliss
Yankee infielder from the 1950s and Hall of Fame broadcaster, first with the Yanks and then his hometown San Diego Padres, Jerry Coleman.
Bucky Dent (Bucky F. Dent to you Red Sox fans).
Hector Lopez, outfielder with the 1961 and 1962 World Champions.
Brian Doyle, hero of the 1978 playoffs and World Series.
Dr. Bobby Brown, 1940s/50s era infield, later an MD and after that president of the American League.
Ron Blomberg, a pure hitter from the 1970s and the first designated hitter in the majors.
Steve and his wife Marion in center field at Yankee Stadium.
Bobby Richardson, second baseman of the great Yankee teams of the early 1960s.
Yogi Berra signing autographs and Wade Boggs, who looks like hes ready to play.
Yankee legends line up to meet, greet Fujifilm guests on the warning track
All the Yankee Old Timers at attention during the National Anthem.
All the Yankee Old Timers at attention during the National Anthem.
One last look from outside the Stadium.

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