what year was the original Yankee Stadium demolished to build the new one?
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Polo Grounds Facts and Figures\n\n    * Tenants: New York Giants, Yankees, & Mets\n    * Capacity: 16,000 (original), 54,555 (final)\n    * Surface: Grass\n    * Cost: $300,000\n    * Opened: June 28, 1911\n    * Closed: September 18, 1963\n    * Demolished: April 1964\n    * Dimensions: 277-L, 455-C, 258-R (original), 279-L,    \n       475-C, 257-R (final)\n    * Architect: Osborn Engineering\n    * Location: Along Eighth Avenue, Harlem River Drive,\n       West 159th St.
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Last year, it was the Boston Red Sox.\nThis year, the New York Yankees.
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June 13, 1948: The Yankees retire Babe Ruth's No. three jersey in the Babe's final appearance at Yankee Stadium on the 25th anniversary of Yankee Stadium. After the ceremonies the Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 5-3.
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Exhibition Stadium\nExposition Park
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Ummmmmmmm I think the biggest disgrace/embarassment in Yankee history is the big CHOKE against the Red Sox in the playoffs in 2004!!!
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It was the last game of 1971, actually.  The Yankees were down 7-5, and there were two outs in the top of the ninth when the Senators' fans stormed the field. The game was forfeited to the Yankees, 9-0.
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bengals 49ers - 1982\n\nand u mean the OLD home, its now Ford Field!-lol
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it's too early now, but you can email them and ask for updates. go to yankees.com
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The most unneeded thing in a stadium is that concrete field in Montreal.  I know they don't use it anymore but it is still standing.  I remember watching an Expos game against the Braves and Chipper Jones hit a sky high ball and the outfielder lost it in the lights and when the ball came down, it bounced so high that Chipper was at 3rd base by the time they were able to field the ball.  If you are talking about current stadiums is Petco Park's gaps.  Those things are like a mile away from the plate and 422 in the Left Center gap is absolutely ridiculous.  Second is that hill in Center Field in Houston which is also a ridiculous number of feet away from the plate.
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Tim Wakefield gave up eight runs in a 162(!)-pitch loss to\nthe White Sox (8-2) on June 10, 1996.
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As a Yankee fan, I am required to say Yankee Stadium but with that park aside... Camden Yards is excellent.  I love the fans there, the micro brews, the statue of Babe Ruth just outside the gates... It is just a cool place.
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Present day player is Derek Jeter. All time was Mickey Mantle, with Thurman Munson a close second. You can tell I'm not a Yankee fan.... lol!
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A. Joe Dimaggio\n\n1936-1939 with the yankees.
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The New York Yankees are one of the four teams from the MLB training now in Tampa and hard-core Yankee fans only stay at the Radisson Bay Harbor Hotel while in the Sunshine State. \n\nWhy? \n\nBecause George Steinbrenner owns it and has declared it the official team hotel. \n\nHe sold the hotel in June o5 though....
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The Yankees that year included Yogi Berra, Mickey Mantle, and Roger Maris. For the complete roster and stats, see:\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/NYY/1960.shtml
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The New York Yankees won the World Series in 2000. The series was called the Subway Series and was between the New York Yankees and the New York Mets. Here is a website that will tell you all about the World Series in 2000.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2000_World_Series
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Definitely Yankee Stadium. Go with my youngest daughter (the other big Yankee fan in my family), take in the history of Monument Park, a couple of hot dogs and the Yankees first win of many this season.