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The '''New York Yankees''' are a current {{w|Major League Baseball}} (MLB) team in the Bronx, [[New York]].
 
The '''New York Yankees''' are a current {{w|Major League Baseball}} (MLB) team in the Bronx, [[New York]].
  
== History ==
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==History==
[[Bart Simpson|Bart]] once used [[Denis Leary (character)|Denis Leary]]'s cell phone to order a New York Yankees hat and [[Derek Jeter]] jersey, much to Leary's annoyance, as he is a big {{w|Boston Red Sox}} fan.
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The [[Devil]] was off in his calculation of the next time the Yankees would have won the American League pennant: not "a century from now," but 1996, one of their twenty-seven World Series championship teams.<ref>"[[Bart Gets Hit by a Car]]"</ref>
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[[Don Mattingly]] was once forced by [[Charles Montgomery Burns]] to cut is sideburns<ref>"[[Homer at the Bat]]"</ref> in reference to former aggressive Yankees owner, {{w|George Steinbrenner}}'s "no facial hair or hair longer than your neck" rule. Coincidentally, a year before, Mattingly was forced in real life to cut his long hair.<ref>{{cite news|title=Truth Mirrors 'Simpsons' Fiction|accessdate=2008-07-07|date=1992-02-23|publisher=[[Chicago Tribune]]|page=3}}</ref>
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[[Bart Simpson|Bart]] once used [[Denis Leary (character)|Denis Leary]]'s cell phone to order a New York Yankees hat and [[Derek Jeter]] jersey, much to Leary's annoyance, as he is a big {{w|Boston Red Sox}} fan.<ref>"[[Lost Verizon]]"</ref>
  
 
==Notable players==
 
==Notable players==
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*[[Roger Clemens]] (1999-2003, 2007)
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*[[José Canseco]] (2000)
 
*[[Derek Jeter]] (1996-)
 
*[[Derek Jeter]] (1996-)
 
*[[Don Mattingly]] (1982-1995)
 
*[[Don Mattingly]] (1982-1995)
 
*[[Babe Ruth]] (1921-1933)
 
*[[Babe Ruth]] (1921-1933)
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*[[Steve Sax]] (1989-1991)
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*[[Darryl Strawberry]] (1995–1999)
  
 
== Behind the Laughter ==
 
== Behind the Laughter ==
[[File:New York Yankees.png|thumb]]
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[[File:New York Yankees.png|right|150px]]
 
The {{w|New York Yankees}} are a baseball team that is in the American League since their creation in 1903. The Yankees were originally the Baltimore Orioles and later the New York Highlanders. Since their change to the current name, the New York Yankees, they have won twenty-seven World Series championships and forty American League pennants, which is the most in Major League Baseball history. The next team, the St. Louis Cardinals, only have eleven World Series championships.
 
The {{w|New York Yankees}} are a baseball team that is in the American League since their creation in 1903. The Yankees were originally the Baltimore Orioles and later the New York Highlanders. Since their change to the current name, the New York Yankees, they have won twenty-seven World Series championships and forty American League pennants, which is the most in Major League Baseball history. The next team, the St. Louis Cardinals, only have eleven World Series championships.
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At the time [[Homer at the Bat]] was recorded, only Steve Sax and Don Mattingly had played for the New York Yankees. However, four of the other players would later play for the Yankees (Boggs, Clemens, Canseco, and Strawberry).
  
 
[[Denis Leary]] is a big Boston Red Sox fan, both in ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and in real life. This represents the {{w|Yankees–Red Sox rivalry|Boston Red Sox-New York Yankees rivalry}}.
 
[[Denis Leary]] is a big Boston Red Sox fan, both in ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and in real life. This represents the {{w|Yankees–Red Sox rivalry|Boston Red Sox-New York Yankees rivalry}}.
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== Appearances ==
 
== Appearances ==
 
*{{ep|Lost Verizon}}
 
*{{ep|Lost Verizon}}
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== References ==
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== External links ==
 
== External links ==

Revision as of 06:36, April 21, 2012

Denis Leary gets New York Yankees merchandise, because of Bart Simpson.

The New York Yankees are a current Major League Baseball (MLB) team in the Bronx, New York.

History

The Devil was off in his calculation of the next time the Yankees would have won the American League pennant: not "a century from now," but 1996, one of their twenty-seven World Series championship teams.[1]

Don Mattingly was once forced by Charles Montgomery Burns to cut is sideburns[2] in reference to former aggressive Yankees owner, George Steinbrenner's "no facial hair or hair longer than your neck" rule. Coincidentally, a year before, Mattingly was forced in real life to cut his long hair.[3]

Bart once used Denis Leary's cell phone to order a New York Yankees hat and Derek Jeter jersey, much to Leary's annoyance, as he is a big Boston Red Sox fan.[4]

Notable players

Behind the Laughter

The New York Yankees are a baseball team that is in the American League since their creation in 1903. The Yankees were originally the Baltimore Orioles and later the New York Highlanders. Since their change to the current name, the New York Yankees, they have won twenty-seven World Series championships and forty American League pennants, which is the most in Major League Baseball history. The next team, the St. Louis Cardinals, only have eleven World Series championships.

At the time Homer at the Bat was recorded, only Steve Sax and Don Mattingly had played for the New York Yankees. However, four of the other players would later play for the Yankees (Boggs, Clemens, Canseco, and Strawberry).

Denis Leary is a big Boston Red Sox fan, both in The Simpsons and in real life. This represents the Boston Red Sox-New York Yankees rivalry.

Appearances

References

  1. "Bart Gets Hit by a Car"
  2. "Homer at the Bat"
  3. "Truth Mirrors 'Simpsons' Fiction"Chicago Tribune, p. 3. Retrieved on 2008-07-07. 
  4. "Lost Verizon"

External links