Step up to the plate and dive into a century of baseball greatness with The New York Times Story of the Yankees. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just love a good sports saga, this book pitches a perfect game by bringing you over 350 handpicked articles from the legendary New York Times. From Babe Ruth’s game-changing arrival to Roger Maris’s iconic 61st home run, and David Cone’s flawless perfect game, you’ll relive the moments that made the Yankees baseball royalty. Organized by era, this collection covers the team’s 27 World Series titles, fierce rivalries with the Dodgers and Red Sox, and the colorful characters behind the pinstripes—from players to managers and owners. The stories come from some of the finest sportswriters in history, including Dave Anderson, Red Smith, and Leonard Koppett, making this a truly compelling read. Plus, hundreds of black-and-white photos capture the spirit and drama of every era, putting you right in the heart of Yankee history. Inside the box, you get this beautifully curated hardcover book complete with a foreword by Alec Baldwin, a proud Yankees fan, setting the tone for a celebration of baseball’s most successful franchise. Ready to own a piece of baseball lore? Whether you’re reading at the ballpark, on your couch, or sharing stories with fellow fans, this book is your ultimate ticket to the pride, power, and pinstripes of the Yankees. Grab your copy and step into the story of America’s favorite team!