New York Post logo New York Post 1 month ago

’09 Yankees reminder of big, bad Bombers

It took a while for the city and the Yankees to get together with this parade business, if you want to know the truth. Babe Ruth never got to see the Canyon of Heroes. Neither did Lou Gehrig, or Joe DiMaggio, or Lefty Grove. Full Article at New York Post

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  1. It’s the greatest ride you can take
    Derek Jeter – Derek Jeter SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago
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    Bernie Williams – Bernie Williams SOURCE: LoHud.com 1 month ago
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    Brian Cashman – Brian Cashman SOURCE: USA Today 1 month ago
  4. He was subdued during the game ... but emotional, very teary-eyed. It was very, very weird not having him here. Very strange. But he's happy now. He's very proud. Proud of all of them.
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