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Alex Rodriguez 2004 Home Runs (36) *UPDATED*
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Extended clip of HR #13 that got left out on original vid #subscribe #mlb #highlights #legend
Jorge Posada 2001 Home Runs (18/22)
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18 of Jorge’s 22 homers from the 2001 season
Hideki Matsui 2003 Home Runs (16)
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All 16 Home Runs from Matsui’s first season with the Yanks
Nick Swisher 2010 Home Runs (31 including Postseason)
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Watch all 31 homers (2 postseason) from Nick Swisher's 2010 All-Star season!! #mlb #subscribe #clutch
Robinson Cano 2012 Home Runs (33)
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Re-live Robinson Cano's 33-homer 2012 season! Cano holds the record for most home runs in Yankees history by a second baseman with 204 big flies. In his 9-year Yankee career, 2012 was when Cano hit the most home runs in a single season, and it was the only year in which he topped 30 homers while wearing pinstripes. Also, Cano's swing is one of my personal favorites of all time #subscribe #histo...
Brett Gardner 2011 Stolen Bases (49)
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Brett Gardner swiped a whopping 49 bases in 2011 (40 steals of 2nd base, 9 of third base), and finished the season tied with Coco Crisp of the Oakland A's for the most stolen bases in the American League. Additionally, Gardner and Crisp tied for second in stolen bases for the entire MLB in 2011. Gardner stole 49 bases in 62 attempts, which was good for a 79% success rate (higher than the league...
CC Sabathia 2009 ALCS MVP Highlights
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Check out CC Sabathia's performance in the 2009 ALCS that earned him MVP honors. In the 2009 ALCS, the Yankees faced off against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, a team that had given them a lot of trouble in October during the 2000s. Sabathia was one of the Yankees' major free agent signings from the 2008-09 offseason, and he stepped up in this series. Sabathia won both of his starts during ...
Mariano Rivera 2003 ALCS MVP Highlights
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Check out Mariano Rivera's performance in the 2003 ALCS that earned him MVP honors. Mo's name was written all over this series, saving 2 wins (Games 3 and 5) while earning the win in Game 7 with 3 shutout innings (his signature moment of the series) and also getting the final 3 outs of Game 2 (which was a non-save situation). Rivera stepped up big time in one of the greatest playoff series in Y...
Andy Pettitte 2001 ALCS MVP Highlights
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Check out Andy Pettitte's performance in the 2001 ALCS that earned him MVP honors. Pettitte won 2 of the 4 games that the Yankees won in this series. Pettitte was brilliant in Game 1 on the road, silencing the 116-win Mariners to just 1 run over 8 strong innings. In the Game 5 clincher, Pettitte pitched into the 7th inning behind help from his defense and plenty of run support. Pettitte's pitch...
Derek Jeter 2000 World Series MVP Highlights
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Check out Derek Jeter's performance in the 2000 World Series that earned him MVP honors. Jeter was fantastic in his 4th World Series win, collecting 9 hits (2 important homers) and making several key defensive plays. Jeter's big moments of the series included a terrific relay throw to cut down a runner at home plate in Game 1, a lead-off homer in Game 4, and a game-tying solo homer in the Game ...
David Justice 2000 ALCS MVP Highlights
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Check out David Justice's performance in the 2000 ALCS that earned him MVP honors. Although Justice didn't have the greatest series offensively, he collected several timely hits, including a go-ahead 3-run home run in the Game 6 clincher. Justice also hit a 2-run homer in Game 4, and a 2-run single in Game 3 that broke the game open. Stat line: .231 AVG | .286 OBP | .538 SLG | .824 OPS | 2 HR |...
Mariano Rivera 1999 World Series MVP Highlights
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Check out Mariano Rivera’s performance in the 1999 World Series that earned him MVP honors. Rivera saved Game 1 and the clinching Game 4, while also picking up a win with 2 scoreless innings in Game 3. Both of Rivera’s saves were 4-out saves. Stat line: 1-0 | 0.00 ERA | 0.857 WHIP | 2 SV | 4.2 IP | 3 H | 0 ER | 1 BB | 3 K #mlb #worldseries #yankees
Orlando “El Duque” Hernandez 1999 ALCS MVP Highlights
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Check out Orlando Hernandez’s performance in the 1999 ALCS that earned him MVP honors. “El Duque” went 1-0 in 2 starts, with the win coming in the Game 5 clincher. After allowing 2 ER in his first 2 innings pitched of the series, he allowed just 1 ER over his last 13 innings pitched. El Duque pitched into at least the 8th inning in both starts, while also working out of some jams. El Duque was ...
Scott Brosius 1998 World Series MVP Highlights
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Check out Scott Brosius’ performance in the 1998 World Series that earned him MVP honors. Brosius had an outstanding series for the Yankees, collecting 8 hits in 17 at-bats while playing very solid defense. Brosius’ best game of the series was Game 3, where he hit 2 home runs, including the go-ahead shot off of Hall of Fame closer Trevor Hoffman that put the Yankees up for good. Brosius propell...
John Wetteland 1996 World Series MVP Highlights
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John Wetteland 1996 World Series MVP Highlights
Bernie Williams 1996 ALCS MVP Highlights
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Bernie Williams 1996 ALCS MVP Highlights
He had the best 4 years of his career with the Yankees
Nice vídeo man arod fans been waiting for 2004! When are you going to upload 2006 and 2008
Derek Jeter single handedly beat the Mets.
This team was dominant, consistent and well balanced on pitching, defense and run production. Any player could beat you at the plate and what rotations they had for pitching. Remember Mariano was the set up guy for Wetteland. If you couldn't get any runs by the 5th inning it was over. Just Awesome! I got a chance to watch 2 games in Texas against the Yankees while I was going to school in the late 90's. The opportunity to sit behind Paul O'Neil who is my all time favorite player was dream come true.
Jeter did it all, a once in a generation talent.
Masterclass on pitching, Incredible control and ability to place his pitches wherever he wants, always in complete command on the mound. The greatest weapon in baseball history. Yankee fans were spoiled greatly by having a guy like Rivera close for them so much so I remember him giving up a HR on back to back nights to Miggy in his final season & the NY media were wondering if he was finished.
Yankees Legend. "El Duque.
That was a hell of a team!
Bernie was the smoothiest Yankee to grace the field in my time. Professional, never in trouble, power and discipline from both sides of the plate. An all-time Yankee great!
I'm a Mets fan and I believe that's the greatest team I ever seen.
I was 11 during the 2000 World Series. 10/08. Birthday about two weeks prior. I remember because Yankees were on brink of losing to Oakland and came all the way back to the beat them, and Seattle. I was legit worried Mets were going to win. They played amazing. But I’m convinced even though they played great after, that lead off homer in game 4 won the series. Look at the Yankees players struts. Everyone in that dugouts demeanor changed. Look at the Mets? Total dejection. Right there it wasn’t that it wouldn’t be close. Or that Mets couldn’t win: it’s that the Yankees felt they couldn’t lose. I always believed the 99 season teams would have been a much better matchup. Both teams great but vulnerable. The 2000 series was closer than it appeared.
I miss Matsui ❤
I miss these Yankees 😢
As a 2001 baby 🍼 this gives me goosebumps....😢
Love that inside out swing. Beautiful
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Back when Yankees used to have baserunners.
Arod just casually popping down and away sliders 400 feet
Brosius not only had a sensational 1998 WS, Brosius was sensational in all 3 playoff rounds in the 1998 postseason. 3 games Against the Rangers = .400 batting average, .400 OBP, .700 Slugging percentage, one home run and 3 RBI's 6 games against Cleveland = .300 Batting Average, .500 Slugging percentage, and also made some nice defensive plays. One home run and 6 RBI's 4 games against the Padres = .471 batting average, .471 OBP, .824 Slugging Percentage, 2 home runs and 6 RBI's
This is gonna be Jasson Dominguez this year
Had they not blown the ALCS that year, he would have been the series MVP. The guy nearly blew Game 5 wide open only for a great defensive play to kept that from happening.
Yeah Nixon robbed him of a bases clearing double in the 6th.
Clark got run up on a really close pitch too. Count was full. Had it been a walk, that inning may have gone very different
@@salamisumo2 even as a Pedro/Sox hater. Pedro made a perfect pitch on the outside corner to Clark. It was very close, and at Yankee Stadium, it's probably a ball.
He was a mvp player literally but Ortiz stolen that from him.
Burn babby Burn🔥🔥🔥
If only the organization was 10% of what it was with Jeter
One a the few good signings by Cashman.
Idk, I’d say Sabathia was good as well. Maybe Teixeira
Cashman was more competent when he's not too deep into analytics. That said we may have kind of lucked out with Swisher considering the year he was coming off when we got him.
He fell apart in the 01 WS. Big reasons those snakes stole that title.
He was past his prime in 2001, he didn't suddenly struggled in the WS. Plus he wasn't the only one in the line up who struggled much of the WS in 2001.
Better than Arod any day
Cleveland stole 97 from the Yankees, was nice to take revenge the following year.
Most fun team to watch.
If, there was a hot for swings, he is a shoe in.
Remember how not long ago some idiots wants to put Kimbrel over Mo despite his 2018 postseason nearly cost the Red Sox? After what happened to the Phillies in the NLCS, this should end the convo.
GODZILLA
A rod the real ALCS MVP
Both were huge in the ALCS.
If Volpe develops enough to become half as good as Jeter hitting wise that would be great.
I believe if he hadn't gotten hurt in 2006, he would have delivered for the Mets that postseason.
One of the best closers in their franchise history 😛😣😞
The best relief pitcher ever.
Word through the grapevine was that Bernie got razzed by a lot of veteran Yankees during his early days back in 1991. That all ended quickly when Don Mattingly walked over to Bernie, put his arm over Bernie's shoulder, looked around the locker room and shouted.... HEY, ANYBODY THAT F***S WITH HIM, F***S WITH ME, UNDERSTOOD?! Having The Captain's approval definitely put Bernie at ease. 5 years later, judging by this video, Donny Baseball saw something in the kid!❤
Absolutely right.. Mel Hall was the one who made things tough for Bernie the most. From what I have read Bernie was very shy as a young kid and just wanted to succeed so he didnt upset his father. Extremely grateful that he ended up having a successful career and won 4 rings!
Brosius was an absolute monster in this series. That 3 run bomb off Hoffman was the dagger
That was a bomb dead center. He barreled up a 100 mph heater.
David Wells was born in Torrance and raised in San Diego. He was a total journeyman. BTW he finished career in Dodger blue. My hometown team.
He never should have been a journeyman. Im surprised that no team signed him long-term nor kept him long-term
1996 was the year the Yankees ended a long drought. Same with Joe Torre who spent his whole career in the National League as a player and a manager. Also Frank Sinatras version of New York New York brings me chills. Also beating the defending champion Braves was a very hard job to do. As a loyal dodgers fan, I do show the Yankees some respect.
Brosius so underrated
Former rookie of the year. Halle Berry’s ex-husband.
He may not always hit for decent average but the guy was miles better than the Mendoza line power hitters that the new school fans gave been drooling over lately like Gallo for example.
He was a career .250 hitter, which is slightly below average. Although he did strike out a lot, he drew plenty of walks as well and consistently hit doubles, so he wasn't a "3 true outcomes" hitter
Shame about his personal life...
don't believe everything you read in the news...please.
@@montgomeryfamily7320 Did he help his case?
A would be HOFer who ruined his shot to the hall by getting in trouble with PEDs...😢
Should of been an all time great. Cautionary tale. Hope he’s happy and doing well now. So incredibly smooth at 2nd.
The smoothest player I have ever watched, at the plate and in the field (although sometimes to a fault, I don't miss when he wouldn't hustle). Not one, but TWO PED abuses have forever tarnished his legacy. It's a shame, because he would have in all likelihood been an easy hall of famer.
@@bxnyy28same. Slickest glove at 2nd I’ve ever seen.
Great player, fine man and true sportsman with a great personality.
Half of them would have been routine fly balls in the REAL Yankee Stadium.
Very much agreed. Just keep in mine smaller build ball parks and, a juiced ball. Since the 1920's the ball became, more juiced. A what if, for going back to a pre 1920's baseball.
Was in SD wearing a yankee hat ppl were playfully heckling me, brought up Scott Brosius or the 98’ WS and that shut’em up😂
😂😂
Amazing footage. Watching this live at 6 years old, an age where witnessing greatness comes with no extra baggage, just watching and analyzing the way they move and the excitement in the air. This was a special moment in time
They could play small ball or hit home runs.
Happy Days