New York Yankees

They’re one of the notorious teams in all of sports and stand alone as the most successful group of sluggers in the history of Major League Baseball. See them build on their legacy during the 2019 baseball season. Grab your New York Yankees tickets from Ticket Club and save big.

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What to Expect from the 2019 New York Yankees Schedule

The 2019 New York Yankees schedule will kick off on March 28 for MLB Opening Day. They’ll begin their campaign at home in the Bronx against Baltimore in a thrilling three-game series. This season will feature the Yankees hosting series against American League rivals like Tampa Bay, Houston, Seattle and Toronto, along with National League sluggers like the Padres and Rockies. Of course, the biggest highlight of the season includes any meetings with their longtime rival (and current World Series champions) Boston Red Sox and crosstown rival New York Mets in the annual Subway Series.

Yankee Stadium

Praised as one of the most prolific parks in baseball, the Yankees call the massive Yankee Stadium home. The stadium was originally built in 1923 and housed some of the team’s greatest players and moments until it was demolished and rebuilt as a newer, more advanced ballpark just a block away from the original site. A visit to Yankee Stadium is never boring, with plenty of baseball history to take in at the onsite Yankee Museum and dozens of bars, restaurants and concession areas to wander. The current ballpark is slightly smaller in capacity than the old Yankee Stadium, and can seat up to 50,000 patrons.

New York Yankees History

The New York Yankees long, rich history dates back to the early 1900s when the franchise got its start as the Baltimore Orioles (though a different than today’s Orioles team). Not long after their founding, they relocated to New York and became known as the New York Highlanders, which set the stage for them to officially become the New York Yankees in 1913. Baseball fans and historians regularly pinpoint the Yankees’ acquiring of Babe Ruth from the Boston Red Sox as the pivotal moment that kickstarted the franchises overwhelming success. Since adding Ruth to their roster in 1920, the Bronx Bombers became the undeniable powerhouse of the MLB, winning 27 World Series Championships (the most of any team) and grooming some of the greatest and most elite players in history, from Joe DiMaggio to Derek Jeter.

The Yankees have built an unmatched legacy with their record number of wins and staggering payroll. They continue to build on that legacy today, with a strong roster containing talented sluggers like Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton, Gleyber Torres, Gary Sanchez, and Didi Gregorius. They remain a threat in the American League, having captured the AL East title 7 of the past 15 years, including during their 2009 route to their last World Series win.

Fun Fact

The Yankees have retired 21 numbers throughout their history, the most of any team in the MLB.