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The New York Yankees play their home games at Yankee Stadium.

The Yankees are managed by Aaron Boone, who is entering his fourth season as the team's skipper. The team has managed a few incredible regular seasons and an ALCS appearance in his previous three seasons, but Yankee fans and ownership have high expectations for this season. If Boone can guide this team to a 28th World Series championship, he'll be immortalized in the Bronx.

As the most successful franchise in the history of professional sports, the Yankees have had some legendary players wear the pinstripes. A whopping 22 Yankee players in total have had their uniform numbers retired, and they are as follows: Billy Martin's #1; Derek Jeter, the Yankees all-time hits leader's #2; Babe Ruth's #3, worn by the greatest player in baseball history who is also the all-time leader in home runs for the Yankees; Lou Gehrig's #4; Joe DiMaggio's #5; Joe Torre's #6; Mickey Mantle's #7; Yogi Berra and Bill Dickey's #8; Roger Maris's #9; Phil Rizzuto's #10; Thurman Munson's #15; Whitey Ford's #16; Jorge Posada's #20; Don Mattingly's #23; Elston Howard's #32; Casey Stengel's #37; Mariano Rivera, the first unanimous MLB Hall of Famer and all-time saves leader in team history's #42; Reggie Jackson's #44; Andy Pettitte's #46; Ron Guidry's #49; and Bernie Williams's #51.

The Yankees' biggest rival and other half of perhaps the most well-known rivalry in all of pro sports are the Boston Red Sox, who play their home games at the famous Fenway Park. A less historic but perhaps just as relevant rivalry in recent years are another fellow AL East team, the Tampa Bay Rays, whose home stadium is Tropicana Field.

The Yankees' farm system has been depleted a bit in recent years due to many of their stellar prospects graduating to the majors, but they still have some very solid prospects heading into 2021. Their consensus top prospect is center fielder Jasson Dominguez, who is still just 18 years old and hasn't yet taken a professional at bat. He profiles as an absolute superstar with plus power, speed, defense, and an overall all-around game that projects to have him as one of the best players in the game by the time he's in his early 20s. Right-handed pitcher Clarke Schmidt is a former first round pick by the Yankees and he could be called upon to help the Bombers' starting rotation this season if he's needed. Another righty pitcher Deivi Garcia is still considered a prospect heading into this season, and while he flashed plenty of talent in 2020, he may be relegated to being the team's top long reliever out of the bullpen unless a spot in the rotation opens up due to injury. .

The Yankees have been one of the most successful MLB teams of the last four seasons, reaching the ALCS twice and playoffs in all four seasons, but a World Series appearance has eluded this current core. They have one of the most talented rosters in baseball heading into the 2021 season, with an excellent lineup anchored by stars like Aaron Judge, DJ LeMahieu, and Giancarlo Stanton, and a pitching staff fronted by superstar starter Gerrit Cole and reclamation project Corey Kluber, who is coming off of an injury-plagued season but has major upside as a #2 starter. We think the Yankees will win the division and are due for a long-awaited matchup with the defending champion Dodgers in the World Series this October, with the Yankees winning it all.

The Yankees have been one of the most successful MLB teams of the last four seasons, reaching the ALCS twice and playoffs in all four seasons, but a World Series appearance has eluded this current core. They have one of the most talented rosters in baseball heading into the 2021 season, with an excellent lineup anchored by stars like Aaron Judge, DJ LeMahieu, and Giancarlo Stanton, and a pitching staff fronted by superstar starter Gerrit Cole and reclamation project Corey Kluber, who is coming off of an injury-plagued season but has major upside as a #2 starter. We think the Yankees will win the division and are due for a long-awaited matchup with the defending champion Dodgers in the World Series this October, with the Yankees winning it all.

The Yankees' biggest rival and other half of perhaps the most well-known rivalry in all of pro sports are the Boston Red Sox, who play their home games at the famous Fenway Park. A less historic but perhaps just as relevant rivalry in recent years are another fellow AL East team, the Tampa Bay Rays, whose home stadium is Tropicana Field.

The Yanks are managed by Aaron Boone, who is entering his fourth season as the team's skipper. The team has managed a few incredible regular seasons and an ALCS appearance in his previous three seasons, but Yankee fans and ownership have high expectations for this season. If Boone can guide this team to a 28th World Series championship, he'll be immortalized in the Bronx.

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