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Route 9 : 7/21/2020 3:34 pm
July 04 I think it was when Ruben Sierra hit a walk off homer in the bottom of the 9th with the score tied at 0-0 vs Toronto.

There was another one in Fall of 2007 when Melky hit a walk off against the Blue Jays in extra innings. Some wild back and forth game. 12-11.

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Off the top of my head  
GGGGmen : 7/21/2020 4:13 pm : link
Mr November 2001 WS is #1. some others:

Clemens throws the bat at Piazza 2000 WS

David Wells perfect game 98

2009 ALCS clincher vs Angels (only good memory from new stadium)

1999 WS - booing Jon Rocker was fun

Game 1 98 WS - yanks were losing all game and blew up in 7th inning rally






I was at the Boone 2003 ALCS Game 7  
Ry in NY : 7/21/2020 4:14 pm : link
about 10 rows from where the ball landed. So loud it was quiet. I agree with Bill2 as well. I was also at that 98 Game 1 WS Tino Grand Salami. Place was shacking. Game 1 of the 2000 Subway Series where the Yanks walked off.
RE: RE: RE: Chronological  
Giantsfan79 : 7/21/2020 4:21 pm : link
In comment 14935882 Diversify yo bonds said:
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Back in the mid-late 90s you could get tier reserve seats for 18 bucks with a student ID. Me and my hometown buddies would go to ~5 games a year in hs and college doing this. I was lucky.


and you could move down to the premium seats after a few innings. Those were good times.
2000 and 2001 ALDS  
shyster : 7/21/2020 4:22 pm : link
at Oakland.

2000 Game 5: The "We Didn't Fly Across the Country to Lose" game. Six runs in top of the first; A's claw back; pen shuts it down. Phenomenal seats behind home plate at face value because they went on sale after Game 4 and there was a conflicting Niners/Raiders game across the Bay.

2001 Game 3: The flip. What more can be said? I wasn't behind home plate for this one, and I saw the play unfold from a seated position through a forest of bodies. But . . . I saw it.

2001 Game 4: A's were still up 2 games to 1 but both players and fans were reeling from the night before. I kind of felt sorry for them as Yanks showed no mercy, 9-2 final. When Jermaine Day broke his leg with a batted foul ball, I never heard a full stadium so quiet.
My first game ever  
pjcas18 : 7/21/2020 4:26 pm : link
was a Yankees game. My father is a diehard and one day he came over (my parents were divorced) and I was maybe 6 years old, but remember every second.

He came over and said "come on we're going to a Yankees game". Made the drive from New Haven to the Bronx and from the second I left the car I was captivated, the smells, crowds, sounds, etc were just magical.

Seeing the stadium, hearing the announcers, and my favorite player Reggie Jackson hit a triple. It was a random Tuesday (?) game against the California Angels and Reggie helped the Yankees win.

Maybe 77 or 78.

I didn't grow up a Yankees fan, but I was definitely a Reggie Jackson fan and I'll never forget that game and my first real baseball game.

I was also at Fenway Labor Day weekend whatever year it was to see Mike Mussina barely miss history coming an out away from a perfect game. If that game ended differently it would have to make my list.

Most of the games I've attended were pretty unremarkable  
Greg from LI : 7/21/2020 4:38 pm : link
My favorite was a 6-0 shutout in Atlanta in 1998. Wells threw a complete game and it was so much fun walking out of that stadium afterwards - there were hordes of Yankees fans and we were all singing "New York, New York" at dejected Braves fans.
notable things I have seen in person  
djm : 7/21/2020 4:46 pm : link
Ricky Ledee inside the park HR sometime in the late 90s.

98 season finale, Shane Spenser broke some HR record. Yankees won their 114th game. The same day McGuire hit #72 and they showed it on the TVs in the concourse. Cool day.

Saw a few playoff wins, no losses. The one that stands out is game 5 2001 against the As, this was the Jeter flip series. Bald Eagle was in the house along with VP Dick Chaney. Yanks won the series that night.

My first game was in 1979, all I cared about was seeing Reggie hit a HR. Played the Angels or As, can't remember. Yanks won. No HR for Reggie.
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Danny Kanell : 7/21/2020 4:46 pm : link
I was at the Jeffrey Maier game. That's probably #1 for me.

Another great one was 97 ALDS Game 1 against the Indians. Yanks were down 6-1. They hit back to back to back home runs to come back and win 8-6. Raines, Jeter and O'Neill IIRC.
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YAJ2112 : 7/21/2020 4:50 pm : link
In comment 14935919 Danny Kanell said:
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I was at the Jeffrey Maier game. That's probably #1 for me.

Another great one was 97 ALDS Game 1 against the Indians. Yanks were down 6-1. They hit back to back to back home runs to come back and win 8-6. Raines, Jeter and O'Neill IIRC.


I was at that Indians game too. Traffic was a bitch, didn't get to our seats until it was already 5-0. Fortunately the best was to come.
game that still stands out  
djm : 7/21/2020 4:51 pm : link
my brother and I went to a game way back in like 1990. The Yanks were brutally bad. We got tix right behind the Yankees dugout. Yanks, Toronto. PAsqual Perez started the game and in typical fashion got hurt and was done by the 2nd inning if not earlier. Erik Plunk came in and pitched a great game, but the Yanks were down 1 run or 2 in the bottom of the 9th. JEssie BArfield hit a walk off blast to win it. Pretty crazy experience being that close to the action for the entire game. I have been able to sneak down and sit in some awesome seats but not the entire game and not like this. If you can do it once, do it. You won't be disappointed.
Maybe not the best  
Eman11 : 7/21/2020 4:53 pm : link
But the double header where Murcer jacked four HR's is still one of my most memorable.
Game 6 77 series  
hd9009 : 7/21/2020 4:58 pm : link
Reggie’s 3 HR
Saw Mantle play his last year
1st game back at the Stadium after it was refurbished. Catfish was the big free agent signing and they beat the A’s.
Haven’t made it to the current stadium because it’s a long way from Alaska.
None of the Yankee games I've attended were anything memorable  
Victor in CT : 7/21/2020 5:04 pm : link
the great memories were just being there with my dad and my brother, and then taking my son to his first games. Jeter was his hero when he was little
RE: David Wells  
Mark from Jersey : 7/21/2020 5:09 pm : link
In comment 14935857 Giantsfan79 said:
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perfect game.
I hate you...
Game 2 of the 2000 ALCS  
Matt in SGS : 7/21/2020 5:13 pm : link
when the Yankees had that huge 8th inning come back. I was working for KPMG at the time and I was there early and went to Monument Park. As we were there, I hear a guy talking and saying "I had dinner with Lou the other day and he was telling me that I had to do this." And "ARod was talking about blah blah". So I looked at my friend and kind of nodded like "WTF is with this guy". And then I noticed his gold watch that had the Mariners logo on it.

Anyway, I look up and I see a lady who I worked with at KPMG. It's been a long time, but I think her name was Amy Larson. I knew she was related to a big wig at Microsoft because in the mid 90s, KPMG was signing a deal with Netscape to provide Internet services and that was an embarrassment to Microsoft so there were back door wheeling and dealing and a day before the partners meeting they made an agreement with Microsoft and Bill Gates spoke at the meeting.

Lo and behold, her brother was Chris Larson, a minority owner of the Mariners. And that was him. So I say hello to her and she introduces me to him. I give him some shit for wearing a Mariners shirt (which he covered up) and but was a nice guy. I have an open invite to the owners box in Seattle if I'm ever out there (editor's note- I've never been out there).

So there is my story, and the Yankees won the game so it was all good.
RE: Game 6 77 series  
mfsd : 7/21/2020 5:22 pm : link
In comment 14935929 hd9009 said:
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Reggie’s 3 HR
Saw Mantle play his last year
1st game back at the Stadium after it was refurbished. Catfish was the big free agent signing and they beat the A’s.
Haven’t made it to the current stadium because it’s a long way from Alaska.


That’s a great list
September 9, 1978  
dune69 : 7/21/2020 5:31 pm : link
Guidry 20-2
Eckersley 16-6

Pivotal 3rd game in famous Boston Massacre in Fenway Park. I was sitting behind the Yankee dugout with my wife and another couple (avid Red Sox fans). Guidry was superlative as he was all year. He allowed hits to two out of the first three Boston batters and never another on his way to a nine inning two hitter. Yanks win 7-0 and the Red Sox earth was shaking. The Yanks completed the 4 game streak in Fenway the next day and continued their march to catch the Sox. Yanks outscored the Sox 42-9 over the 4 games.

I loved Gator.
I have one more...that oddly, i remember vividly  
Bill2 : 7/21/2020 5:38 pm : link
First game, With my Grandfather.

Taking the A train on that long straightaway where the subway can rock out a bit-then switching to the D.

Old Stadium.

Got there for batting practice. Hard to believe grass could be so green.

Sox taking batting practice. Even from where we sat way back and down the first base line this one tall guy has a swing that stood out and the sound of the ball being hit was just different and sharper than anyone else on the field.

Even Mickey Mantle who I was told was our best player and a great player (and easily greater than Duke Snider but equal to Willie Mays according to Grandpa) was nowhere near as elegant nor a fascinating a hitter to watch.

Of course, they were all bumpkins compared to JoeD who was nothing compared to Lou Gehrig and he was nothing compared to Babe Ruth. But Babe Ruth was lazy or he would have been even greater and Ty Cobb was mean so forget about them and just work down from Gehrig

Ted Williams. His last year
Two in particular...  
rnargi : 7/21/2020 5:53 pm : link
1978 World Series game four...won in 10 innings. 8th inning Yanks tied it on the bizarre Reggie hip into the ball play. Munson scored the tieing run. We had no clue what actually happen until we got home and saw the replays/highlights on the late news...no Sportscenter then. Both managers went ape shit on the field. I've never seen Lasorda so mad.

Second was meeting Joe DiMaggio and seeing The Mick hit a HR at an Old Timer's Day... somewhere around 76 or 77
RE: RE: Pine Tar  
rnargi : 7/21/2020 5:55 pm : link
In comment 14935886 YAJ2112 said:
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game.



I kept score at home for that game, does that count?


Holy shit so did I! Lol!
The day Derek Jeter hit his 3000th hit  
RiffRaff : 7/21/2020 6:00 pm : link
Was there with Schnitzie and Dave in MD. It was an epic day. The stadium was electric. It was an extraordinary day to be at the ballpark to witness a Hall of Fame player at his best.
Two ... Mickey Mantle Day #2, June 8, 1969 and  
Spider56 : 7/21/2020 6:33 pm : link
then the first time I took my son to a game in the late 90s. The day and game didn’t matter; just seeing the look on his 10 or something year old face was one of the best feelings ever.
2001 ALDS game 5  
Dankbeerman : 7/21/2020 6:50 pm : link
Had tickets to the game in 9/11. Resheduled for the last game before playoffs. walked up ti ticket window and asked if any seats were avaiable Only seats were in the back of the left feild bleachers for game 5.

Come back from 2-0 to force game 5 stadium was rocking had 1 guy show up in an A's hat which was ripped off his head and tossed around the bleachers. Inhung on to the snapback from it.

Standing on the bleachers for the Mo 6 out save and then dancing ti New York New York on the way out. Great experience
1995 ALDS Game 2  
Matt M. : 7/21/2020 7:08 pm : link
Mattingly HR, 15th8nning win

Jeter 3000th hit

Gujdry 14 Ks
Game 4 1999 World Series..  
JCin332 : 7/21/2020 7:20 pm : link
Number 25!!!!
1976 World Series Game 1-Yankees-Reds...  
rmc3981 : 7/21/2020 7:31 pm : link
Even though the Yankees lost in four, I have fond memories of the Game. I was in college at Xavier University in Cincinnati and was a sophomore. My older brother was a senior and we both pitched for the X. The day before Game 1, we went down to Riverfront Stadium, as the Yankees were going to be there after just having beaten the Royals. We knew some of the guards and police and they let us on the field when the Yankees were warming up. I remember so many things from that day. I remember my brother putting his hand on Thurman Munson's shoulder and saying "hi Thurm" and Munson gave him a look like "if you don't move your hand off of my shoulder, I'm going to break your arm :), I remember talking to Sparky Anderson, who was great and Joe Morgan and Morgan couldn't say three words without saying the "F" word. I always found it funny that he ended up as a respected announcer. I was in the stands down the third base line and somebody from the Reds hit a foul ball into the empty stands and I retrieved it only to have Ted Kluzinski tell me to throw it back to him (I did). Clay Carroll ( Reds reliever) saw that and brought me over a ball. The Yankees would lose in a close game in game 1 as Doyle Alexander pitched very well the the next day and eventually got destroyed in games 3 and 4 in NY. Fun memories.
RE: The day Derek Jeter hit his 3000th hit  
Route 9 : 7/21/2020 7:34 pm : link
In comment 14935960 RiffRaff said:
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Was there with Schnitzie and Dave in MD. It was an epic day. The stadium was electric. It was an extraordinary day to be at the ballpark to witness a Hall of Fame player at his best.


I had tickets for the game that got rained out the day before. The next day he hits 3k on a HR. Whatever. The makeup game was that September and all the substitutes played.

Fine with me becauae that was the weekend the Giants beat the Eagles in Philly of 2011.
RE: RE: Pine Tar  
Professor Falken : 7/21/2020 7:35 pm : link
In comment 14935886 YAJ2112 said:
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game.



I kept score at home for that game, does that count?


I'll allow it. :-) Two things I remember from the game. Winfield hit a bullet into the Monuments. Then when they were milling around home plate at the end of the game, none of us in the bleachers knew what they were doing. One guy had a transistor radio, yes a transistor radio. He said, "They're checking the bat". Next thing we know, Nettles jumps up, pounds his glove, the umps ring up Brett and pandemonium.
A few that stand out:  
elpeces : 7/21/2020 9:20 pm : link
Both 1995 home playoff games vs. Seattle
April 9, 1996 home opener in the snow vs. KC - Joe Torre's first home game as manager.
April 30, 1996 longest 9 inning game up to that point vs Baltimore in Baltimore. Yanks won. Andy Pettitte started but didn't last long.
May 1, 1996 - the day after in Baltimore they went 15 innings and Pettitte closed out the win for NY after starting the night before.
April 1975. I was 7  
mpinmaine : 7/21/2020 10:00 pm : link
My Father took me to my first game in the Bronx. Hank Aaron was a Brewer and they were in the American league then.
I was in awe of the stadium and Hank hit a home run that day...NO BS. Only barely remember but I do some.
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Not because they were a good team  
TJ : 7/21/2020 10:10 pm : link
Bat day 1968. My best friend and I and our dads went to the game from our home in Rockland Co. Double header. I couldn't tell you the scores or who stood out. Pretty sure though that Mickey played that day. Tom Tresh, Joe Pepitone, Roy Clarke, Jake Gibbs. I know I was hoping Mel Stottlemyer would pitch but no idea if he did.
It was a great game. Two.
I've got 3 games  
Someguy1978 : 7/22/2020 12:26 am : link
My first baseball game was a game at old Memorial in Baltimore back in 1991. Mattingly hit a homer in either the 7th or 8th inning to break a tie. Yankees went on to win the game.

2nd - 1996 ALCS Game 5 at OPACY. Yankees win and clinch the AL Pennant.

3rd - 2009 home game vs the Royals. Johnny Damon goes 6/6 with a walkoff ground rule double.

Favorite Yankees moment -

Back in 1993 my father took my older brother, his friend and I to an exhibition game in DC. The Yankees were supposed to play the Mets at RFK stadium but it rained before the game and the field was too wet to play. Prior to the game being called, we were standing near the Yankees dugout. I ended up getting Paul O'Neill's autograph along with Frank Howard, Matt Nokes and Jim Abbott all on a ball that I brought with me. After they called the game, my brother and his friend went on their own to try and get autographs near the team bus. My father and I went another route. My father made a wrong turn inside the stadium concourse and we ended coming out where the players exited the stadium to board the bus. At one point, I turned to my side and Mattingly was standing right next to me. I asked if he would sign my ball, which he did with no hesitation.

Best moment of my life at the time. My father still gets a kick telling that story.
When I was a boy my father took me to see Mickey Mantle play.  
steve in ky : 7/22/2020 12:29 am : link
It was my first time attending a baseball game in person and one of my favorite childhood memories. I still have the souvenir he bought me that day hanging on my wall.
May 28, 2000  
Dave in PA : 7/22/2020 12:44 am : link
Clemens vs Pedro. Absolute duel in Yankee Stadium that the Yanks ultimately lost on a Trot Nixon homer in the 9th, but it was a masterful pitchers duel.

Also was at game 4 of the 2001 ALCS when Soriano hit a walkoff homer. Upper deck was shaking pretty good. Who knew that was just the start of some absolutely magical Yankee lightning home runs we’d get to witness over the next 2 weeks. Also, the Yankees single handedly sent the Mariners franchise into a tailspin. Payback I guess.
2 of the great games Ive been to  
GMAN56 : 7/22/2020 7:19 am : link
was Game 5 against Oakland aka the 1st Jeter dive into the stands. When the Yanks won, the place was estatic and singing New York New York all throughout the streets of the Bronx and on the ride to Penn.

Another was against the Orioles April 28, 2017. The crowd was dead for most of the game as the Yanks were down big but that year, you didnt count them out. Ellsbury with a grand slam. Yes. Ellsbury. I cant believe I actually saw him more times than I thought playing as a Yankee.
1976 ALCS Game 5  
TheMick7 : 7/22/2020 8:54 am : link
Chris Chambliss Walk Off HR to send Yankees to World Series for the first time since 1964! Couldn't get out of the city until the early morning hours. It was an all out party!
Oh, really not a game,but both Mickey Mantle Days!  
TheMick7 : 7/22/2020 8:55 am : link
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So many...  
Stu11 : 7/22/2020 9:02 am : link
1977 Yanks-Red Sox. Sox had swept us the week before at Fenway and hit like 20 hrs in the process. Yanks won the first 2 and Sunday my brother grabbed me early and said let's go. In those days they didnt sell general admission (tier reserved) till 2 hours before on day of game and being GA you could sit anywhere up there. Spent a great Sunday all day in The Bronx Yanks won in the bottom of the 9th with a Paul Blair baltimore chop over a drawn in inf.
Game 1 1998 WS- 7 in the 7th. Knoblauch/Tino Bombs. Tino' GS almost made the Stadium collapse.
Game 1 1999 ALCS- Bernie saved my marriage. In the 10th the wife said we were leaving after the 10th because it was late and work the next day. I said no F'in way am I leaving a playoff game. Next thing we know Bernie hits a walk off bomb off Rod Beck. Every time the kids see Bernie Williams on tv they say "mom and dad that's the guy who saved your marriage right?"

2001 game 4 ALCS Soriano walk off. After Jeter's play in Oakland that year Scooter Rizzuto would come out after the national anthem and mimimick the play. God I miss that guy.
In the new stadium I remember the first time I took my daughter. She was like 8 or 9. She turns to me in the 8th inning and says " I'm sad, it's the 8th inning and that means the game is over soon." That's when I knew I raised a baseball fan.
I could go on forever.
I'll exclude playoff games just to add some variety:  
Enzo : 7/22/2020 9:05 am : link
2000 vs. A's. Down by one in the 9th.
First pitch to Bernie, home run to tie it. First pitch to Justice, home run to win it.
I saw A-Rod hit this grand slam  
BigBluesman : 7/22/2020 4:16 pm : link
and didn't know he was tying Gehrig. It was a very awkward time between Yankee fans and Alex but he added four runs for our club here. They had just taken Lincecum out and he was PISSED.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vwinq4eTj5Y
Subway series... first game...  
Metnut : 7/22/2020 4:32 pm : link
Dave Mliki pitches the game of his life and Bernard Gilkey hits a cheap double early in the game. I get beer thrown on me while cheering from someone a few rows up and expect my uncle (yankee fan) to yell at the guy and he just laughs at me and tells me i deserve it. I really miss old yankee and shea stadiums.

Most of the other Met/Yankee games I've gone to there didn't go as well.
Was also at A-Rod's 3000th  
Matt M. : 7/22/2020 9:22 pm : link
I know his tenure with the Yankees was strained at that time. But, I was shocked at how they did next to nothing to acknowledge it, especially since it seemed the main reason he was kept around was to cash in on the possibility of cashing in on his milestones.

For Jeter, besides all sorts of displays on the scoreboard, the stores immediately unveiled a bevy of memorabilia, which I purchased (some to wear and one to potentially frame). For A-rod, right after the hit, I went to one shop looking for anything. No pin. No t shirt. No postcard. Nothing. I asked and they said nothing was ordered and they probably won't have anything to acknowledge at a later date either.
Summer of 1977 vs Red Sox  
Eli Wilson : 7/24/2020 12:59 pm : link
I was young - 6 - and I was there to see Thurman. He was my guy, after beasting in the 1976 playoffs, despite the Yankees losing.

I don't remember a ton from the game, except - the Yankees won, my uncle had bought be a "Boston Sucks" t-shirt, Thurman had a decent game, a couple guys hit HRs.

I put this down as my best game (it was the 1st one I ever went to), because I still remember how it looked/felt to walk into the Stadium from the tunnel, and see that field and just being amazed at what all of that looked like in real life and not just on TV.

Fog game in Baltimore 1989  
Herb : 7/24/2020 1:48 pm : link
I was sitting fairly high up behind home plate. Watching the fog roll in from left center was downright eerie.
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In September 1998, I saw the Yanks beat Pedro at Fenway  
Heisenberg : 7/24/2020 2:04 pm : link
Pedro vs Cone. Pedro gave up a couple runs late and the Yanks were up 3-1. Mo came in for a multi inning save. In the ninth he gave up a run and had two guys on when he got the final out. The way that stadium went quiet immediately was an absolute thing of beauty. I'll never forget that.
Twilight doubleheader  
xman : 7/25/2020 7:29 am : link
were my favorite
the Babe's first homegame  
RasputinPrime : 7/25/2020 9:16 pm : link
I remember it like it was just yesterday.
I was at the Boone game  
Essex : 7/30/2020 2:16 pm : link
and the game itself was magical (Clemens vs Martinez for the flag does it get better than that??), the comeback and the Boone shot. I have never heard the stadium rock like that before or since in either venue. However, I do think that we lost the WS Series to the Marlins that year and the Red Sox won the next year kinda of takes some of the historical shine off the game. In other words, it might have been the last win in our 8+ decades of supremacy over the Red Sox, but since that night the scales have tipped the other way, big time (4 WS to 1). Unfortunately, my worst memory in Yankees Stadium was game 6 of the following year (the ketchup sock game).

I was also at GM 6 versus the Indians in 1998 and the clincher versus the Braves in 99 (very anticlimactic game in the sweep, but Clemens pitched that one and after a terrible inaugural season here for his standards here and it was kinda cool).

Anyway, there is nothing like the Bronx in October in all of sports. There was nothing like that old stadium, getting off the 4, grabbing some beers with my friends at that old bowling ally and going into the stadium and just hearing it rock.
One thing I am fortunate about was that I had just graduated college and moved to the city and lived in Murray Hill when the Yankees dynasty run started in 96 and it was a great place to be in your 20s, just hopping on the train and going to games.
1976 Game 5 ALCS  
JPinstripes : 7/30/2020 4:54 pm : link
Chris Chambliss walk-off series winner. Mass pandemonium - I was 12 years old and my dad kept us in our seats while all hell broke loose on the field.

I have been to several other NYY playoff and world series games, but nothing tops 1976 game 5 ALCS versus the Royals.
There's 2 for me  
Tyrion : 7/30/2020 5:13 pm : link
1) I forget which game it was, but it was a random mid-season Yankees-Sox game at the Stadium when I was something like 11 or 12. My sister was able to get us seats pretty close along the first base line, so her, my dad, and I all got to go. The game itself ended 9-8 after a Jeter HR walk-off (I'm pretty sure, but it could have been the 8th or something). All game, the Yankees and Sox had been trading the lead until the Jeter HR. I had an older Sox fan sitting behind me who was giving us a lot of friendly banter all game, so when we took the lead I distinctly remember high-fiving a college aged guy over her head. Nothing crazy but lots of fun.

2) Other game was also Sox-Yanks. It was in 2008 during Gardner's rookie year. I hadn't been to a game in a few years (maybe even the above game) since my dad had passed away in 06 and he and I would always go. My dad's coworker (Sox fan) ended up taking me to a game to keep the tradition alive as it were. The game ended up really close and went into the 10th when Gardner walked up Papelbon with a single up the middle. That game always stands out to me when I think back on the games I went to, and its like 99% of the reason Gardner is probably my favorite current Yankee.
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