By BRIAN COSTELLO

The doors opened to Yankee Stadium and 74,200 piled in to see the Yankees New York Yankees face the Red Sox, and Babe Ruth made sure they got their money's worth...more >

By BRIAN COSTELLO

It may have been the most bizarre chapter in Yankee Stadium history. George Brett homered to give the Royals a victory, then had that home run taken away...more >

BABE BASHES RECORD

By BRIAN COSTELLO

The most famous halftime speech in college football history came in this game between unbeaten Army and Notre Dame. With the game tied 0-0 at halftime...more >

WIN ONE FOR THE GIPPER

By BRIAN COSTELLO

The most famous halftime speech in college football history came in this game between unbeaten Army and Notre Dame. With the game tied 0-0 at halftime...more >

By BRETT CYRGALIS

After this season, when the Yankees move out of the stadium they have called home since 1923 and into a high-tech luxury building across the street..more >

BABE RUTH DAY

By BRIAN COSTELLO

Thirteen years after last playing there, Babe Ruth returned to Yankee Stadium for "Babe Ruth Day." The 52-year-old Ruth had been stricken with throat cancer ...more >

GAMES 4 & 5, 2001 WORLD SERIES -- MARTINEZ & BROSIUS HOME RUNS

By BRIAN COSTELLO

For the first time there was November baseball, and it turned out to be stranger than anyone imagined. The Yankees pulled out two improbable victories...more >

MUNSON FUNERAL GAME

By BRIAN COSTELLO

Just hours after returning from Thurman Munson's funeral, Bobby Murcer paid tribute to his fallen friend by driving in all five runs in a 5-4 victory...more >

GAME 7, 2004 ALCS -- RED SOX COMPLETE COMEBACK

By BRIAN COSTELLO

On this night, the curse may not have died, but it officially could be placed on life support. The Red Sox completed their unprecedented comeback...more >

DAVID CONE'S PERFECT GAME

By BRIAN COSTELLO

With Don Larsen watching, David Cone pitched the 14th perfect game in modern baseball history, baffling the Montreal Expos...more >

ARMY, NOTRE DAME 0-0 TIE

By BRIAN COSTELLO

Many college football followers view this 0-0 tie as the greatest game ever played. Two titans of the sport met and walked away too evenly matched to determine a winner...more >

GAME 6, 1996 WORLD SERIES -- YANKEES WIN CHAMPIONSHIP

By BRIAN COSTELLO

Baseball's world championship trophy returned to The Bronx on this night after an 18-year drought. The Yankees beat the Braves 3-2 in Game 6 of the World Series...more >

GAME 1, 1996 ALCS -- JEFFREY MAIER

By BRIAN COSTELLO

The Yankees New York Yankees trailed the Orioles 4-3 in the bottom of the eighth inning of Game 1 of the ALCS when a 12-year-old from New Jersey earned himself a spot in Stadium lore...more >

DAVID WELLS' PERFECT GAME

By BRIAN COSTELLO

In one of the most unlikely events ever at Yankee Stadium, David Wells threw the 15th perfect game in major-league history. The portly pitcher was playing for his fifth...more >

PAT SUMMERALL'S KICK

By BRIAN COSTELLO

The Giants and Browns met with the Eastern Conference title in the NFL in the balance. Cleveland held a one-game lead in the standings going into this game. The Giants needed to win to force a playoff game. ...more >

By JOHN DOYLE, CHUCK BENNETT and JEREMY OLSHAN

The new Yankee Stadium may be cursed! A devilish Boston fan working on a concrete crew at the 1.3 billion stadium covertly buried a Red Sox T-shirt under what will become the visiting team's locker room to jinx the Yanks, two construction workers told The Post yesterday...more >

By ROBERT F. KELLEY

New York Evening Post Wednesday, April 18, 1923 The biggest crowd that has ever seen a baseball game in New York was in the new Yankee Stadium at 1:30 this afternoon, an hour and a half after...more >

GAME 7, 1926 WORLD SERIES -- ALEXANDER FANS LAZZERI

By BRIAN COSTELLO

Grover Cleveland Alexander already had pitched two complete-game victories for the Cardinals in the Series when manager Rogers Hornsby called for him to come in from the bullpen in the seventh inning of this one...more >

By JIMMY CANNON

BABE RUTH DAY Sunday, April 27, 1947 This account by the legendary columnist appeared in The Post on April 28, 1947: You reach the dugout of the Yankees by walking though damp white-washed...more >

A look at some of the specs, costs and quantities of materials used to build the original Yankee Stadium: Size of lot: 10 acres Construction time: 284 days Rebar: 800 tons Mechanical steel: 2,300...more >

By JEREMY OLSHAN

Pillaging fans will try to steal the bases - and anything else not nailed down - when the last games are played at Yankee and Shea stadiums, the clubs were warned yesterday. The two teams are...more >

$ITTING PRETTY AT THE NEW STADIUM

By ANDY GELLER and ED ROBINSON

Here's the first look at some of the sights and amenities baseball fans will be treated to at the new Yankee Stadium. The $1.3 billion stadium, which opens in 2009, will in many ways...more >

By JEREMY OLSHAN

The Yankees and Mets are in secret talks with the city to buy their old ballparks before the wrecking balls hit - so they can plunder them...more >

AP

Those $250 box seats at Yankee Stadium will seem inexpensive in 2009. The Yankees will charge $500 to $2,500 for seats near home plate in the first five to eight rows of their new...more >

NAME SET AT YANKS' NEW PARK

By BILL SANDERSON

The House That Jeter Built has a new sign that unmistakably promises great baseball will be played there. The words "Yankee Stadium," solidly etched in gold-leafed stone, were hoisted by...more >