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The New York Yankees were the first team to begin regularly wearing uniform numbers. A tradition dating back to 1929. Other teams before 1929 tried putting numbers on their uniforms, but mostly on an experimental only basis, usually not lasting longer than a season or sometimes even past a few games.  The Yankees were the first to implement uniform numbers and maintain the practice indefinitely.

This website attempts to make it easy to find who wore what numbers in what year since they began wearing numbers in 1929.  It's not 100% complete, so if there's any information you can help with, please feel free to contact me to fill in the blanks.

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Top 5 Catchers of the 2000’s: A Fan’s Opinion (Yahoo! Contributor Network)

Here is my list of the top five catchers of the 2000's: Jorge Posada (2000-09 New York Yankees) - Finished the decade with a .283 batting average, hitting 208 homers while driving in 819 runs. Jorge had eight seasons of 20+ homers and 80+ RBI's.
Young players to again lead Mariners (PA SportsTicker)

By TIM BOOTH AP Sports Writer
Hank's Yanks GM Hernandez has died (AP)

Herman Hernandez, the general manager of a youth baseball team sponsored by New York Yankees co-chairman Hank Steinbrenner, has died. The death of the co-founder of Hank's Jr. Yanks was announced in a statement from Steinbrenner and Hank's Yanks manager Ray Negron. Negron and Hank's Jr. Yanks official Sandy Kyrkostas confirmed Hernandez died Thursday morning of an apparent heart attack.
Yankees Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)

The Yankees sacrificed a projected lynchpin of their future by trading big-hitting catching prospect Jesus Montero last week.

However, pitching coach Larry Rothschild is ecstatic that the return was young Seattle stud Michael Pineda, a potential front-of-the-rotation starter for years to come.

"I'm excited to get him," Rothschild told the New York Post. "He's got the tools to become an ace. He's gonna go through the same things everyone else goes through. It's not gonna happen overnight, but he has the tools to get there."

The 6-foot-7 Pineda, 23, possesses a mid-90s fastball and a biting slider, and Rothschild believes developing a changeup could make the big right-hander a force in pinstripes.

"He's a young kid with a nice arm and he has a year of experience...

Spring Training 2012: Hotels in Tampa, Florida (Yahoo! Contributor Network)

George M. Steinbrenner Field, or Steinbrenner Field, is the site of the New York Yankees spring training in Tampa, Fla. Formerly known as Legends Field, its location is still across the street from Raymond James Stadium on North Dale Mabry Highway near Tampa International Airport.
New York Yankees Offseason: Starter Hiroki Kuroda Officially a Yankee, Signs One-year Deal (Yahoo! Contributor Network)

The New York Yankees have finalized their acquisition of right-handed starting pitcher Hiroki Kuroda, signing him to a one-year, $10 million deal, the team announced Thursday afternoon. As a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2011, Kuroda, 36, went 13-16 with a 3.07 ERA over 32...
Yankees complete 1-year deal with RHP Kuroda (AP)

The Yankees have finalized their $10 million, one-year contract with free-agent right-hander Hiroki Kuroda. The deal, which had been pending a physical, was agreed to on Jan. 13, the same night the Yankees acquired right-hander Michael Pineda from Seattle in a trade that sent catcher Jesus Montero to the Mariners.
LHP Boone Logan and Yankees agree at $1,875,000 (AP)

The Yankees settled their final salary arbitration case, agreeing with left-hander Boone Logan on a one-year contract worth $1,875,000. The agreement Thursday was just below the midpoint between the $2.1 million he had asked for last week in arbitration and the $1.7 million New York had offered. But Logan can earn a $25,000 bonus if he appears in 55 games this season.
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Bill White was a New York Yankees announcer on television and radio from 1971 through 1989--the first African-American to become a play-by-play announcer. As a fan of those Yankee teams, as well as the current version, I fondly remember White and his banter in the booth with the...
Lincecum's $40.5M, 2-year deal includes bonuses (PA SportsTicker)

By JANIE McCAULEY AP Baseball Writer
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Andruw Jones and Yankees finalize $2 million deal (AP)

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Just to get the pun out of the way, the Tigers paid a Princely sum to bring royalty to Detroit. In the span of a week, the Tigers and their championship-starved owner Mike Ilitch went from figuring out a short-term fix to Victor Martinez's season-ending left knee injury to a...
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