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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.

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Yankees News
Dodgers-Yankees rained out, doubleheader set (The Associated Press)

NEW YORK (AP) -- The game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees has been postponed by rain, delaying the renewal of their old October rivalry.
Yankees injury woes continue: Kevin Youkilis needs back surgery, Mark Teixeira heads to DL (Big League Stew)

The injury-riddled season of the New York Yankees has gotten worse, as two more bodies were added to the stack of disabled Bronx Bombers: Kevin Youkilis needs back surgery and is out 10-12 weeks, while first baseman Mark Teixeira is back on the disabled list with wrist issues. Youkilis had already been placed on the 15-day disabled list, but the news Tuesday that he needs back surgery is much more alarming. It could very well mean we've seen the end of Youkilis in pinstipes. He was signed to a one-year deal as a replacement for hobbled Alex Rodriguez, but Youkilis already spent May on the DL with back issues. He's only played in 28 games this season. That, however, is more than Teixeira, who injured himself in the preseason and returned to play 15 games before aggravating the same wrist injury again. He's only expected to have a short 15-day DL stint. An MRI showed inflammation but no new tear in Teixeira's wrist. He's been out a few days, but was officially placed on the DL on Tuesday.
BC-BBO--Dodgers-Yankees,RainoutADVISORY, BBO (The Associated Press)

The scheduled game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees has been postponed by rain Tuesday night. It will be made up as part of a day-night doubleheader Wednesday, with start times of 1:05 p.m. EDT and 7:05 p.m. EDT.
Yankees' Youkilis to miss 10-12 weeks (The SportsXchange)

New York Yankees infielder Kevin Youkilis is scheduled for back surgery to repair a herniated disk on Thursday that will keep him off the field for 10 to 12 weeks, the team announced Tuesday.
Yankees' Teixeira returns to DL (The SportsXchange)

New York Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira returned to the disabled list Tuesday, with a right wrist injury suffered against the Los Angeles Angels.
Yankees' Youkilis needs surgery, Teixeira to DL (The Associated Press)

NEW YORK (AP) -- Kevin Youkilis needs back surgery and Mark Teixeira returned to the 15-day disabled list Tuesday with an aching right wrist, the latest injury setbacks for the depleted New York Yankees.
A position-by-position look at some of the greatest players in Dodgers and Yankees history (Big League Stew)

It took 17 seasons of interleague play and the series will last only two games, but the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees are finally hooking up in the Bronx starting Tuesday night (weather permitting). It's the first time the two have met at the home of the Yankees since the 1981 World Series. The two teams started off as New York neighbors, of course, and have met in 11 World Series with the Yankees winning eight of them. They're two of baseball's most iconic franchises, so in celebration of this meeting, we're taking a position-by-position look at some of their greatest players.
Dodgers-Yankees Preview (The Associated Press)

Los Angeles Dodgers manager Don Mattingly never won a World Series with the New York Yankees, but he'll forever be remembered as one of the greatest players in the team's storied history.
New York Yankees Hitting Coach Needed to Speak Up (Yahoo! Contributor Network)

COMMENTARY | Playing or coaching in the fishbowl that is New York can be rife with landmines. New York Yankees hitting coach Kevin Long has apparently stepped on one of those media traps.
Yasiel Puig takes New York: Can Puigmania take a bite out of The Big Apple? (Big League Stew)

The famous line from the song "New York, New York" goes: "If I can make it there / I'll make it anywhere." Los Angeles Dodgers rookie sensation Yasiel Puig has already "made it" in the sense that he's in the big leagues and crushing the ball, but his first trip to New York City will put even more of a spotlight on the 22-year-old Cuban outfielder. His Dodgers start a two-game series on Tuesday with the New York Yankees. Dodgers vs. Yankees is a big deal on its own. Add Puigmania in The Big Apple and Yankee Stadium will certainly be buzzing. As Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez can attest, being good in L.A. and being good in New York are two very different things. Puig's hitting a gaudy .479/.500/.771 after going 3-for-4 on Sunday. He's without a hit in only two of his 13 MLB games. But watch what would happen if he goes 0-for-the-series against the Yankees. The doubters of Puigmania will have a field day saying he got gobbled up by the city. And while all that remains to be seen, here's a scene from Puig's off-day in New York City on Monday. He hung out at the MLB Fan Cave and had every bit of the good time you'd expect from a 22-year-old. He played ping-pong, got a haircut, swung a huge bat, listened to Puig Destroyer , met fans and filled out an All-Star ballot. (Our own Jeff Passan says Puig deserves to be in the All-Star Game ).
How Vin Scully almost went to work for the Yankees (NBC Sports)

You may have heard this story before — it often gets mentioned as an aside in Vin Scully features — but Brian Costa of the Wall Street Journal writes today about the time back in 1964 when some New York ad men approached Scully and told him that, if he was interested, the Yankees broadcasting…
Mariners-Angels Preview (The Associated Press)

The Seattle Mariners' Jeremy Bonderman has turned in a pair of impressive outings since a miserable performance in his first major league start in three seasons.
Stanton's 2 HRs lead Marlins past Diamondbacks 3-2 (The Associated Press)

PHOENIX (AP) -- The Miami Marlins managed three hits off the Arizona Diamondbacks. Two of them were booming home runs off the bat of Giancarlo Stanton.
Team Report - NEW YORK YANKEES (The SportsXchange)

Strong outing from Sabathia halts team skid
Team Report - TORONTO BLUE JAYS (The SportsXchange)

Surging Blue Jays trying to make run
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