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Years ago, i thought you were both near list and now i know why. This is just fantastic. Thank you, tim. Old friend from college. Rave. Thank you all for coming. [applause]yone. Good evening, everyone. My name is Jennifer Pickel siren and im fairly new manager here at the Carnegie Library of pittsburgh and the third string players are getting tonight because the first and second were not available and i am very proud that i snuck in a sports analogy. I am also very pleased to welcome you to this...

Years ago, i thought you were both near list and now i know why. This is just fantastic. Thank you, tim. Old friend from college. Rave. Thank you all for coming. [applause]yone. Good evening, everyone. My name is Jennifer Pickel siren and im fairly new manager here at the Carnegie Library of pittsburgh and the third string players are getting tonight because the first and second were not available and i am very proud that i snuck in a sports analogy. I am also very pleased to welcome you to this...

A 1975 trade between New York and Pittsburgh brought one of the greatest Yankees of all time to the Bronx.

One of the Yankees’ most low-key greats, Randolph had a career to make New York proud.

The eccentric Rivers enraptured fans with his speed and served as the capable leadoff man for two championship teams.

Will Droll comes home from the University of Pittsburgh, while Jack Pineau spent last season with the Pro5 Academy in North Carolina, following a stint with the Canadian national junior team.

Willie Randolph went from an afterthought in a 1975 trade to one of the most beloved Yankees of all time.

Plus a Bogaerts-Turner poll, Mike Elias on Kyle Gibson's sequencing, A.J. Hinch on transitioning from Avila to Harris, Blake Butera on Junior Caminero, and more.

I know Mad Dog wrote about his memories about the old ballpark some time ago. But as I was watching the Tigers play the New York Yankees on Tuesday night at Comerica Park, I couldn't help but think of my memories of the great, historic stadium. And my favorite things about it.

Free agency was born and the Yankees were good again, so it had to be their checkbook, right? Not quite.