Just Another Brick in the (Outfield) Wall ...

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Following in the footsteps of Paul McCartney, Metallica, Jay-Z and Eminem, Pink Floyd bassist Roger Waters will bring "The Wall" to Yankee Stadium on July 6.

An updated version of Floyd's legendary tours from the '70s and '80s, there's no word yet whether any Yankees players will participate in the show.

While they're sorting out the band roster, we have a few suggestions:

Start things off with Run Like Hell, accompanied by a by a seven-minute montage of Brett Gardner's 135 career stolen bases on the center field video screen. From there, transition into When the Tigers Broke Free with Curtis Granderson on backup vocals. Next up is recent re-signee Freddy Garcia shredding the guitar solo on The Hero's Return, before the first set ends with an emotional Wish You Were Here tribute to recently-traded Jesus Montero.

After a brief seventh-inning stretch, Act II opens with with top prospects Manny Banuelos and Dellin Betances dueting on a medley of High Hopes and Young Lust. Derek Jeter and his five rings surprise the crowd with some slick dance moves on Have a Cigar, and -- of course -- $500 million man Alex Rodriguez brings it all home with a 29-minute grand finale version of Money.

Don't forget to pick up your T-shirts and CDs and the merch stand behind home plate.