The New York Yankees will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the 1996 World Series Championship team with a number of events in August, including a pregame on-field reunion ceremony on Saturday, August 13, and the unveiling of Mariano Rivera's Monument Park plaque on Sunday, August 14.
 
The celebration will kick off on Friday, August 12, as the first 15,000 Guests in attendance for the Yankees' 7:05 p.m. game vs. the Tampa Bay Rays will receive a 1996 World Series replica trophy presented by Delta Air Lines.
 
The following day, Saturday, August 13, features an on-field Reunion of the 1996 World Series Championship Team, including Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte, Jorge Posada, Bernie Williams, Tino Martinez, Paul O'Neill, David Cone, Wade Boggs, Doc Gooden, Darryl Strawberry and manager Joe Torre (full list is below).
 
The weekend will conclude on Sunday, August 14, with Mariano Rivera's Monument Park Plaque Dedication Ceremony, which will feature many notable Yankees alumni and special guests on hand to honor baseball's all-time saves leader.
 
Fans are asked to be in their seats by noon to enjoy the introductions and subsequent ceremonies prior to the regularly scheduled Saturday and Sunday weekend games, which will air exclusively on the YES Network along with the pregame festivities. On both dates, Stadium gates will open to ticket-holding fans at 11:00 a.m.
 
The celebration culminates on Sunday, August 28, with 1996 World Series Champions Fan Ring Day presented by Betteridge Jewelers for the first 18,000 Guests 14 and younger.
 
List of those Scheduled to Attend the 1996 Yankees Reunion on Saturday, August 13:
Brian Boehringer
Wade Boggs
Jose Cardenal
Tony Cloninger
David Cone
Mariano Duncan
Cecil Fielder
Andy Fox
Joe Girardi
Doc Gooden
Charlie Hayes
Matt Howard
Derek Jeter
Pat Kelly
Jimmy Key
Jim Leyritz
Graeme Lloyd
Tino Martinez
Ramiro Mendoza
Gene Monahan
Jeff Nelson
Paul O'Neill
Dave Pavlas
Andy Pettitte
Jorge Posada
Tim Raines
Willie Randolph
Mariano Rivera
Darryl Strawberry
Joe Torre
John Wetteland
Bernie Williams