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It takes an extraordinary accomplishment for a single player to grace the cover of the annual Yankees Yearbook. This is one of those times.
The 2023 New York Yankees Official Yearbook celebrates a moment in Yankees history that will be talked about forever. Aaron Judge was named the 16th captain in franchise history after breaking the American League single-season home run record, so it’s only fitting that the cover features an exclusive photo of him taken alongside Roger Maris’ plaque in Monument Park, where so many Yankees legends have been honored. Inside, you’ll find in-depth coverage of Judge’s incredible 2022 home run chase, as well as a photo essay documenting his journey from 2013 draft pick to the Yankees’ captaincy.
Beyond the Judge articles, the 2023 Yearbook delves into this year’s entire team from every angle, introducing newcomers such as Carlos Rodón and highlighting another record-setting Yankees star, single-season strikeout leader Gerrit Cole. It also marks the 100th anniversary of the original Yankee Stadium’s opening and chronicles 50 years of ownership by the Steinbrenner family. Featuring bios, photos and career stats for the whole 2023 squad, this is one championship-caliber publication.
Previous editions of the New York Yankees Official Yearbook are also available while supplies last!
Commemorate the Yankees' 2022 season with an 8x10 glossy print of the official team photo. Continuing an annual tradition that goes back to the early 20th century, the Yankees took a moment during the season to get together and smile for the camera on their home field. The 2022 team photo features manager Aaron Boone seated with his coaching staff in front of the team’s collection of star players such as Gerrit Cole, Giancarlo Stanton, "Nasty" Nestor Cortes and, of course, newly crowned AL home run king Aaron Judge — who couldn’t possibly let go of his history-making bat.
Start the season off right with the New York Yankees Official 2023 Spring Training Program. Packed with features, photos and all the information you need as Opening Day approaches, this program will make you feel like you’re at The Boss soaking up the Florida sunshine.
No publication on the planet contains more information about the Bronx Bombers than the New York Yankees 2023 Official Media Guide & Record Book. From farmhands to Hall of Famers, draft results to franchise leaders, it’s all found in the pages of the Official Media Guide.
The go-to tome for sportswriters, broadcasters and Yankees front office staff, the New York Yankees 2023 Official Media Guide & Record Book is now available for all fans. Including stats, player biographies, team history and exclusive photos, the Official Media Guide is a must-have for collectors and fans alike.
Copies of the 2022, 2021, 2020 and 2019 editions of the Official Media Guide are also available while supplies last.
The most recent annual showdown at Yankee Stadium between the ACC and the Big Ten saw Minnesota top Syracuse, 28-20, in the Bad Boy Mowers Pinstripe Bowl.
While supplies last, you can still purchase a copy of the official game program, as well as programs from the 2021, 2019, 2018, 2017 and 2016 Pinstripe Bowls.
An in-depth look at the heart of Yankee Stadium, Monument Park, where memories, legends and wonder all converge. With everything from a directory of the numbers, names and monuments to a story on how the plaques themselves get made, this is a unique, must-have collectible for all Yankees fans.
There's a reason the Yankees are nicknamed the Bronx Bombers. In the team's storied history, some of its greatest moments have come thanks to the longball. This special commemorative edition of Yankees Magazine celebrates many of those moments and even includes our editors' picks for the Top 10 Home Run Performances in Yankees History. This is one issue you will not want to miss.
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Aaron Judge keeps mashing balls out of the park, so we thought it was the perfect time to look at the Yankees’ whose home run marks he’s chasing. From Babe Ruth in 1927 to Roger Maris in ’61, Yankees fans have gotten to watch the greatest longball spectacles in American League history, and as he enters the final month of the 2022 campaign, we examine the way that the coverage and aura of his chase compares to those before him. Plus, we introduce some of the newest players who arrived at the trade deadline, recall the days when Vince Lombardi made memories in the Bronx and consider whether Derek Jeter was somehow underrated.
We’re live from Los Angeles, reporting from the MLB All-Star Game. The Yankees sent six players to the Midsummer Classic this year, a collection of personalities that were totally representative of the organization’s success in 2022. Our August magazine also features coverage of HOPE Week, a Q&A with Paul O’Neill ahead of his number retirement coming later this month, and a look at players who reach the elusive — and lucrative — distinction of 10 years of MLB service time.
Aaron Judge seems capable of making Yankees history every time he steps to the plate, so before his trip to the All-Star Game this month, we gave him a chance to see some of his historic Yankees peers a bit closer to home — at the New York Yankees Museum. In our July cover story, Judge tours the museum, getting his hands on some of the great artifacts from the team’s past. The issue also includes a Q&A with Jose Trevino, a look at the best draft picks in franchise history, and a feature on former Yankee Jim Kaat, who will enter the Hall of Fame this month.
It was easy to see Nestor Cortes being a fun and interesting story this year, as the sometimes-quirky southpaw has a style that can make you laugh and wonder. As for his becoming the dominant force in the league’s best starting rotation? That would have been hard to see coming. But he graces the cover of our June magazine, which also features stories about the Yankees’ remarkable versatility, the stunning performance from Michael King in the season’s first two months, and a look back at Yogi Berra’s years in New York.
Re-signing Anthony Rizzo might not have been the flashiest move of this past offseason, but the first baseman was everything the Yankees — and the team’s fans — could have hoped for in the first month of 2022. Our May cover story looks at the left-handed slugger, and the goals he still has as he stares down the back nine of his career. Plus, you’ll find coverage of two different yet historic Opening Day wins in 2022 and a taste of greatness with Lucas Luetge.
Josh Donaldson is the self-proclaimed “Bringer of Rain,” and he stormed his way onto the Yankees Magazine cover for the first issue of the 2022 regular season. The slugging third baseman, a former AL MVP, brings another extraordinary bat to the Yankees’ lineup, plus a competitive edge that is already evident in the clubhouse. Our April magazine also includes a Q&A with fellow-newcomer Isiah Kiner-Falefa, a story about former Yankees broadcaster Ken Singleton, and a look at Yankees prospect Austin Wells.
It’s not too often a minor league manager graces the cover of Yankees Magazine, but Rachel Balkovec is used to pushing the limits of ordinary. The Tampa Tarpons’ skipper — the first woman to manage an affiliated professional baseball team — has a remarkable backstory that leads off our 2022 Spring edition, which also includes an exclusive Q&A with slugger Aaron Judge.
There’s no memento quite like the annual New York Yankees Official Yearbook, and this year’s edition contains — among many other unique and exciting features — a look back at the history of this very publication. With bios for the entire 40-man roster, plus a preview of the upcoming season, the 2022 New York Yankees Official Yearbook is the best way to get set for a perfect summer.
"Pressure is a privilege," Gerrit Cole said at his introductory press conference, and the pressure doesn't get any higher than October. So the ace right-hander is a perfect choice for our October cover, leading off a magazine that also features looks at Jameson Taillon, the Yankees' jumbo package outfield and Derek Jeter's special day in Cooperstown, New York.
For the regular season’s final month, we take a look at some faces new, old and legendary. With stories about the MLB at Field of Dreams game plus new Yankees Joey Gallo and Anthony Rizzo, as well as features highlighting Jordan Montgomery, Derek Jeter and Babe Ruth, this issue has everything you could want in the final push to October.
Summer continues with Gary Sánchez on the cover, for a story about the adjustments that have helped the Yankees’ catcher emerge from a frustrating season. Plus, readers will find in-depth looks at the history of the Yankees selections in the MLB Draft, Jordan Montgomery’s extraordinary rise, and some of the lesser-known parts of the 1961 team, which had much more going for it than just Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris.
Our July issue features Gio Urshela — “The Most Happy Fella” — on the cover, with a feature about how the Colombia native’s remarkable defense and mentality helped give his bat time to develop. Plus readers will find features about the inaugural Lou Gehrig Day, Brett Gardner, Mike Buddie, and an extraordinary photo essay that looks back at the history of Yankees players in the All-Star Game.
Corey Kluber’s May 19 no-hitter came just in time to make the cover of the June 2021 edition of Yankees Magazine, and the pages include tons of perspective on the historic outing, both from Kluber and his teammates, as well as from the editors of the magazine. With additional features on topics such as the Yankees’ remarkable bullpen, a look back at some current favorites’ summers playing in the Cape Cod League and a Father’s Day special on former Yankees whose sons now play in the majors, the June 2021 issue is one to remember.
From Aaron Judge to Dr. Bobby Brown, we cover a ton of different eras of Yankees baseball in the May 2021 edition of Yankees Magazine. Readers will get to look back at the Opening Day game that welcomed fans back to the ballpark, while also learning about Jameson Taillon’s return to the mound, and so much more.
Yankees Magazine welcomes fans back to the ballpark with an Opening Day special. Our commemorative program includes a cover story on newly re-signed infielder DJ LeMahieu, as well as features on Aaron Boone, Hank Aaron and the most notable Opening Day pitching performances in franchise history.
The 2021 New York Yankees Official Yearbook is the ultimate souvenir for this special season. Celebrate a new season of baseball with features on Whitey Ford, the 1941 World Series, Derek Jeter and so much more. Of course, you’ll also find bios for each member of the 2021 New York Yankees.
Spring training is here, which means Yankees Magazine is starting you down the road to the 2021 season. Our first issue of the year includes features on some new players in town, as well as returning favorites, such as Luke Voit and Deivi García. Plus, we look back at the life of legendary Yankees pitcher Whitey Ford.
Here’s your chance to read all about DJ LeMahieu and the rest of the 2020 New York Yankees as they entered the homestretch of a unique regular season. Plus, celebrate the 40th anniversary of Yankees Magazine. Take a sneak peak inside, and subscribe so you don’t miss an issue.
The most unique yearbook in franchise history. Containing the 2020 Yankees team photo, updated player bios and a tribute to the late Hank Steinbrenner, as well as feature stories marking the Bronx arrivals of Gerrit Cole in 2020 and Babe Ruth 100 years prior. Take a look inside and make sure to subscribe to Yankees Magazine and pick up your copy of next year’s yearbook, as well.
