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Fan Poll: Old vs. New

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A Bronx bombshell: New Yankee Stadium has it all

Not every construction site has a limestone and granite fixture so grand that it looks as if it were built 85 years ago, which is the whole point. It says something about the spirit of the new ballpark going up in the Bronx that the brilliant gold letters literally are carved in stone: "YANKEE STADIUM."

Are Yankees courting their own curse?

The house that Babe Ruth built by hitting balls out of the park now has a date with the wrecking ball, and demolition plans have set off a backlash that has little to do with the loss of parkland or increased traffic, and everything to do with nostalgia.

No landmark status for Yankee Stadium

Despite the decades of history attached to Yankee Stadium, including the distinction of being the first ballpark to be called a "stadium," rather than a "field" or "park," the structure has never been designated a historic landmark.

Taxpayers to foot demolition bill

The city of New York owns Yankee Stadium and taxpayers will be paying to take it down.

What happened when at Yankee Stadium

Feb. 6, 1921

Yankees polish a new diamond

The Yankees unveiled their much-anticipated plans for a new stadium yesterday -- a spectacular arena that strives to recapture the ambience of the original historic ballpark, but that also features the kind of amenities that can support the high cost of baseball today.

Yanks do right thing and fans win

Ken Davidoff: Yanks do right thing and fans win

Forget about the fact that we knew this new Yankees stadium was coming for a year. That the long-overdue news conference began 15 minutes late yesterday, despite being on live television. That they gave every politician in the state five minutes on the podium.

Jeter: 'It will be the same atmosphere'

Jeter: 'It will be the same atmosphere'

History is not limited to landmarks. So say the few Yankees who may still be in pinstripes when the team's new home is slated to open in 2009.

Stadium neighbors have mixed reactions

Stadium neighbors have mixed reactions

Many neighbors of Yankee Stadium never believed George Steinbrenner when he threatened, at various times in the past 11 years, to move his team away from the Bronx.

Fans speak out on new Stadium

Fans speak out on new Stadium

"After all the news about the West Side stadium and the Queens stadium, I just want to know where all the money is coming from. I go to 10 games a year. It's one of the oldest stadiums, up there with Wrigley and Fenway, and it's due for an upgrade." (Erik Gulley, 34, of Elizabeth, N.J.)

Not exactly a home run

Justin Davidson: Not exactly a home run

If the pope announced plans for a new St. Peter's, or if President George W. Bush relocated the Lincoln Memorial across the Potomac, the tremors among believers could hardly be more powerful. The Yankees' announcement yesterday that they plan to abandon their home of 82 years for a younger version suggests that sacredness has become disposable.

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History of Yankee Stadium

Timeline: History of Yankee Stadium

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New in 2009

New Yankee Stadium

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Fran Healy and Willie Randolph remember Reggie Jackson.

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