No baseball team prizes its history like the New York Yankees, but that instinct took the team to an awkward place on Tuesday.
As you might remember, the Yankees had Yankee Stadium demolished in 2009 and moved into a new Yankee Stadium. It happened, we all saw it, and some fans. The old Yankee Stadium is now a lovely park complex called Heritage Field.
The Yankees are trying to celebrate Yankee Stadium's opening anniversary like they could have celebrated Yogi Berra's 98th birthday next month, but the difference is they didn't take Berra down with a wrecking ball and pave over him with fresh sod.
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