Yankee Legend Chris Chambliss Talks About How To Keep A Bit Of Yankee History
Yankee great Chris Chambliss stops by to talk about the history of Yankee Stadium and a new DVD collection. A historymaker himself, Chambliss hit one of baseball's most dramatic home runs on October 14, 1976. His ninth inning blast in Game Five ended the Yankees' 12-year penant drought.
The grandest stage for baseball stars, history, lore, and countless achievements, Yankee Stadium -- from its heavenly white façade to its rich hues of blue -- possesses a regal magic and aura that, to fans of the team and baseball die-hards, can’t be overlooked. Here, the grass shimmers with a brighter green, the flag flies prouder, and the full-throated fans cheer louder there than anywhere else.
Two days following the last home stand at the stadium the Bombers have called home since 1923, A&E Home Video and Major League Baseball Productions proudly presents The New York Yankees: Essential Games of Yankee Stadium($59.95), which is available in stores now.
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