Mickey Rivers, Yankee Honorary Ambassador
By Ray Negron Whenever I walk into the suite section at the new Yankee Stadium, I can literally tell you where every picture on the walls are located. I can tell you that the photo of Babe Ruth […]
Articles by: Ray Negron
Frankie Valli, Our Sinatra. A Yankee at Heart
By Ray Negron I was recently sitting with Liberty DeVitto, one of the all-time great drummers in music. Liberty is best known for his work with Billy Joel. One of my favorite people in the music business happens to be […]
The Reggie Bar 40 Years Later
By Ray Negron In 1976 Reggie Jackson played for the Baltimore Orioles. After that season he became a free agent. He also covered the World Series as a color commentator along with Keith Jackson and Howard Cosell. During one […]
Mission Impossible- Your Assignment is Mickey and Bucky!
By Ray Negron If life were a television show then I would be on Mission Impossible. The voice in the tape recorder would be that of George Steinbrenner and I would be Mr. Phelps. The Voice would say, “Your assignment, […]
Yankees Opening Day with Hank and Mr. October
By Ray Negron I spent the afternoon watching the Yankees season opener with Hank Steinbrenner and Reggie Jackson. The team had flown to Toronto earlier in the week after a very successful spring training. A lot of new players […]
Parkland Kids Visit Yankees
by Ray Negron This past Friday night, kids from the Parkland Pokers, a baseball team from south Florida , visited the New York Yankees. As some of you remember, I visited the high school where the tragic shootings occurred a […]
Yankees and Baseball Belong to the Kids, Again
By Ray Negron As I walk around this year’s spring training camp at the George M. Steinbrenner Field, I can’t help but smile seeing so many kids running around. There are actually more kids than adults, which has not been […]
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