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Behold the New York Yankees

The New York Yankees is a professional baseball team based in Bronx, New York City. The team is currently a member of the American League East Division in Major League Baseball. The New York Yankees was established in 1901 and their present ballpark is the Yankee Stadium II. The Yankees is one of the eight charter franchises of the American League. The team was first known as the Baltimore Orioles. When the team moved to New York in 1903, they initially called themselves as the New York Highlanders. The nickname Yankees was officially introduced in 1913.

The New York Yankees won an impressive number of championship titles. They have won 26 World Series, 39 AL Pennants, 15 East Division titles and 3 playoff berths. Just like any other team in the league, the New York Yankees went on a lot of struggles and hardships before they got all of their achievements. During their first few years in the league, they went though different arguments and feuds between the owners and managers of the team. The team even played during the time when there are lots of differences between the AL and the NL, especially during the 1902 season.

The team played in different ballparks before they officially acquired Yankee Stadium I and Yankee Stadium II. On their first year in the league, they played their home games at the Hilltop Park. In 1913 to 1975, the Yankees ballpark became the Brush Stadium, the Polo Grounds, and the Shea Stadium respectively. The team was popularly known by a lot of nicknames and that include the Bronx bombers, the Yanks, the evil empire, and the Bronx zoo.

The New York Yankees is one of the most popular and well-regarded teams in the league. The team enjoyed widespread popularity and dedicated supporters during their peak. To support the team even more, the management has expanded their media coverage by acquiring an exclusive television network. The YES Network became the largest source of revenue for the team.