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About The Yankees

The Yankees opened their 2004 season with a two-game set in Tokyo, splitting the series with the Devil Rays. After a one-week hiatus, the NY Yankees opened their schedule in the U.S., again splitting series with Tampa Bay and Chicago to start 4-4. NY Yankee pitchers Mike Mussina and Kevin Brown each collected career win No. 200 within three days of each other on April 11 and 14, respectively. Seven games against the rival Red Sox produced just one victory, as the NY Yankees' record fell to 8-11 on April 25. The Yankees closed the month with four straight wins, including a three-game sweep of Oakland, a sign of things to come, as the NY Yankees finished with a winning record for the 13th consecutive April.

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Jon Lieber made his long-awaited NY Yankees debut to open the month, defeating the Royals in the Bronx on May 1. The NY Yankees took the West Coast by storm, winning four of six in Oakland and Seattle to boost their record to 18-13. During that swing, Yankee Alex Rodriguez became the youngest player in history to reach 350 home runs. After the NY Yankees winning home series against Anaheim and Seattle to regain the lead in the AL East, New York finally dropped two of three to the Rangers in Texas, snapping its streak of seven consecutive series wins. The NY Yankees closed out the month with five wins in six games against Baltimore and Tampa Bay, but Jason Giambi wasn't there to see it, spending time on the DL with a knee injury for the first time in his career.

The Yankees rolled into Interleague Play with five wins in the first six games of the month, and then won seven of its first eight games against the National League. Bernie Williams reached 2,000 hits in his career on June 10 against the Rockies. Three days later, the NY Yankees posted an improbable win over the Padres, as Kenny Lofton and Hideki Matsui each homered against Trevor Hoffman in a game that New York would win in 12 innings. Less than a week later, rookie Brad Halsey made his big league debut with a win over the Dodgers in Los Angeles, though that was the NY Yankees' only win at Dodger Stadium. The NY Yankees team closed out the month in dramatic fashion, sweeping a doubleheader from the Yankees and taking the first two games of a crucial series against the Red Sox.

The signature moment of the NY Yankees 2004 season took place on July 1, when Derek Jeter made a spectacular diving catch into the stands against Boston, and the NY Yankees completed a three-game sweep of the Red Sox on John Flaherty's walkoff RBI single. New York finished up the first half with a four-game sweep of Tampa Bay, sending eight NY Yankees players -- Jeter, A-Rod, Gary Sheffield, Matsui, Giambi, Tom Gordon, Mariano Rivera and Javier Vazquez -- off to the All-Star Game in Houston on a high note. Orlando Hernandez, who won his first start of the season on July 11, helped make up for the loss of Yankee pitchers Mussina and Brown, who were both on the DL. Another tight series for the NY Yankees at Fenway brought about more memorable moments, including A-Rod's game-winning hit on July 23 and his confrontation with Jason Varitek, which sparked a bench-clearing incident. Sheffield drilled homer No. 400 in the final week, while the NY Yankees added Esteban Loaiza at the trade deadline, dealing Jose Contreras to Chicago.

Yankees Tickets

Ticket Retriever sells Yankees Tickets for every game nationwide. Yankees Tickets can be purchased online or by calling our toll free number (877) 223-3824. We specialize in providing tickets in a wide range of locations including hard-to-find premium tickets to all major events nationwide including MLB tickets to any game.

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