1998 World Series

You wanna know what, why the Yankees won in the late '90s and the early 2000s? Because they didn't have the players with the biggest numbers.

I mean, they won the '98 World Series.

They won a, a 125 games.

No one hit 30 home runs on the team, but you wanna know what they had? [audio cuts out] They had tough guys.

And they won nine to five.

Game two of the 1998 World Series.

I encourage you to Google this.

That was the only easy victory in all of those playoff series in the Torre championship era, winning four World Series in five years from 1996 to 2000.

And maybe that says something about [laughs] like, you know, game one of a wildcard series.

The bar is set incredibly low for our success, but I was at the 1998 World Series.

I've been at some big Charger games.

I went screaming through the house when SDSU made that huge shot in the Final Four.

Michael, good evening to you and everyone on the Yankees radio network.

batting right at the 1998 World Series in W.A. as David Wells deals.

I want to know.

And the flash balls go up at Yankee State.

The pitchers of LeBron, the short, full-back field, have both spurred in time.

LeBron has a very easy one-two play on the other one-inning away.

And the first game of the 1998 World Series was for us.

W-A-B-C, New York.

He was incredible.

I remember the 1998 World Series.

It was game one.

And I think it was Andy Pettit pitching.

Oh, really? Yeah.

But they're not going to win the World Series because it's going to be revenge of the 1998 World Series as the San Diego Padres win the 2026 World Series.

You're going to Yankees, Padres.

Wow, I did not

the ring.

In the 1998 World Series, Tony Gwynn got to play in one of the most historic stadiums in baseball.

ESPN's Harold Reynolds joins Tony and his son Anthony on their tour of Yankee Stadium.

I'm thinking I want to take in everything.