All Things Bubba

Last Saturday was the 70th Annual Old-Timers Day at Yankee Stadium. Bubba Crosby was there, donning pinstripes again for the first time in ten years.

At 39, he was the youngest "old timer" there.

He played left field.

And batted ninth.

Some of the other old timers in attendance: David Cone, Hideki Matsui, Ralph Terry, Hector Lopez, Don Larsen.

Bernie Williams got a warm welcome.

Hideki Matsui hit a home run. David Cone promised to give him something hittable, and he did. (After sending him a message by throwing above his head - "retaliation" for Matsui's saying watching Cone pitch in the post-season made him realize he could hit in MLB.)

A NY Post photo of Bubba greeting fans as he was introduced.

Labels: Bubba Crosby, NYY, Old Timers Day

The Yankees 70th annual Old-Timers' Day is June 12, and Bubba Crosby is among the players who will be there.

Very cool. I'm going to poke around on StubHub and see if I can get a ticket for less than an arm and a leg.

Labels: Bubba Crosby