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- However, from the early 1990s onward, he mostly left the Yankees in the hands of the baseball operations staff and rarely interfered. He officially retired from day-to-day control of the team in 2008.
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Jun 2, 2020 · On May 14, before Winfield had agreed to the trade, Steinbrenner met with him to tell the slugger that if Winfield won the arbitration case, he would be welcomed back to the Yankees.
- Joel Sherman
When Swindal and Jennifer Steinbrenner divorced in 2007, the Yankees bought Swindal out of his financial stake in the team, with Hal Steinbrenner succeeding Swindal as chairman of Yankee Global Enterprises.
Aug 3, 2020 · Commissioner Fay Vincent handed down the harsh punishment to Steinbrenner back on July 30, 1990 when it was discovered the Yankees owner paid a gambler to quite literally spy on Dave...
- Thomas Carannante
Jul 13, 2010 · Like a young man who is spurned by the girl next door and then marries a movie star, Steinbrenner got even for the snub, leap-frogging to New York and purchasing the Yankees for $10 million in...
Feb 1, 2017 · In 1973, George Steinbrenner became the managerial partner for the New York Yankees and until his passing in 2010, The Boss changed managers more than twenty times, often times with a manager he had hired and fired in previous years.
Jul 13, 2010 · There was a day in spring training a dozen years ago, leaving the Yankees’ clubhouse at what was then Legends Field, when I turned a corner and walked right into the puffed-out chest of...
May 11, 2018 · Chronology: George Steinbrenner. 1930: Born. 1967: Became president of American Ship Building. 1973: Purchased a controlling interest in the New York Yankees. 1974: Given a two–year suspension from baseball for violating campaign finance laws. 1977: Signed Reggie Jackson; Yankees win the World Series championship.
