New York Yankees

  • The New York Yankees got founded in 1903

  • the Ney York Yankees won there first world series in 1923

  • Babe Ruth hit a 400ft home run on October 12, 1926.

  • the 1927 Yankees where special because the featured the “Murderers Row” of batters is considered by many to be the greatest baseball team ever.They consisted of Earle Combs: Mark Koenig Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Bob Meusel Tony Lazzeri

  • the New York Yankees won there 2nd world series in 1927

  • the Ney York Yankees won there 3rd world series in 1928

  • the New York Yankees won there 4th world series in 1932

  • the New York Yankees won there 5th world series in 1936

  • the New York Yankees won there 6th world series in 1937

  • the Ney York Yankees won there 7th world series in 19388

  • the New York Yankees won there 8th world series in 1939

  • the New York Yankees won there 9th world series in 1941

  • the New York Yankees won there 10th world series in 1943

  • the New York Yankees won there 11th world series in 1947

  • the New York Yankees won there 12th world series in 1949

  • the New York Yankees won there 13th world series in 1950

  • the New York Yankees won there 14th world series in 1951

  • the New York Yankees won there 15th world series in 1952

  • the New York Yankees won there 16th world series in 193

  • the New York Yankees won there 17th world series in 1956

  • the New York Yankees won there 18th world series in 1958

  • the New York Yankees won there 19th world series in 1961

  • the New York Yankees won there 20th world series in 1962

  • the New York Yankees won there 21st world series in 1977

  • the New York Yankees won there 22nd world series in 1978

  • the New York Yankees won there 23rd world series in 1998

  • the New York Yankees won there 24rd world series in 1996

  • the New York Yankees won there 25th world series in 1999

  • the New York Yankees won there 26th world series in 2000

  • the New York Yankees won there 27th world series in 2009

  • Aaron Judge's longest home run 495ft