These Yankees Losses STILL Hurt

Some Yankees losses never leave you.

From Don Mattingly’s final postseason to the heartbreak of 2001, the collapse against Boston in 2004, and those brutal endings in Houston—these are the moments that hurt me most as a Yankees fan.
This is a personal trip through nearly four decades of watching the Yankees: the championships that raised our expectations, the seasons that slipped away, and why we keep coming back.
Which Yankees loss hurt YOU the most? Tell me in the comments.
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Chapters:
0:00 Some losses hit harder
0:34 Why I wanted to tell this story
1:03 Growing up with the Yankees—and the 1994 strike
3:12 1995: Mattingly’s last chance
5:07 1996: Heartbreak behind a championship
6:18 1997: The repeat that slipped away
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8:51 2001: More than a World Series
11:06 2003: Beating Boston wasn’t enough
12:19 2004: The collapse that still hurts
14:13 2017: A team that felt destined
14:46 2018: Watching Boston finish the job
15:13 2019: Another nightmare in Houston
15:47 Why we keep believing
16:36 Stay connected with Pinstripe Territory

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