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Founded: 1901 · Metro Area: New York · AL · AL East · Home: Yankee Stadium III

Formerly based in Baltimore.

Top TeamNew York

The Heartbreak Index13.5 · #109

The Blessed · MLB, 2009

13.5
Heartbreak
#109
of 1,138 clubs
#12
in MLB
12.8
agony · 0.7 despair
The clocks
  • MLB since 20091.5
Heaviest wounds

lost the final, 2024 · fell one round short, 2022 · fell one round short, 2019 · fell one round short, 2017

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Who controls the club

The entity that holds control today, one per franchise; co-controllers and minority holders are listed, never summed.

How this is measured

Exactly one control entity is recorded per franchise, so a portfolio can never count a club twice. Co-controllers and minority holders are shown as published and carry no weight in any total.

The chip names the evidence. Sourced: a primary source is linked (league, club, filing or tier-one outlet). Cross-checked: matched against the ownership-change sweep. Contested: disputed or mid-sale. Rows are reviewed weekly.

Stakes are as published, often only “majority”, and are not pro-rated. A record of control is not a claim about anyone’s intent or conduct.

Who controls the clubHal Steinbrenner (Yankee Global Enterprises)
Hal Steinbrenner (Yankee Global Enterprises)family· Majority
Sourcedas of 20 Sep 2026

Minority holders: Apollo Sports Capital (agreed Aug 2026; reported at 4% or more of Yankee Global Enterprises, with a larger structure reported single-source)

Apollo Sports Capital agreed a $2.6bn investment in Yankee Global Enterprises, announced by Apollo on 11 Aug 2026 as a mix of credit and equity. Apollo's release says the Steinbrenner family keeps full control of the Yankees, Hal Steinbrenner remains Managing General Partner and MLB control person, and Apollo Sports Capital chief executive Al Tylis takes a newly created seat on the YGE board. Sportico reported on 20 Sep 2026 that the Steinbrenners and some limited partners sold at least 4% of YGE as part of the deal, that the family retains more than 60%, and that the investment values YGE above $10bn. The New York Post reported a larger structure, 8% in equity now plus 8% in preferred stock convertible after four years, at a valuation above $12bn; that version is single-source. Front Office Sports reported on 22 Sep 2026 that MLB owners had raised the cap on a single private equity fund from 15% to 20% earlier in the summer without announcing it, matching the NBA, so a 16% combined structure would sit inside the rule rather than needing a waiver. The controlling owner must still hold at least 15% and may not hold less than the fund. Control is unchanged either way. Yankee Global Enterprises also holds 10% of New York City FC.

Hal Steinbrenner (Yankee Global Enterprises) on the owners board →

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27
World Series
41 WS Appearances
41
Pennants
19 LCS App · 50 Div titles
60
Playoff appearances
Postseason 255-188
0.568
All-time win pct
126
Seasons
since 1901

Championships

Pre-1903 cup wins (Temple Cup, World's Series, NL pennants) in slate; modern World Series titles in gold.

192319271928193219361937193819391941194319471949195019511952195319561958196119621977197819961998199920002009
Pre-1903 cup / NL pennantWorld Series (1903-present)

Pennants

Every World Series appearance and pre-1903 cup appearance. Solid chip = won the pennant (WS / cup); outlined chip = lost the WS / cup.

19211922192319261927192819321936193719381939194119421943194719491950195119521953195519561957195819601961196219631964197619771978198119961998199920002001200320092024

All-time record

Regular-season W-L10990-8369
Win pct0.568
Playoff record255-188
Championship appearances41 (27 wins)
LCS appearances19
Division titles50
Total seasons126
.500 or better seasons103
Most recent championship2009

Stadium history

Grouped by physical ballpark. Naming-rights eras nested.

Yankee Stadium III

2009-present
New York, NY

Shea Stadium

1974-1975
New York, NY

Yankee Stadium

1923-2008
New York, NY
  • Yankee Stadium I 1923-1973
  • Yankee Stadium II 1976-2008

Polo Grounds IV

1913-1922
New York, NY

Hilltop Park

1903-1912
New York, NY

Oriole Park

1901-1902
Baltimore, MD
Season-by-season
1901 to 2026 · 126 seasons · click to expand
2026New York Yankees
W-L
93-68
Win%
0.578
RS
739
RA
601
AL East · 2
Playoffs
2025New York Yankees
W-L
94-68
Win%
0.580
RS
849
RA
685
AL East · 2
Playoffs
2024New York Yankees
W-L
94-68
Win%
0.580
RS
815
RA
668
AL East · 1
WS AppDiv Title
2023New York Yankees
W-L
82-80
Win%
0.506
RS
673
RA
698
AL East · 4
—
2022New York Yankees
W-L
99-63
Win%
0.611
RS
807
RA
567
AL East · 1
LCSDiv Title
2021New York Yankees
W-L
92-70
Win%
0.568
RS
711
RA
669
AL East · 2
Playoffs
2020New York Yankees
W-L
33-27
Win%
0.550
RS
315
RA
270
AL East · 2
Playoffs
2019New York Yankees
W-L
103-59
Win%
0.636
RS
943
RA
739
AL East · 1
LCSDiv Title
2018New York Yankees
W-L
100-62
Win%
0.617
RS
851
RA
669
AL East · 2
Playoffs
2017New York Yankees
W-L
91-71
Win%
0.562
RS
858
RA
660
AL East · 2
LCS
2016New York Yankees
W-L
84-78
Win%
0.518
RS
680
RA
702
AL East · 4
—
2015New York Yankees
W-L
87-75
Win%
0.537
RS
764
RA
698
AL East · 2
Playoffs

Top 12 postseason games

Highest-rated postseason games in franchise history by the site's Game Score metric, which combines hype, quality, stakes, and matchup rank. Losses can outrank routine wins because the formula scores game quality, not franchise spin.

1
1960-10-13 · 1960 World Series G7 · Forbes Field
2.816
L
2
2003-10-16 · 2003 ALCS G7 · Extras · Yankee Stadium II
2.259
W
3
1957-10-10 · 1957 World Series G7 · Yankee Stadium I
2.217
L
4
2001-11-04 · 2001 World Series G7 · Bank One Ballpark
2.163
L
5
1921-10-13 · 1921 World Series G8 · Polo Grounds IV
2.030
L
6
1921-10-12 · 1921 World Series G7 · Polo Grounds IV
1.958
L
7
1926-10-10 · 1926 World Series G7 · Yankee Stadium I
1.914
L
8
2004-10-18 · 2004 ALCS G5 · Extras · Fenway Park
1.898
L
9
2003-10-15 · 2003 ALCS G6 · Yankee Stadium II
1.894
L
10
1921-10-11 · 1921 World Series G6 · Polo Grounds IV
1.887
L
11
2003-10-14 · 2003 ALCS G5 · Fenway Park
1.797
W
12
1957-10-09 · 1957 World Series G6 · Yankee Stadium I
1.778
W

Rating through time

Where Yankees sat against the rest of the league at the end of every season it played, from 1901 to 2026. Above average in 102 of 126 seasons.

10s20s30s40s50s60s70s80s90s00s10s13501500165019012026

Highest it ever rated
1630 1939, week 21
Lowest it ever rated
1402 1902, week 25

One point per season, at the rating it finished on, with a rule at every decade. Tap or drag any year for what it started on, where it peaked and where it finished. 1500 is the league average by construction, not a chosen line. The week-by-week detail for any season is on its own season page.

Games it had least right to win

Every Yankees game ranked by the Elo win probability before first pitch. The last column is that probability; the lower it was, the bigger the upset.

Least likely wins, all time
  1. 11912-09-24beat Boston Red Sox (away)5–2
  2. 21913-06-28beat Boston Red Sox (away)7–6
  3. 31913-06-25beat Boston Red Sox (away)5–2
  4. 41908-09-18beat Detroit Tigers (away)5–1
  5. 51913-10-03beat Philadelphia Athletics (away)2–1
  6. 61912-06-26beat Philadelphia Athletics (away)6–5
  7. 71913-10-04beat Philadelphia Athletics (away)10–8
  8. 81908-09-19beat Detroit Tigers (away)6–5
  9. 91912-07-02beat Boston Red Sox (away)9–7
  10. 101908-09-24beat Chicago White Sox (away)1–0
Least likely losses, all time
  1. 11939-09-17lost to St. Louis Browns (home)4–8
  2. 21939-09-17lost to St. Louis Browns (home)1–3
  3. 31939-09-28lost to Philadelphia Athletics (home)4–5
  4. 41954-09-24lost to Philadelphia Athletics (home)1–5
  5. 51937-09-23lost to St. Louis Browns (home)5–9
Biggest upsets by decade13 decades
1900s
  1. 11908-09-18beat Detroit Tigers (away)5–1
  2. 21908-09-19beat Detroit Tigers (away)6–5
  3. 31908-09-24beat Chicago White Sox (away)1–0
1910s
  1. 11912-09-24beat Boston Red Sox (away)5–2
  2. 21913-06-28beat Boston Red Sox (away)7–6
  3. 31913-06-25beat Boston Red Sox (away)5–2
1920s
  1. 11925-08-16beat Washington Senators (away)3–2
  2. 21925-06-24beat Washington Senators (away)5–3
  3. 31929-06-29beat Philadelphia Athletics (away)7–5
1930s
  1. 11930-09-27beat Philadelphia Athletics (away)10–8
  2. 21931-05-26beat Philadelphia Athletics (away)6–2
  3. 31930-07-29beat Philadelphia Athletics (away)12–3
1940s
  1. 11946-09-13beat Detroit Tigers (away)5–4
  2. 21946-08-18beat Boston Red Sox (away)5–0
  3. 31943-10-10beat St. Louis Cardinals (away, World Series)2–1
1950s
  1. 11959-08-23beat Chicago White Sox (away)7–1
  2. 21951-08-24beat Cleveland Indians (away)2–0
  3. 31958-10-08beat Milwaukee Braves (away, World Series)4–3
1960s
  1. 11967-09-23beat Minnesota Twins (away)6–2
  2. 21968-07-29beat Detroit Tigers (away)7–2
  3. 31968-06-02beat Detroit Tigers (away)4–3
1970s
  1. 11971-06-19beat Baltimore Orioles (away)6–4
  2. 21973-09-15beat Baltimore Orioles (away)3–0
  3. 31973-09-16beat Baltimore Orioles (away)7–5
1980s
  1. 11989-09-08beat Oakland Athletics (away)5–1
  2. 21984-06-18beat Detroit Tigers (away)2–1
  3. 31989-05-16beat Oakland Athletics (away)3–2
1990s
  1. 11991-09-22beat Boston Red Sox (away)7–5
  2. 21990-06-21beat Toronto Blue Jays (away)7–6
  3. 31990-06-22beat Toronto Blue Jays (away)8–7
2000s
  1. 12001-10-13beat Oakland Athletics (away, Division Series)1–0
  2. 22001-10-14beat Oakland Athletics (away, Division Series)9–2
  3. 32001-10-17beat Seattle Mariners (away, LCS)4–2
2010s
  1. 12014-06-13beat Oakland Athletics (away)7–0
  2. 22014-09-13beat Baltimore Orioles (away)3–2
  3. 32016-07-09beat Cleveland Indians (away)7–6
2020s
  1. 12023-09-01beat Houston Astros (away)6–2
  2. 22023-08-25beat Tampa Bay Rays (away)6–2
  3. 32023-09-02beat Houston Astros (away)5–4

Probabilities are Neil Paine's Elo, home advantage included, over 19,967 decided games. Ties are left out. The week-by-week rating for any season is on its season page.

Award winners

League-wide awards held by Yankees players or managers. Curated to the headline tier: MVP, Cy Young, Rookie of the Year, Manager of the Year, postseason MVPs, Hank Aaron, Roberto Clemente, and the rare Triple Crown.

AL MVP · 25

  • 2025Aaron Judge
  • 2024Aaron Judge
  • 2022Aaron Judge
  • 2007Alex Rodriguez
  • 2005Alex Rodriguez
  • 1985Don Mattingly
  • 1976Thurman Munson
  • 1963Elston Howard
  • 1962Mickey Mantle
  • 1961Roger Maris
  • 1960Roger Maris
  • 1957Mickey Mantle
  • 1956Mickey Mantle
  • 1955Yogi Berra
  • 1954Yogi Berra
  • 1951Yogi Berra
  • 1950Phil Rizzuto
  • 1947Joe DiMaggio
  • 1943Spud Chandler
  • 1942Joe Gordon
  • 1941Joe DiMaggio
  • 1939Joe DiMaggio
  • 1936Lou Gehrig
  • 1927Lou Gehrig
  • 1923Babe Ruth

AL Cy Young · 4

  • 2023Gerrit Cole
  • 2001Roger Clemens
  • 1978Ron Guidry
  • 1977Sparky Lyle

AL Rookie of the Year · 10

  • 2024Luis Gil
  • 2017Aaron Judge
  • 1996Derek Jeter
  • 1981Dave Righetti
  • 1970Thurman Munson
  • 1968Stan Bahnsen
  • 1962Tom Tresh
  • 1957Tony Kubek
  • 1954Bob Grim
  • 1951Gil McDougald

AL Manager of the Year · 3

  • 1998Joe Torre
  • 1996Joe Torre
  • 1994Buck Showalter

WS MVP · 12

  • 2009Hideki Matsui
  • 2000Derek Jeter
  • 1999Mariano Rivera
  • 1998Scott Brosius
  • 1996John Wetteland
  • 1978Bucky Dent
  • 1977Reggie Jackson
  • 1962Ralph Terry
  • 1961Whitey Ford
  • 1960Bobby Richardson
  • 1958Bob Turley
  • 1956Don Larsen

ALCS MVP · 9

  • 2024Giancarlo Stanton
  • 2009CC Sabathia
  • 2003Mariano Rivera
  • 2001Andy Pettitte
  • 2000David Justice
  • 1999Orlando Hernandez
  • 1998David Wells
  • 1996Bernie Williams
  • 1981Graig Nettles

All-Star Game MVP · 3

  • 2022Giancarlo Stanton
  • 2013Mariano Rivera
  • 2000Derek Jeter

Hank Aaron Award · 6

  • 2025Aaron Judge
  • 2024Aaron Judge
  • 2022Aaron Judge
  • 2009Derek Jeter
  • 2007Alex Rodriguez
  • 2006Derek Jeter

Comeback Player of the Year · 2

  • 2013Mariano Rivera
  • 2005Jason Giambi

Babe Ruth Award · 16

  • 2009Alex Rodriguez
  • 2000Derek Jeter
  • 1999Mariano Rivera
  • 1998Scott Brosius
  • 1996Cecil Fielder
  • 1978Bucky Dent
  • 1977Reggie Jackson
  • 1962Ralph Terry
  • 1961Whitey Ford
  • 1958Elston Howard
  • 1956Don Larsen
  • 1953Billy Martin
  • 1952Johnny Mize
  • 1951Phil Rizzuto
  • 1950Jerry Coleman
  • 1949Joe Page

Reliever of the Year Award · 11

  • 2019Aroldis Chapman
  • 2015Andrew Miller
  • 2009Mariano Rivera
  • 2005Mariano Rivera
  • 2004Mariano Rivera
  • 2001Mariano Rivera
  • 1999Mariano Rivera
  • 1996John Wetteland
  • 1987Dave Righetti
  • 1986Dave Righetti
  • 1978Goose Gossage

Triple Crown Batter · 2

  • 1956Mickey Mantle
  • 1934Lou Gehrig

Triple Crown Pitcher · 2

  • 1937Lefty Gomez
  • 1934Lefty Gomez