Tickets For New York Yankees Port Saint Lucie Events in Florida

The legendary New York Yankees are about to commence their Spring Training camp in order to get ready for the grueling demands of the upcoming regular seasons. Things haven’t really gone according to the script for the most successful team in MLB history of late and the time has now come for them to do something about it. As part of their preseason preparations, the Yankees will go head to head with one of their biggest rivals, the New York Mets. It promises to be a humdinger of a clash and this is your chance to be a part of it. Grab your New York Yankees Port Saint Lucie tickets and watch as the action unfolds live at the Tradition Field.

The New York Yankees will soon square-off against their arch rivals, the New York Mets in one of the most fascinating Spring Training encounters this year. The Yankees will be looking to have a good preseason under their belts and what better way to do that than to beat a big rival of yours.

The back story

It was in 1901 that the New York Yankees joined the baseball landscape but they were not based in the Big Apple back then. The franchise was known as the Baltimore Orioles and that arrangement lasted for a year only. The team then re-located to New York and the name was changed to the New York Highlanders. It was in 1913 that the franchise began to play as the New York Yankees and that has remained the case ever since.

Astonishing success

The New York Yankees have won everything that the MLB has to offer. They have got their hands on an incredible twenty seven World Series titles, the most by any side in MLB history. They have also clinched forty pennants and eighteen division championships over the years, both Major League Baseball records as well.

They are now all set to take on the Mets in a very glamorous Spring Training fixture. The encounter will go a long way in showing how ready they are for the latest campaign. Grab your New York Yankees Port Saint Lucie tickets and watch these two historic rivals square off at the Tradition Field.