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1989 New York Yankees 1989 New York Yankees
1988/1990
Record 74-87 .460
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Standings 5th in the AL East (14.5 games back)
Pythagorean 71-90, 71-90, 71-90
Runs (S/A) 698 / 792
BallparkYankee Stadium II
Park FactorsBatting: 99 / Pitching: 100
Attendance2,170,485 (8th) (12th)
Payroll/Avg$18,482,251 / $567,144 (4th)
Spring TrainingFort Lauderdale, Florida (Fort Lauderdale Stadium)
ManagersDallas Green, Bucky Dent
CoachesBilly Connors, Champ Summers, Charlie Fox, Frank Howard, Gene Michael, John Stearns, Lee Elia, Mike Ferraro, Pat Corrales
ExecutiveChairman: George Steinbrenner
Minor Leagues(AAA) Columbus Clippers, (AA) Albany-Colonie Yankees, (A) Oneonta Yankees, (A) Fort Lauderdale Yankees, (A) Prince William Cannons
Radio (WABC) Jay Johnstone, John Sterling
TV (WPIX) George Grande, Phil Rizzuto, Tom Seaver
Cable TV (MSG) Bobby Murcer, Greg Gumbel, Lou Piniella, Tommy Hutton

The 1989 New York Yankees went 74-87 and finished 5th in the American League East. The Yankees drew 2,170,485 to Yankee Stadium II. Don Mattingly and Steve Sax made the All-Star team. Gold Glove winners for 1989 included Don Mattingly.

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