2001 New York Yankees 2001 New York Yankees 2000/2002

Record 95-65 .594 Franchises Game Log / Splits Salaries Transactions / Uniforms Roster/Stats (alphabetic) Roster/Stats (by position) Year by Year Results Franchise History Standings Won the AL East Pythagorean 89-71, 89-71, 89-71 Runs (S/A) 804 / 713 Postseason Won ALDS 3-2 over Oakland Athletics Won ALCS 4-1 over Seattle Mariners Lost World Series 4-3 to Arizona Diamondbacks Ballpark Yankee Stadium II Park Factors Batting: 100 / Pitching: 100 Attendance 3,264,907 (2nd) (3rd) Fancost $178 (3rd) / $14,454 Payroll/Avg $109,791,893 / $3,541,674 (1st) OpExp/$PV $196,110,000 / $2,064,316 Rev/OpInc $214,800,000 / $18,690,000 Valuation $730,000,000 Spring Training Tampa, Florida (Legends Field) Manager Joe Torre Coaches Gary Denbo, Lee Mazzilli, Tom Nieto, Willie Randolph, Mel Stottlemyre, Don Zimmer Executive Principal Owner: George Steinbrenner Minor Leagues (AAA) Columbus Clippers, (AA) Norwich Navigators, (A) Greensboro Bats, (A) Staten Island Yankees, (A) Tampa Yankees Radio (WABC) John Sterling, Michael Kay TV (WNYW) Bobby Murcer, Tim McCarver Cable TV (MSG) Jim Kaat, Ken Singleton, Suzyn Waldman Spanish Cable (MSG) Armando Talavera, Beto Villa, Roberto Clemente Jr. French Cable (MSG) Armando Talavera, Beto Villa, Roberto Clemente Jr.

The 2001 New York Yankees went 95-65 and finished 1st in the American League East. The Yankees drew 3,264,907 to Yankee Stadium II. Roger Clemens, Derek Jeter, Andy Pettitte, Jorge Posada, Mariano Rivera, Mike Stanton and Bernie Williams made the All-Star team. Roger Clemens was honored with the Cy Young award. Gold Glove winners for 2001 included Mike Mussina.

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