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Yankees will no longer play Frank Sinatra’s ‘New York, New York’ after losses

Last updated: February 24, 2025 9:23 pm
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The New York Yankees are making some significant changes to their long-standing traditions in 2025. Just days after amending a historic rule, the organization announced that they will no longer play Frank Sinatra’s “(Theme From) New York, New York” after losses at the stadium.

During a recent spring training exhibition game at George M. Steinbrenner Field, the Yankees suffered a 4-0 defeat to the Detroit Tigers. As fans were exiting the stadium, instead of hearing the familiar strains of “New York, New York,” Sinatra’s “That’s Life” filled the air. This marks a departure from the team’s usual practice of playing “New York, New York” regardless of the game’s outcome.

A spokesperson for the Yankees stated, “We will be rotating through a number of different songs after a Yankees loss this year, none of them will be ‘New York New York.’” While there won’t be a specific loss song, the team plans to showcase a variety of Sinatra tunes after defeats, in line with George Steinbrenner’s original instructions.

The iconic Sinatra song was first introduced by the Yankees in 1980, following a request from then-owner George Steinbrenner. Since then, it has become synonymous with the franchise. Moving forward, “New York, New York” will only be played after victories, with a selection of different Sinatra songs reserved for losses.

This adjustment comes on the heels of another significant change for the Yankees. After nearly five decades, owner Hal Steinbrenner recently announced the lifting of the team’s ban on beards, labeling the policy as “outdated.” The Yankees are clearly looking to modernize while still honoring their storied past.

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Both Yankees captain Aaron Judge and general manager Brian Cashman have expressed a desire for the team to establish its own unique identity while upholding its rich history. Cashman emphasized the importance of maintaining the franchise’s championship-caliber reputation and the significance of the iconic Yankees logo.

As the Yankees continue to evolve and adapt to the changing times, fans can expect a blend of tradition and innovation from this historic baseball franchise. The legacy of the team remains intact, even as they embrace new practices and embrace a new era in Yankees baseball.

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