No player with the most hits in MLB was traded to the Yankees. Pete Rose has the most hits in baseball history and he was never a Yankee. The old record was held by Ty Cobb and he also was not a Yankee.
The Yankees had a 57-24 record at Yankee Stadium in 2009.
Derek Jeter holds the all-time record for most strikeouts by a Yankees player.
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Derek Jeter holds the Yankees record for most career at-bats.
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Mickey Mantle, who played Outfield for the Yankees from 1951-1968, holds the Yankee franchise record for most strikeouts by a batter as a Yankee, with a total of 1710 strikeouts in 8102 at-bats in 2401 games.
Goose Goslin holds the record for most home runs hit at Yankee Stadium by an opposing player (32).
Through 2010, Derek Jeter holds the record for most base hits for a Yankee with 2,926.
For a time, when the New York Giants and the Brooklyn Dodgers both left for California, the New York Yankees were the only MLB team in town. Then the NY Mets came along. They were managed by former Yankee manager Casey Stengel and although the team had a terrible first few years, the NY media paid allot of attention to the Mets and Casey. Many sports commentators believed the Yankees hired former baseball legend and former NY Yankee player to bring more of the "sports attention" back to the Yankees. Yogi had a great reputation & was a star player. He actually played for Casey Stengel when the Yanks before & after had that 5 World Series in a row record. So basically Yogi was hired for publicity reasons.
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees with 18.
As a New York Yankee, Babe Ruth had a 5-0 record. He started four games and had a 5.52 ERA.