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The last home run hit at the old Yankee Stadium was by Boston Red Sox player David Ortiz. He hit the homer on September 21, 2008, during a game against the New York Yankees. Ortiz's homer was a significant moment, marking the end of an era for the iconic stadium before it was demolished.
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Which Boston Red Sox player hit the last home run in the old Yankee Stadium?
Dustin Pedroia
What Yankee player hit the most home runs at Yankee Stadium?
babe Ruth
What non-Yankee hit the most home runs at Yankee Stadium?
Goose Goslin holds the record for most home runs hit at Yankee Stadium by an opposing player (32).
What is the name of the Yankee Stadium ballpark?
It is still named Yankee Stadium.
Which New York Yankee and MLB Hall of Famer hit the first home run in the original Yankee Stadium?
Babe Ruth hit the first home run in the old Yankee Stadium on April 18, 1923 against the Boston Red sox.
What red sox player had the most home runs at Yankee stadium?
Ted Williams
Who was the last Boston Red Sox player to hit a home run in the old Yankee Stadium?
Dustin Pedroia in the 8th inning off of David Robertson on August 27, 2008.
Which team played in the first game in Yankee stadium?
The New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 4-1 in the first game played at Yankee Stadium. Babe Ruth hit a home run.
How many home runs in Yankee stadium by home team in 2009?
There are a total of 185 Home Runs in the new Yankee Stadium (in counting), with 107 from Yankees and 78 by visitors. Mark Teixeira leads Yankee Stadium's home runs with 19.
Who non New York Yankee hit the most home runs in the old Yankee Stadium?
Manny Ramirez did when he was a Red Sox player.
What year did the old Yankee Stadium open?
April 18 1923The first game at Yankee Stadium was played on April 18, 1923, Babe Ruth hit the first home run at the Stadium as the Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox, 4-1.
Which New York Yankee hit the most home runs at the old Yankee Stadium?
Mickey Mantle hit the most home runs at the old Yankee Stadium with 266.
