New York Yankees Announce 2011 MLB Schedule Tickets On Sale

New York Yankees 2011 Schedule

     Well Yankees fans remember the date March 31st 2011, it is the home opener for YOUR Yankees and it's against the Detroit Tigers.  This home opener is a little different then those in the past.  Without owner George Steinbrenner the Yankees now have a son for their leader in Hank Steinbrenner.  January 6th 2011 is the date where people can get all their tickets and buy direct at Yankee Tickets For Sale.  So many expectations come along every year to win the world series but without pitching the Yanks could stumble behind the Red Sox and Rays.  The home opener is the gauge where fans will know if they oculd of done a better job in the free agency market or the draft.  Get your tickets early!  Within the first few hours they have sold close to 80,000 tickets.  Yankee stadium set attendance records last year and many people overpaid for tickets on the secondary market.  Now is the time to get great seats for all games.  Searching for cheap yankees red sox tickets?  Isn't everyone?  Yankee Tickets For Sale has been the leader in buying direct and saving you money. 22 years in serving Yankees fans and the prices have gotten lower for this years games.  Some notable Yankee dates are May 20th 2011 when the New York Mets come to town.  The subway series is always a hard ticket so don't delay!  The Colorado Rockies come in June 25th this inter league game is always a big ticket so buy Yankees Rockies tickets before it's to late.  The angels come in august 9th and these are also selling out faster then expected. Having your seats early will save you time and money.  A few newcomers will be there like Lou Pinella.  The 2011 New York Yankees Schedule is now out and you can see it here at Yankee Tickets For Sale

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     This years team looks to do the same as last win the east but with the Red Sox adding some important role players like Carl Crawford it's not gonna be easy.  Don mattingly Tim Raines and Tino did NOT get the necessary votes to get into the hall of fame this year.  The Yankees have claimed right-hander Brian Schlitter off waivers from the Chicago Cubs. Schlitter, 25, was 0-1 with a 12.38 ERA in seven Major League relief appearances with Chicago in 2010, marking his first action in the bigs.He was 2-1 with 13 saves and a 3.15 ERA in 37 relief appearances with Triple-A Iowa. Over his Minor League career, Schlitter owns a 7-13 record with a 3.32 ERA (70 earned runs in 190 innings) in 154 relief appearances.  Joba Chamberlain and Phil Hughes should be in line for substantial raises before they throw their first pitches of 2011, as the pair of right-handers prepare for their first cracks at arbitration eligibility. Left-handed reliever Boone Logan is also eligible. The trio of Yankees hurlers was offered contracts for the 2011 season in advance of the Dec. 2 deadline, but they have not yet agreed to those deals.Hughes, 24, was an All-Star for the first time in 2010, going 18-8 with a 4.19 ERA in 31 games (29 starts), setting career highs in wins, losses, innings pitched (176 1/3) and strikeouts (146).  Yankees outfielder Nick Swisher will be honored at this year's Thurman Munson Awards Dinner, acknowledging excellence in competition and philanthropic work within the community. Swisher was announced on Tuesday as part of a group of five sports personalities who will be presented with the Thurman Munson Award on Feb. 1 at the Grand Hyatt hotel in New York, celebrating the 31st anniversary of the event.Also to be honored are former All-Star catcher Mike Piazza, current Mets outfielder Angel Pagan, Nets all-star guard Devin Harris and Olympic gold-medal-winning figure skater Evan Lysacek.