Shea Stadium American League Lasts
aka William A. Shea Municipal Stadium
Flushing, NY
This park was the temporary home for the Yankees while Yankee Stadium was renovated (1974-75)
and one game in 1998.
It was also used by the Mets (1964-2008).
For the stadium firsts, click here.
| Game | 04/15/1998 | Angels 3, Yankees 6 |
| Umpires | Jim McKean, Al Clark | |
| Jim Joyce, Terry Craft | ||
| Managers | Joe Torre, Yankees | |
| Terry Collins, Angels | ||
| Starting Pitchers | David Wells, Yankees | |
| Ken Hill, Angels | ||
| Attendance | 40,743 | |
| Batting | ||
| Batter | Cecil Fielder (pop out) | |
| Hit | Gary Disarcina (home run) | |
| Run | Gary Disarcina | |
| RBI | Gary Disarcina | |
| Single | Darryl Strawberry | |
| Double | Jorge Posada | |
| Triple | Paul O'Neill | |
| Home Run | Gary Disarcina | |
| Grand Slam | Gorman Thomas (06/16/1975) | |
| IPHR | NONE by AL player | |
| Stolen Base | Derek Jeter | |
| Sacrifice Hit | Derek Jeter | |
| Sacrifice Fly | Al Bumbry (09/28/1975 game 2) | |
| Cycle | None by AL player | |
| Pitching | ||
| Win | David Wells | |
| Loss | Ken Hill | |
| Shutout | Jim Palmer (09/28/1975 game 1) | |
| Save | Jeff Nelson | |
| Hit by Pitch | Catfish Hunter hit Bobby Darwin (09/11/1975) | |
| Wild Pitch | Jeff Nelson | |
| Balk | Pat Dobson (04/26/1975) | |
| No-Hitter | None by AL pitcher | |
| Fielding | ||
| Putout | Chuck Knoblauch |