Contenidos: Chapter 1: The Early Years – p. 12
Chapter 2: The Ruth‑Gehrig Era – p. 38
Chapter 3: The DiMaggio Era – p. 112
Chapter 4: The Stengel Years – p. 186
Chapter 5: The Mantle‑Maris Era – p. 238
Chapter 6: The Down Years – p. 298
Chapter 7: The Bronx Zoo – p. 328
Chapter 8: The Mattingly Years – p. 372
Chapter 9: The Torre‑Jeter‑Rivera Era – p. 416
Chapter 10: The Rebirth: New Stadium, New Managers – p. 484

Epilogue – p. 549

Index – p. 550

Photo Credits – p. 560

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