Weekend Special: Yankees Old Timers Day 2010

The years move on, the memories remain vivid. With the Yankees celebrating their annual Old Timers Day on Sunday, the swings toward the late '90s/early 2000s dynasty.
For Baby Boomers, our direct nostalgia still stretches back to the '60s and '70s: the five straight pennant winners of the early 1960s, the '70s renaissance linked to Billy, Thurman and Reggie. 2010 was the first Old Timers Day I got to shoot after joining WFAN. It was such a kick to capture images of the heroes and headliners from my baseball youth and probably yours. (Above: Chris Chambliss; below: Gene Michael)

 (Above: Bucky Dent; below: Mickey Rivers)

(Above: Jerry Coleman; a 1950s star under Casey Stengel, and one of the broadcast team who called the M&M boys games of the '60s; below: Rich "Goose" Goosage.)

(Above: around the batting cage with Bill "Moose" Skowron and Bucky Dent; below: Hector Lopez)

(Above: Roy White; below: Ralph Terry, Joe Pepitone and 1950s backup catcher Charlie Silvera)

 (Above: Don Larsen; below: Whitey Ford)

(Above: '60s teammates Hector Lopez and Al Downing; below: Nick Swisher, a Yankee player in 2010, and first-time Old Timer this year, with Bob Turley of the late '50s and early '60s)