This Day in Yankees History: Lou Gehrig plays his final game - Pinstripe Alley

This Day in Yankees History: Lou Gehrig plays his final game - Pinstripe Alley

April 30, 1939: Lou Gehrig plays his final game with Yankees – Society for American Baseball Research

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April 30th,1939 Yankees legend Lou Gehrig plays his 2130th consecutive and final game

Yankees legend Lou Gehrig ends his streak at 2,130 games in 1939 – New York Daily News

This Day in Yankees History: Big homers from Yankees first basemen - Pinstripe Alley

Why do the Yankees keep Giancarlo Stanton? All he does is strike out and hit into double plays and his fielding is atrocious. He hasn't won any games for them all year.

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The Pride of the Yankees: Lou Gehrig, Gary Cooper, and the Making of a Classic

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This Day in Yankees History: Lou Gehrig plays his final game - Pinstripe Alley