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MLB season in NYC: months, weather, and the games that make the trip
Baseball is the easiest New York sport to build a trip around. The regular season runs from late March or early April to the end of September, with playoffs in October — and across that long stretch the Yankees and Mets play more than 160 home games between them. Whenever you visit between spring and fall, there's almost certainly a game, and usually an affordable seat.
Yankees vs Mets — the Subway Series: how to get tickets and which ballpark wins for first-timers
New York is one of the few cities with two Major League Baseball teams, and once a year (sometimes more) they play each other: the Yankees and the Mets, in what locals call the Subway Series — named because you could, in theory, ride the subway between both ballparks. For a visitor, it's the most charged baseball you can see in the city. Here's how it works.
Yankees tickets at Yankee Stadium: pricing tiers, the views people overlook, and gameday tips
A Yankees game is one of the most accessible big-league experiences a New York visitor can have. Baseball's long season means Yankee Stadium in the Bronx hosts around 81 home games a year, so unlike football, your trip almost certainly overlaps one — and there's nearly always a reasonably priced seat available. Here's how to buy well.
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