New York Yankees

By Bryan Hoch One week after rolling down the Canyon of Heroes as the MVP of the World Series, Hideki Matsui said that his heart remains with the Yankees, though he understands that he may not. Matsui comfortable with future up in air

By Chad Jennings As for the guy Jay-Z was with in the parade, Alex Rodriguez wore some questionable headgear — guys like him seem to pull it off better than the rest of us — but he seemed genuinely moved by the experience of riding through the Canyon of Heroes.

Johnny Damon soaked it all in as he shared a float with first-timers Nick Swisher and Jerry Hairston Jr. for the New York Yankees' championship parade through the Canyon of Heroes on Friday. The whole scene made him a little wistful.

Johnny Damon soaked it all in as he shared a float with first-timers Nick Swisher and Jerry Hairston Jr. for the New York Yankees' championship parade through the Canyon of Heroes on Friday. The whole scene made him a little wistful.

Johnny Damon soaked it all in as he shared a float with first-timers Nick Swisher and Jerry Hairston Jr. for the New York Yankees' championship parade through the Canyon of Heroes on Friday. The whole scene made him a little wistful.

Two days after winning their pro sports-record 27th World Series championship, the New York Yankees paraded down the Canyon of Heroes Friday for the ninth time in their illustrious history.

By Michael J. Fensom/The Star-Ledger Photos and video footage from the Yankees' championship celebration Photos and video footage from the Yankees' championship celebration

By Sam Borden FUNNY GUYS: Derek Jeter, Jorge Posada and Andy Pettitte went on David Letterman’s show last night – check it out here if you missed it – and World Series MVP Hideki Matsui made a cameo at the end of the segment, bringing out the World Series trophy.

By Sam Borden Lots of coverage as The Journal News puts out a World Series special section. Take a look, then hang around as the live blog of the Yankees parade will begin shortly! The Yankees – and their fans - are ready for a parade, Josh Thomson writes, and the Canyon of Heroes is primed to welcome the Worl...

NEW YORK -- A nine-month journey that essentially began under a crowded tent in Tampa, Fla., ends today in Manhattan's Canyon of Heroes for the New York Yankees.

By Star-Ledger Staff New York City's Canyon of Heroes will play host to yet another Yankees' victory celebration New York City's Canyon of Heroes will play host to yet another Yankees' victory celebration

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