Apr
24
Video of the Day: Destroying Yankee Stadium
ByEver wondered how the old Yankee Stadium bathrooms were cleaned and destroyed once the team moved across the street? Here’s your chance to see how. This upcoming Thursday, the National Geographic Channel will air “Break it Down: Yankee Stadium.” The show starts at 10 p.m. so Yankee fans can watch it after the team finishes up their evening affair with the Chicago White Sox.
After the jump, another clip from the program showing the seating sections from the old park coming down. A tip of the hat to Alex Belth at Bronx Banter for this one.
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Can someone explain to me how the toilets just all of a sudden accumulate waste if the stadium is closed?
Probably a combination of bad plumbing and not enough flushes to get everything out of the pipes.
It was Pawlikowski.
Someone flushed a David Ortiz jersey during the last game.
Yanks have been full of s _ _ t for years and years.
The homeless people of NY have to go too!