Derek Jeter threw out the ceremonial first pitch to start Game 3 on Monday at Yankee Stadium. Tuesday, the Yankees will turn to another legend with hopes that they can catch a spark of championship magic.
Yankees legend and five-time World Series champion Paul O'Neill will throw out the first pitch for Game 4.
Here's what to know about Paul O'Neill:
What to know about Paul O'Neill
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O'Neill played with the Yankees from 1993 to 2001. He won World Series rings with the Yankees in 1996, 1998, 1998 and 2000.
He also won a ring with the Cincinnati Reds (who he played with 1985 to 1992) in 1990.
O'Neill is a four-time All Star.
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The Yankees retired his number #21 in 2022.
O'Neill is currently a broadcaster with YES Network.
