Willie Randolph Honored At Yankees Old Timers Day

Ceremonies will begin at 4pm today with the 69th annual Yankees Old Timers day game to follow shortly. A special treat today as the pregame ceremonies will honor Yankees legend Willie Randolph.

Former Yankees Co-Captain Willie Randolph will receive a plaque in Monument Park. Randolph played 13 seasons for the Yankees from 1976-88. He's five-time American League All-Star (1976-77, ’80-81 and ’87) played in 37 postseason games with the Yankees from 1976-81, winning the 1977 and 1978 World Series. He also spent 11 seasons coaching for the organization, serving as the club’s third base coach from 1994-2003 and bench coach in 2004, earning four additional World Series rings (1996, ‘98-2000).

The rosters for today's game include:

Jesse Barfield

Yogi Berra

Ron Blomberg

Brian Boehringer

Wade Boggs

Scott Bradley

Scott Brosius

Dr. Bobby Brown

Homer Bush

Chris Chambliss

Jim Coates

David Cone

Johnny Damon

Bucky Dent

Al Downing

Brian Doyle

Cecil Fielder

John Flaherty

Whitey Ford

Oscar Gamble

Joe Girardi

Rich "Goose" Gossage

Ken Griffey Sr.

Ron Guidry

Charlie Hayes

Rickey Henderson

Arlene Howard (Widow)

Helen Hunter (Widow)

Reggie Jackson

Scott Kamieniecki

Pat Kelly

Don Larsen

Jim Leyritz

Graeme Lloyd

Hector Lopez

Jill Martin (Widow)

Lee Mazzilli

Stump Merrill

Gene "Stick" Michael

Gene Monahan (Trainer)

Diana Munson (Widow)

Kay Murcer (Widow)

Jeff Nelson

Paul O'Neill

Dan Pasqua

Joe Pepitone

Andy Phillips

Lou Piniella

Willie Randolph

Bobby Richardson

Mickey Rivers

Mel Stottlemyre

Tanyon Sturtze

Joe Torre

Roy White

Bernie Williams