Yankees Retire Bernie Williams #51

By David Conde
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Updated: May 25, 2015

On Sunday, the New York Yankees added another plaque to their Monument Park at Yankee Stadium, as they retired Bernie Williams #51.

Williams played his entire 16 year career with the Yankees compiling 2,336 hits, 1,257 RBI, .297 AVG, five all star appearances, four Gold Gloves, a silver slugger award and a batting title in 1998.

Along with his great numbers, Williams is a four-time World Series Champion and helped lead the Yankees domination in the late ’90’s, along with the four core, Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte and Jorge Posada.

You can view a MLB edited version of the ceremony below.

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