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There are several ways you can take in games at Yankee and Shea stadiums during a two-day trip to New York.
The Yanks and Mets both play at home July 8-9, July 22-23 and Sept. 12-14. Plus, there are various times during the season when the two teams play games at home on consecutive days. These include:
· June 9 (Yanks vs. Kansas City) and June 10 (Mets vs. Arizona).
· June 22 (Yanks vs. Cincinnati) and June 23 (Mets vs. Seattle).
· July 9 (Yanks vs. Tampa Bay) and July 10 (Mets vs. San Francisco).
· July 23 (Yanks vs. Minnesota) and July 24 (Mets vs. Philadelphia).
Catching an interleague game between the two teams won't let you see both stadiums. Also, tickets tend to be pricey and sell out fast. But if you're interested, there's a subway series scheduled for June 27, 28 and 29 at Shea Stadium.
-- P.M.
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