(1)Yankees home opener put off due to snow

(1)Yankees home opener put off due to snow

NEW YORK, United States - Ground keepers remove snow that has covered the field of Yankee Stadium in New York on April 7. The Yankees' home opener was postponed till April 8 due to the snowfall. (MLB)

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