Remember the sizzling, scintillating summer of 1977? When Billy Martin's Yankees captured their first World Championship in 15 years? When a massive blackout resulted in looting and 4,000 arrests? When serial killer Son of Sam terrorized the city?
Beginning July 5th, The Post takes you back 30 years to one of the hottest summers ever.
Remember the sizzling, scintillating summer of 1977 when Billy Martin's Yankees stormed past the Red Sox and went on to capture their first World Championship in 15 years by beating the...more >
Remember the sizzling, scintillating summer of 1977 when Billy Martin's Yankees stormed past the Red Sox and went on to capture their first World Championship in 15...more >
Remember the sizzling, scintillating summer of 1977 when Billy Martin's Yankees stormed past the Red Sox and went on to capture their first World Championship in 15 years by beating the...more >
Remember the sizzling, scintillating summer of 1977 when Billy Martin's Yankees stormed past the Red Sox and went on to capture their first World Championship in 15...more >
Remember the sizzling, scintillating summer of 1977 when Billy Martin's Yankees stormed past the Red Sox and went on to capture their first World Championship in 15...more >
Remember the sizzling, scintillating summer of 1977 when Billy Martin's Yankees stormed past the Red Sox and went on to capture their first World Championship in 15...more >
Remember the sizzling, scintillating summer of 1977 when Billy Martin's Yankees stormed past the Red Sox and went on to capture their first World Championship in 15...more >
Remember the sizzling, scintillating summer of 1977 when Billy Martin's Yankees stormed past the Red Sox and went on to capture their first World Championship in 15 years by beating the...more >
Remember the sizzling, scintillating summer of 1977 when Billy Martin's Yankees stormed past the Red Sox and went on to capture their first World Championship in 15...more >
Remember the sizzling, scintillating summer of 1977 when Billy Martin's Yankees stormed past the Red Sox and went on to capture their first World Championship in 15 years by beating the...more >
Remember the sizzling, scintillating summer of 1977 when Billy Martin's Yankees stormed past the Red Sox and went on to capture their first World Championship in...more >
Remember the sizzling, scintillating summer of 1977 when Billy Martin's Yankees stormed past the Red Sox and went on to capture their first World Championship in 15 years by beating the...more >
Remember the sizzling, scintillating summer of 1977 when Billy Martin's Yankees stormed past the Red Sox and went on to capture their first World Championship in 15 years by beating the...more >
Remember the sizzling, scintillating summer of 1977 when Billy Martin’s Yankees stormed past the Red Sox and went on to capture their first World Championship in 15 years by beating the Dodgers in...more >
George Stein brenner held a 25-minute meet ing with the Yankees yesterday afternoon, and it obviously did them a world of good. They were positively inept in their 7-4 loss to the Royals here last night...more >
It was Tuesday night in Milwaukee and the Brewers were turning the Yankees' lights out. George Steinbrenner, in town for a meeting with Billy Martin and the coaches, talked about his team as he watched the game...more >
ON the night the lights went out in New York, the Yankees went down in Milwaukee, dropping a 9-8 decision to the Brewers at County Stadium...more >
Weary of the constant controversy sur rounding the Yankees, Billy Martin has threatened to bar certain New York writers from the clubhouse, team bus or plane if he deems necessary...more >
Retired Detective Sgt. Joseph Coffey was a NYPD task-force supervisor who questioned David Berkowitz immediately after his arrest. Here are Coffey's recollec tions, as...more >
This is Part 4 of a five-day series marking the 30th anniversary of New York City's wild and terrifying summer of 1977. Blackouts. Riots. Layoffs. What other curse could lay siege to the...more >
Robert Violante was just 20 when he was partially blinded by the "Son of Sam." Violante turns 50 today, still lives in Brooklyn, and, like David Ber kowitz before...more >
"As far as I was concerned," Earl Weaver said after the Orioles took their third straight from the Yankees, a ninth-inning 4-3 decision, "the whole series was a classic."...more >
The Yankees weren't New York's only baseball story in the summer of 1977. The Mets had their own little bit of history - they were the Big Apple team playing at home the night of the blackout...more >
This is Part 3 of a five-day se ries marking the 30th anniver sary of New York City's wild summer of '77. Right after the 1977 blackout, shop owner Roy Alesi often wondered...more >
When the Rheingold brewery closed in 1976, the once-proud industrial center of Bushwick was on the brink of ruin. But it was the city's calamitous blackout and the ensuing chaos just a few...more >
Amazing. Here it is, the middle of July, the baseball sea son better than half-over, and the Yankees have yet to be beaten by another AL club...more >
The irony is that even as he denies to this day saying the words, Reggie Jackson indeed was the straw that stirred the drink for the 1977 Yankees, a fractured team everywhere other than between the...more >
This is the second of a five-part series marking the 30th anniversary of New York City's tortuous summer of 1977. Ungovernable. That was the prevailing wisdom about New York...more >
SPARKY Lyle, superb out of the Yankees bullpen all season long, failed to preserve a late lead last night as the Bombers fell to the Orioles, 6-5, in Baltimore...more >
HOW I HELPED PUT JUICE BACK IN THE BIG APPLETHE year was 1977 and I was run ning for mayor against Mario Cuomo, Mayor Abe Beame, Congresswoman Bella Abzug, Congressman Herman Badillo, Manhattan Borough President Percy Sutton and Joel Harnett...more > |
BALTIMORE-In the big innings, there is Thurman Munson. "I look for the ball with men on base," he says. "You know the biggest thing with all the trouble we've had...more >
While much of the city was paralyzed by the fear of looters and arsonists during the 1977 blackout, some had not a worry in the world as they partied through the pitchblack night. Elaine’s...more >
HEROES IN BLUE FOUGHT ANARCHYIT WAS the night of the animals, as a cop from the Ralph Avenue station house in Brooklyn told me on July 14, 30 years ago. On that day and days after it, there was no other way of saying it as...more > |
This is the first part in a five- day series marking the 30th anni versary of New York City's disas trous summer of 1977. It wasn't the darkness - it was the despair. How...more >
July 9, 2007 -- IF you're old enough to remember the summer of 1977, you'll love a new miniseries premiering tonight on ESPN...more >
BALTIMORE - Catfish Hunter implores his teammates to yell at him and Thurman Munson is happy to oblige. But don't be fooled: peace and wins are back home in the Bronx...more >
IN the Yankees' 81st game-half way home and they are in first place-Sparky Lyle pitched his 75th inning. Lyle has been in pro ball since 1964 and the most he's ever worked in one season is 114 innings. You've probably guessed by now; another Yankee starter didn't last very long...more >
Remember the sizzling, scintillating summer of 1977 when Billy Martin's Yankees stormed past the Red Sox and went on to capture their first World Championship in 15 years by beating the...more >
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