New York Yankees Sign Billy Crystal.
Comedian and New York Yankee Billy Crystal, right, congratulates Cody Ransom (67) after Ransom hit a homerun in a game against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Legends' Field in Tampa, Florida on March 13, 2008. Crystal signed a one-day contract with the team. He will turn 60 on March 14, and it was his birthday wish to become a New York Yankee team member. The Pirates beat the Yankees 5-3. (UPI Photo/Cathy Kapulka)
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