The 1923 New York Yankees season was their 21st season. They won their first World Series title, defeating the New York Giants.
Key Players: The team was led by Babe Ruth, who had a stellar season, and Lou Gehrig who played his first games.
Regular Season: The Yankees finished with a record of 98-54, winning the American League pennant by a comfortable margin.
World Series Victory: The Yankees defeated the New York Giants in six games to win their first World Series championship. Games were played at the Polo Grounds and at the newly opened Yankee Stadium
Manager: Miller Huggins managed the team.
Significance: This season marked the beginning of the Yankees' dynasty, establishing them as a dominant force in baseball. They played their first season in Yankee Stadium, which was dubbed "The House That Ruth Built".
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