The recent Yankees-Dodgers matchup revived memories of previous World Series encounters, notably highlighting the historical context of interleague play introduced in 1997. This allowed teams to face off years after their championship clashes. The article recalls the 1997 regular season game between the Yankees and Braves, where stars Andy Pettitte and Tom Glavine brought their postseason rivalry into a new realm. The Yankees' ability to rematch with teams like the Braves post-World Series illustrates the dynamic evolution of Major League Baseball and its scheduling logistics.
The rematch between the Yankees and the Dodgers last weekend brought back memories of previous World Series showdowns, particularly the vibrant history of interleague play.
The Yankees' game against the Braves on June 30, 1997, was the first interleague play rematch after the 1996 World Series, showcasing the excitement of renewed competition.
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