Alec Johnson

Newstory

Year 87 of a Bronx Ritual

April 14, 2010
By Alec Johnson
At dawn the only person outside Yankee Stadium besides the street sweepers was one Chris McCably who waited for the ticket windows to open. He was from, of all places, Boston.

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