1996 American League Championship Series

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The 1996 American League Championship Series was a best-of-seven MLB playoff matchup in which the New York Yankees defeated the Baltimore Orioles, highlighted by Derek Jeter’s controversial “Jeffrey Maier” home run.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf American League Championship Series
Major League Baseball postseason series
bestOf 7 games
cityOfPrimaryVenue New York City
cityOfSecondaryVenue Baltimore
country United States
determinedBerthIn 1996 World Series
endDate 1996-10-13
finalSeriesResult New York Yankees won 4–1
followedBy 1997 American League Championship Series
game1Venue Yankee Stadium
game1WinningTeam New York Yankees
game2Venue Yankee Stadium
game2WinningTeam Baltimore Orioles
game3Venue Oriole Park at Camden Yards
game3WinningTeam New York Yankees
game4Venue Oriole Park at Camden Yards
game4WinningTeam New York Yankees
game5Venue Oriole Park at Camden Yards
game5WinningTeam New York Yankees
gameCount 5
homeFieldAdvantageTeam New York Yankees
league American League
loser Baltimore Orioles
managerOfLosingTeam Davey Johnson
managerOfWinningTeam Joe Torre
MVP Bernie Williams
notablePlay Jeffrey Maier interference play
notablePlayer Andy Pettitte
Bernie Williams
Cal Ripken Jr.
Derek Jeter
Mariano Rivera
Mike Mussina
Paul O’Neill
Rafael Palmeiro
Roberto Alomar
Tino Martinez
Wade Boggs
precededBy 1995 American League Championship Series
radioNetworkUS CBS Radio
season 1996 Major League Baseball season
sport baseball
startDate 1996-10-09
team1 New York Yankees
team2 Baltimore Orioles
televisionNetworkUS Fox
umpireCrewChief Rich Garcia
winner New York Yankees

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