
NEW YORK (WCBS 880) — Mayor Eric Adams predicted a Yankees sweep in the team’s upcoming series against the Cleveland Guardians during a press conference at Yankee Stadium touting the economic benefits of the postseason on Tuesday.
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Each game brings in about 30,000 visitors and generates about $15 million in economic activity, according to the mayor.
This postseason is expected to generate about $93 million in economic activity for the city in total.
“Our city is hitting a home run like Aaron Judge,” said Adams. “We’re knocking it out the park.”
Last week Adams, a noted Mets fan, predicted the team would go to the World Series this year — a bit of wishful thinking that did not pan out.
The Yankees will have their chance to prove the mayor right starting Tuesday night.