The “New York, New York” tradition began in 1980, when former owner George Steinbrenner wrote Sinatra a letter to ask permission to play the tune as fans exited the stadium. A different rotation of Sinatra songs will now play after losses.

For decades, the New York Yankees have played "New York, New York” after every game, win or lose. The tradition remained intact at the new Yankee Stadium, where they briefly alternated Frank Sinatra and Liza Minnelli. But this year, the Yankees are switching things up.

Another long-standing New York Yankees tradition is no more, as a team spokesperson confirmed that "New York, New York" will no longer play after losses at home.