by Madden, Bill
   Maritime Act, 2–3, 44
   Marshall, Mike, 85
   Martin, Billy barroom fight of, 162–65
   George Brett’s bat and, 228
   death of, 298–99
   disintegration of, 251–53
   firing of, as Yankees manager, 141–50, 176–78, 230–36, 251–53, 271
   firing of, by Detroit Tigers, 52
   firing of, by Oakland A’s, 222
   firing of, by Texas Rangers, 88–89
   first season of, as Yankees manager, 100–106
   funeral, 299
   hiring of, as Yankees manager, xiii, 91–95, 165, 222–23, 246–47, 270
   Reggie Jackson and, 112–20, 125–26, 142–44, 151–53, 165, 412–13
   managing of, 247–51
   managing of, and World Series victory by, 122–28
   Gene Michael and, 174
   retirement of number of, 264
   Al Rosen and, 134
   George Steinbrenner and, 36, 112–14, 140, 185, 238–39, 271
   as George Steinbrenner’s assistant, 261, 297
   suspensions of, for criticizing umpires, 234
   Martin, Buddy, 83
   Martin, George, 19
   Martin, Jill, 299
   Martinez, Tino, xi, 365–66, 375, 390, 394–96
   Mason, Jim, 96
   Matsui, Hideki, 402, 411
   Matthews, Fred, 106, 145
   Mattingly, Don batting of, 244, 247
   as bench coach, 424
   injuries of, 265, 322
   Billy Martin’s hiring and, 246
   Gene Michael and, 329–30, 347
   Lou Piniella and, 261, 269
   retirement of, 366
   at second base, 229
   George Steinbrenner and, 271–73, 285–86, 401
   Mauch, Gene, 217
   May, Rudy, 178
   Mayberry, John, 69–70
   Mays, Willie, 187
   Mazzilli, Lee, 179
   McAlary, Mike, 226
   McCarron, Anthony, 426
   McCarthy, Daniel, 8, 77, 317, 331–33
   McClelland, Tim, 228
   McCollum, Grady, 39
   McDaniel, Lindy, 50
   McDowell, Jack, 352, 358
   McEwen, Tom, 421–22
   McHale, Gene, 221, 282–83, 375
   McHale, John, 14
   McKean, George, 42
   McKean, Jim, 357
   McKinsey, Ed, 186–87
   McLane, Drayton, 360
   McLaughry, John, 27
   McLendon, John, 37–42
   McMullen, John, 59
   McNally, Dave, 79, 99
   McNamara, John, 75, 361
   McNertney, Jerry, 243
   McNiff, Phil, 290, 300–301, 426–27
   Meacham, Bobby, 244, 262–63
   media relations directors. See public relations directors
   Medich, Doc, 69, 97–98, 130
   Melvin, Bob, 251
   Melvin, Doug, 282
   Merchant Marine Act, 23, 44
   Merhige, Phyllis, 395
   Merola, Matt, 141
   Merrill, Carl “Stump,” 305, 322, 329–31
   Merrill, Robert, 410
   Messersmith, Andy, 79, 99–100, 133–37
   Mets. See New York Mets
   Metzenbaum, Howard, 6, 235
   Miami Dolphins, 286–88
   Michael, Gene “Stick” on Albert Belle, 380
   as bench coach, 294
   Wade Boggs and, 338–39
   George Bradley and, 323
   firing of, as manager, 199, 202–4, 221–22
   as general manager, x, 176–78, 322–25, 328–33, 352–56, 365–66
   Goose Gossage and, 130, 239–40
   hiring of, as general manager, 173–76
   hiring of, as manager, 183–86, 213, 216
   Steve Howe case and, 335
   Billy Martin and, 252
   release of, from Yankees as player, 71
   as scout, 270–71, 359
   Buck Showalter and, 361–62
   George Steinbrenner and, 36, 329, 353–55
   George Steinbrenner and, as Yankees player, 48–49
   as George Steinbrenner’s assistant, 124
   Dave Winfield and, 190
   Mileti, Nick, 16
   Miller, Marvin, 71–73, 79, 98–99
   Miller Lite TV commercial, 140
   Milton, Eric, 378
   Milwaukee Brewers, 101–2, 139
   Minch, Philip J., 21–22
   Minch Transit, 22
   Minnesota Twins, 74, 88, 161, 378
   minor league operations. See Columbus Clippers minor league team
   Modell, Art, 5, 128
   Mollenkopf, Jack, 34
   Molloy, Joe, 85, 332–33, 338–39, 346–47, 354, 422–23. See also Steinbrenner, Jessica
   Monahan, Gene, 113, 181–82, 206–7
   Mondesi, Raul, 399
   Montefusco, John, 245
   Montreal Expos, xii, 49–50, 109, 138, 353, 396
   Monument Park, 170–71
   Morabito, Mickey, 139, 145, 148, 151–53, 170, 173
   Morrison, Dan, 234
   Moss, Dick, 193
   “Mr. October” nickname, 125–28. See also Jackson, Reggie
   MSG (Madison Square Garden) Network, 283–84, 346–47, 374, 386, 389–90
   Mumphrey, Jerry, 199
   Munson, Diane, 169
   Munson, Thurman death of, 168–71
   grooming issue and, 48–49
   injuries of, 87, 137, 139
   Reggie Jackson and, 108, 112, 122
   performances of, 100, 158–59
   George Steinbrenner’s broken agreement with, 108, 116–17
   Murawinski, Ed, 367
   Murcer, Bobby Mike Burke’s contract negotiation with, 19–20
   grooming issue and, 48
   Dick Howser and, 178, 180
   Bob Lemon and, 209
   reacquisition of, 165
   George Steinbrenner and, 213, 255
   trade of, for Barry Bonds, 67–71
   Murphy, Greg, 373
   Murphy, Jerry, 156, 168–71
   Murray, Bill, 198–99
   Murtaugh, Danny, 97–98
   Murtha, John, 348
   Mussina, Mike, 398, 402, 414
   Naples, Jim, 35–36, 221
   Naples, Jim, Jr., 36
   Nastal, Joanne, 404, 417
   National Basketball Association (NBA), 42–43
   National Industrial Basketball League, 37–38
   National League, 336–37
   Nederlander, James, 8, 80–81, 317, 427–28
   Nederlander, Robert, 317, 321–24, 331
   Negron, Ray, 368
   Nelson, Jeff, 366
   Nero, Alan, 338–39, 419
   Nets basketball team, 387–90
   Nettles, Ginger, 205
   Nettles, Graig George Brett’s pine-tarred bat and, 228
   fight of, with Reggie Jackson, 205
   on grooming issue, 48–49
   hepatitis of, 178
   injuries of, 87, 206
   on Reggie Jackson, 127
   on Sparky Lyle, 160
   Gabe Paul’s trade of, to Yankees, 15–16
   performances of, 100
   on George Steinbrenner, 86, 208
   trading of, 242
   Neuharth, Al, 427
   New Jersey Nets, 387–90
   Newman, Mark, 377
   Newton, Doug, 140, 146–48, 151, 162–63, 165
   New York Daily News, ix, xi–xii, 83–84
   New York Mets, 179, 192, 278, 332, 391–93
   New York Times reporter incident, 232–33
   New York Yankees. See also Steinbrenner, George M. author and this book about George Steinbrenner and, ix–xiii (see also Madden, Bill)
   Mike Burke as chief operating officer of, 10–11, 16–20, 46–48
   CBS sale of, to George Steinbrenner, xii, 1–2, 8–15
   championships of (see championships)
   Columbus Clippers minor league team of, 173–76, 244
   d
eath of Thurman Munson and, 168–71
   drug issues (see drug issues)
   farm system of, 340, 348
   free-agent signings (see free agency)
   general managers of (see general managers; managers)
   Goose Gossage and (see Gossage, Rich “Goose”)
   grooming issues, 18, 48–49, 100–101, 255–56, 329–30
   Reggie Jackson and (see Jackson, Reggie)
   Leonard Kleinman as chief operating officer of, 319
   Major League Baseball and (see commissioners; Major League Baseball)
   managers of (see Managers)
   Billy Martin and (see Martin, Billy)
   Gabe Paul as team president of, xii–xiii, 9, 16–17, 127–29 (see also Paul, Gabe)
   public relations directors of (see public relations directors)
   radio and TV rights for, 275–76, 283–84, 386 (see also MSG [Madison Square Garden] Network; Yankees Entertainment and Sports [YES] Network)
   salary arbitration case of, 196–98, 204
   scouting for (see scouting)
   signing of woman’s bare bottom by, 172–73
   sportswriters and (see sportswriters)
   spring training of (see Legends Field; spring training; Steinbrenner Field)
   George Steinbrenner’s apology for 1981 World Series performance of, 205–11
   George Steinbrenner’s first American League championship with, 100–106
   George Steinbrenner’s first World Series championship with, 122–28
   George Steinbrenner’s first year as owner of, 46–59
   George Steinbrenner’s relinquishing of management of, 417–25
   team captains, 159, 242, 328, 379
   team physicians (see Bonamo, Dr. Jack; Cowen, Dr. Maurice)
   team presidents (see team presidents)
   trades for (see trades)
   wife-trading incident of, 48
   Dick Williams tampering case against, 52–59
   Dave Winfield and (see Winfield, Dave)
   World Series of (see World Series)
   Yankee Stadium of (see Yankee Stadium)
   Nicolau, George, 335–36
   Nicolosi, Nick, 112
   Niekro, Joe, 262, 266
   Niekro, Phil, 252, 262
   Nigro, Kenny, 227
   Nixon, Richard, 3, 44–45, 60–61, 299
   Noren, Irv, 53–54
   Northwestern University, 34
   Oakland A’s, 52–59, 72–74, 105–6, 205, 222, 281, 356–57
   O’Brien, Dan, 92
   obstruction of justice charge, 65
   Ocala horse farm. See Kinsman Stable
   O’Connor, Ian, 361, 365
   O’Dowd, Mary, 248
   Ohio State, 29–30, 33
   Old-Timers’ Day, 95, 147–50
   Olympics, 314–16, 337, 349–50, 368, 387
   O’Malley, Walter, 89–90
   O’Neill, Paul, xi, 339, 348, 351, 390–91, 394–95
   O’Neill, Steve, 6, 8, 12, 128
   O’Neill, Tip, 3, 44
   Opening Day, 48, 88, 101, 343–46, 384, 408–9, 426
   Ostertag, Tom, 310
   Otis, Amos, 69–70
   owners, Major League Baseball, 89–91, 99, 325–26, 337–38
   Pagan, Dave, 101–2
   Pagliarulo, Mike, 244, 251
   Paley, William S., 1–3, 10–12, 14–15
   Paramount Entertainment, 283–84
   Pasqua, Dan, 263
   Patkin, Max, 50
   Patton (movie), 310
   Patton, George, 24, 46, 310, 379
   Patton on Leadership: Strategic Lessons for Corporate Warfare (Axelrod), 379
   Paul, Gabe banning of Joan Steinbrenner from Yankee Club dining room and, 32
   as Cleveland Indians general manager, 4–8, xii
   conflict of interest charge against, for Graig Nettles trade to Yankees, 15–16
   Bucky Dent trade by, 115–16
   diary and audiotapes of, xii–xiii
   dispute between Reggie Jackson and Billy Martin and, 118–20
   first hiring of Billy Martin and, 91–95
   involvement of, in sale of Yankees to George Steinbrenner, 7–12, 15–17
   Bowie Kuhn and, 89–91
   management by, during George Steinbrenner’s suspension, 67–68
   Billy Martin’s firing and hiring of Dick Howser by, 122–28
   resignation of, as Yankees team president, 127–29
   sale of stock in Cleveland Indians by, 12
   signing of Catfish Hunter and, 74–79
   George Steinbrenner and, 114, 120–21, 134
   trade of Bobby Murcer for Barry Bonds by, 68–72
   Dick Williams tampering case and, 53–59
   as Yankees team president, 9, 16–17
   Paul, Gabe, Jr., xii–xiii
   Paul, Sol, 128
   Pedulla, Tom, 293
   Pellino, Mary, 196
   pennants, American League, 2, 103, 125, 158, 372, 379, 402, 427. See also American League
   Pepe, Phil, 68, 88, 94, 135–36, 199, 235, 293
   Peters, Hank, 109
   Peterson, Fritz, 48, 67
   Peterson, Harding “Pete,” 297, 303–4
   Peterson, Peter G., 44–45
   Pettitte, Andy, 355, 371, 373, 402
   Pewter Mug (restaurant), 3, 5, 37, 231–32
   Phelps, Ken, 296–97
   Philadelphia Phillies, 274, 285, 427–28
   Philbin, Regis, 344
   Pienciak, Richard, 302
   pine tar, George Brett’s bat and, 228
   Piniella, Lou author on firing of, ix–xi
   as Chicago Cubs manager, 420
   as color analyst, 280
   as designated hitter, 139–41
   firing of, as Yankees manager, 274–75
   first season of, as Yankees manager, 259–69
   furniture theft issue, 273–75
   gambling allegations against, 312
   grooming issue and, 255–56
   hiring of, as Yankees manager, 252–55, 271–75
   Dick Howser and, 178
   injuries of, 87
   Reggie Jackson and, 122
   Lee MacPhail’s trade of Lindy McDaniel for, 90
   as manager of Cincinnati Reds World Championship team, 280–81
   moving of, from Yankees manager to general manager, 269–71
   reconciliation of, with George Steinbrenner, 384–85
   rejection of offer of Yankees manager job by, 294
   as Seattle Mariners manager, 357–58, 366, 391
   on George Steinbrenner, 86
   George Steinbrenner and, 36, 157, 173, 182, 213
   Hank Steinbrenner and, 421
   as Tampa Bay Devil Rays manager, 417, 419
   on Syd Thrift, 292
   on trade of Jay Buhner for Ken Phelps, 297
   weight issue and, 256–59
   as Yankees batting coach, 245
   as Yankees general manager, 270–71
   as Yankees player, 67, 72, 124–25, 153
   Pipers basketball team, 32, 37–43
   Pittsburgh Pirates, 57, 97–98, 291–92
   Players Association. See also Major League Baseball drug-testing issue and, 249
   free-agent compensation-pool issue and, 241
   Catfish Hunter’s free-agency case and, 72–74
   investigation of Steve Howe case and witness-tampering charge against Fay Vincent by, 334–37
   Marvin Miller and, 71
   reserve clause challenge by, 99–100
   strikes, 199–200, 351–52
   Plunk, Eric, 292
   Podoloff, Maurice, 42–43
   policemen, Silver Shield Foundation for, 23, 216–17
   Polonia, Luis, 292–93, 349
   Port, Mike, 304
   Porter, Darrell, 142
   presidents, team. See team presidents
   press. See sportswriters
   Press, Bill, 121
   Priore, Nick, 255
   professional basketball, 31–32, 37–43, 387–90
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p; public relations directors, 78, 139, 151–53, 184–85, 282–83, 286–88, 364–68. See also Appel, Marty; Butcher, Rob; Cerrone, Rick; Fishel, Bob; Greene, Harvey; Morabito, Mickey; Nigro, Kenny; Richman, Arthur; Szen, David; Wahl, Larry
   Purdue University, 34
   Quinn, Bob, 271, 291, 296–97, 324
   racetracks, horse racing, 186–88
   racial issues. See African-American issues
   Rader, Doug, 331
   radio rights, 275–76, 283–84. See also Yankees Entertainment and Sports (YES) Network
   Raines, Tim, 371
   Raissman, Bob, 281, 413
   Ramirez, Manny, 405
   Randolph, Willie, xii, 36, 97–100, 182–83, 234, 245
   Rasmussen, Dennis, 242, 244, 261–62
   Ratner, Bruce, 390
   Ravitch, Joe, 389
   Reagan, Ronald, 64, 197, 283
   Reasoner, Harry, 29
   Reedy, Bill, 298–99
   reentry draft, 107, 129–30
   regional sports networks, 386–90. See also MSG (Madison Square Garden) Network; Yankees Entertainment and Sports (YES) Network
   Reich, Tom, 266, 298, 324
   Reinsdorf, Jerry, 223–24, 259–61, 325–26, 335, 341, 352, 375
   Republican Party, 44–45, 60–64
   reserve clause, 72–73, 79, 98–99
   revenue sharing, 381–82, 416
   Rhoden, Rick, 265, 291
   Richman, Arthur, 288, 318, 361, 364, 366–67, 398
   Richman, Milton, ix, 71, 93–94, 119
   Rickey, Branch, 399
   Righetti, Dave, 159–60, 242–43, 322–24
   Rivera, Mariano, xi, 376, 394–95
   Rivers, Mary, 103–4, 155, 278
   Rivers, Mickey, xii, 98, 100, 103–4, 121, 138, 154–55, 278
   Rizzuti, Philip C., 306–7
   Rizzuto, Phil, 36, 148, 276–77, 299, 313
   Robbie, Joe, 286–88
   Robbie, Tim, 286
   Robertson, Andre, 234, 242
   Rodriguez, Alex (A-Rod), 405–8, 418
   Rona, Barry, 197
   Rose, Pete, 303, 308
   Rosen, Al attempt to buy Cleveland Indians by Group 66 and, 4–8
   firing of Billy Martin and hiring of Bob Lemon by, 144–50
   hiring of, as Yankees team president, 131–32
   Reggie Jackson and, 141
   as Jew during American League series, 157
   Billy Martin and, 134, 137, 162–63, 165–66
   resignation of, as Yankees team president, 166–68
   as San Francisco Giants general manager, 323
   on George Steinbrenner, 154, 160
   talk with George Steinbrenner about buying Yankees, 8