Yankeeography is a biography-style television program that chronicles the lives and careers of the players, coaches, and other notable personnel associated with the New York Yankees Major League Baseball team. The series is aired on the YES Network and is produced by MLB Productions. The series is hosted by Yankees radio personality John Sterling. The series has earned five New York Sports Emmy Awards since its inception. In addition to airing on YES, MLB Productions has packaged many of the shows into DVD boxed sets. After debuting as a weekly show with the 2002 launch of YES, Yankeeography only debuts new episodes periodically (as there are fewer prominent Yankees yet to be spotlighted). For instance, four episodes premiered in 2006: Tino Martinez, David Cone, the Yankees' 1996 World Series team, and Billy Martin. All Yankees with retired numbers have had shows completed with the exception of Bill Dickey. The show has been criticized for producing episodes on players who remain active while Hall of Famers from much earlier eras such as Jack Chesbro, Tony Lazzeri, Red Ruffing and Lefty Gomez were not profiled. Some profiles have been updated to reflect new developments. Selected players and coaches profiled First airing in 2002 season Joe DiMaggio Lou Gehrig Ron Guidry Derek Jeter Mickey Mantle Don Mattingly Thurman Munson Paul O'Neill Mariano Rivera Babe Ruth Joe Torre Bernie Williams First airing in 2003 Yogi Berra Catfish Hunter Roger Maris The History of the Yankees; a six-part, six-hour series commemorating the franchise's 100th anniversary: "Moments and Mystique," featuring great moments in team history, including a discussion of the rivalry with the Boston Red Sox 1903-1956, covering the team's early days, and the years of Ruth, Gehrig and DiMaggio, into the early Mantle years 1957-1978, into the later years of Mantle, the down years between the 1965 collapse of the dynasty and the renewal of glory under new owner George Steinbrenner 1979-2002, covering the Winfield and Mattingly years, and the rebuilding that led to the titles of the Jeter/Torre years The Stadium, concerning the history of Yankee Stadium, including its non-baseball-related events The Greatest Yankees Teams, featuring the 1927, 1961, 1977–1978 and 1998 World Championship squads First airing in 2004 Whitey Ford Elston Howard Reggie Jackson Bobby Murcer Jorge Posada Phil Rizzuto Generations: The First Basemen Generations: The Second Basemen Generations: The Third Basemen Generations: The Right-Handed Pitchers Generations: The Left-Handed Pitchers First airing in