Created: 6/1/2009 3:12:51 PM 
ALBANY, NY -- New York Yankees officials say it would cost taxpayers more than $5 million if the team is forced to provide internal records sought by lawmakers looking into public financing of the club's new stadium. Assemblymen Richard Brodsky, a Westchester Democrat, and James Brennan, a Brooklyn Democrat, are questioning nearly $4 billion in public-supported financing the Yankees got to build the new ballpark. They say many ticket prices have been hiked beyond the reach of fans. Speaking during a court hearing in Albany Monday, Yankees CEO Lonn Trost says 90 percent of non-suite stadium tickets cost under $100. The hearing is scheduled to continue later Monday.
