A Subway Series for a new generation. Why is it called the World Series if it is always played in New York? For years, this  brash statement held true; then four decades passed without an all-New York World Series matchup. That all changed in  2000, the first time the Yankees and Mets ever squared off in the Fall Classic. This battle featured the high-energy New York  Mets against the two-time defending champion New York Yankees. Each squad was led by a locally born manager, each club  sparkled with star power, and each side was fueled by an animated fan base that divided the region and the city. But Joe  Torre's Yankees had experience on their side. With a roster that included World Series MVP Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera,  Andy Pettitte, Bernie Williams, and Paul O'Neill, the Bronx Bombers captured their 26th championship in a hard-fought, fivegame  series. This 5-DVD collection from the Major League Baseball Film & Video Archive includes every game from this  classic World Series matchup.