This green and white laminated fiberboard sign hung on the office door of Casey Stengel during his tenure as the manager of the New York Yankees (1949-1960). During Casey's reign, the Yankees won 10 American League pennants and 7 World Series Championships. Can you imagine the sets of eyes that looked at this plaque before they set foot into Casey's office after he called them in? Probably a rookie named Mickey Mantle, in 1951, when Casey had to tell his prized pupil that he was being sent down to the minors after a poor start to his career. During the 1950s, when Yankee domination was the rule, how poetic is the open-ended, right side of this plaque? The Yankees, with Mickey and Yogi, Whitey and Casey, never thought the winning would end.