How Strange Of A Ring Would That Be?

Assuming the Yankees are the A.L. Wildcard team in the post-season this year, their schedule would be as follows:

ALDS
Game 1  10/06/10 Away Game
Game 2  10/07/10 Away Game
        10/08/10 NO GAME SCHEDULED
Game 3  10/09/10 Yankee Stadium
Game 4* 10/10/10 Yankee Stadium
        10/11/10 NO GAME SCHEDULED
Game 5* 10/12/10 Away Game 

ALCS
Game 1  10/15/10 Away Game
Game 2  10/16/10 Away Game
        10/17/10 NO GAME SCHEDULED
Game 3  10/18/10 Yankee Stadium
Game 4  10/19/10 Yankee Stadium
Game 5* 10/20/10 Yankee Stadium
        10/21/10 NO GAME SCHEDULED
Game 6* 10/22/10 Away Game
Game 7* 10/23/10 Away Game 

World Series
Game 1  10/27/10 National League City
Game 2  10/28/10 National League City
        10/29/10 NO GAME SCHEDULED
Game 3  10/30/10 Yankee Stadium
Game 4  10/31/10 Yankee Stadium
Game 5* 11/01/10 Yankee Stadium
        11/02/10 NO GAME SCHEDULED
Game 6* 11/03/10 National League City
Game 7* 11/04/10 National League City 

*if necessary

Now, let’s say that EVERYTHING goes PERFECT for the Yankees this post-season. And, by this, I mean, let’s say they win every game they play this October and never lose one – on the way to getting their 28th ring.

If they did that, it would mean that they got a ring and played only five games in Yankee Stadium: one in the ALDS and two in each the ALCS and World Series. Man, that would be strange – but, at least, all the clinchers would be at home.