Big names turn out for premiere of Yogi Berra documentary at Lincoln Center

"It Ain't Over" is scheduled to appear in theaters May 12.

Apr 26, 2023, 12:52 AM

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Former Yankees manager Joe Torre and a host of other big names turned up Tuesday night at Lincoln Center for the premiere of a documentary highlighting the life of a 10-time World Series champion Yogi Berra.

"It Ain't Over" tells a story of a life filled with accomplishments.

Berra, who died at the age of 90 in 2015, was a three-time valuable player, and an 18-time all-star. He played for the Yankees and Mets and also served as manager for both.

Off the field, Berra served in the Navy during WWII as was awarded the Purple Heart.

The documentary is scheduled to appear in theaters May 12.