The Empire State Building in New York City lit up in blue and white stripes on Wednesday night as tribute to baseball Hall of Fame legend Yogi Berra.
The 13-time World Series champion, who spent most of his 19-year career playing for the New York Yankees, passed away at the age of 90 earlier this week.
The famous building opted to honour the sportsman's memory by lighting the top of the tower with the colours Berra used to wear for the Yankees.
The former catcher, who is said to have been the inspiration behind cartoon character Yogi Bear, won three Most Valuable Player awards in his career.
In memory of @Yankees legend & NY icon Yogi Berra, we will be lit in blue & white pinstripes. Photo: Barbara M. pic.twitter.com/lXVDeve5NM
— Empire State Bldg (@EmpireStateBldg) September 23, 2015
