NEW YORK—On Sunday evening, they will walk off America’s most famous field for the final time.

No more sunny days spent watching the pinstripes run out across the same ground once patrolled by Ruth and Gehrig, DiMaggio and Mantle.

No more October afternoons with shadows creeping across the grass.

No more glorious nights with balls soaring into the upper deck as the old place shimmies from leaping, boisterous fans, their roar carrying out to the subway tracks on River Avenue and beyond.

It was an edifice built to symbolize American power, a place ...

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