Yogi Berra's granddaughter previews doc showcasing baseball icon's legacy, historic career

Yogi Berra's granddaughter Lindsay Berra speaks to Neil Cavuto about 'It Ain't Over,' a new documentary that looks at the baseball legend's life and influence, on 'Your World.'

A baseball documentary about New York Yankees legend Yogi Berra is shining new light on the life and career of one of the most distinguished athletes in American history. 

"It Ain’t Over" features Yogi Berra's granddaughter, Lindsay Berra, who reflects on growing up with her grandfather and how she views him stacked up against other all-time baseball greats. 

"You have to get Vin Scully, Bobby Brown, Joe Garagiola, Hector Lopez, Bobby Richardson," Lindsay Berra told Neil Cavuto on Thursday's "Your World." 

Lindsay Berra was involved in the production of the film from a logistics perspective since the beginning. 

"I wanted as many people who had either played with or seen grandpa play."

The Hall of Fame Yankees catcher and 18-time All-Star played 19 seasons in Major League Baseball, won three MVP awards and led the Yankees to 10 World Series championships.

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Before Yogi Berra's baseball career began with the New York Yankees, the St. Louis native received a Purple Heart for serving in the Navy during the invasion of Normandy in World War II. 

"I think that my grandfather just was kind of profoundly grateful for coming home from World War II when so many other men did not, and having the opportunity to live the rest of his life and play a kid's game, do something that he loved for a living," Lindsay Berra said.  

Lindsay Berra with her grandfather Yogi Berra. (Courtesy of Lindsay Berra)

Lindsay Berra with her grandfather Yogi Berra. (Courtesy of Lindsay Berra)

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