Curtain Call

This week Flip and Kevin discuss the Yankees' 11-game win-streak as they head into Oakland for a pivotal 4-game series. Flip also recounts an amazing childhood interaction with Yankees legend Lou Gehrig and so much more.

This week Flip and Kevin reflect on the first-week impact of Joey Gallo and Anthony Rizzo. They also discuss the surging Yankees, the current situation of the pitching staff, fan emails, John Sterling, and so much more.

Flip and Kevin discuss the Yankees' recent moves to acquire Joey Gallo from the Rangers and Anthony Rizzo from the Cubs, other big MLB deadline trades, rumors around the league, and so much more.

Former MLB pitcher and YES Network color commentator, and current studio analyst for MLB Network and advisor for baseball operations with the New York Mets, Al Leiter, joins the show to talk about the biggest surprises this season, trade rumors, his son Jack Leiter being drafted 2nd overall in the 2021 MLB draft, and so much more. Flip and Kevin also break down the state of the Yankees and answer fan mail.

Flip and Kevin talk about Hal Steinbrenner's meeting with the media, the upcoming Subway Series and dish out 2021 midseason awards across the majors in this episode of Curtain Call.

Flip and Kevin discuss the surging Yankees, the enforcement of the MLB Foreign Substance Policy, Gary Sanchez's hot streak, and so much more.

Yankees legend and 1978 World Series MVP Bucky Dent joins the show to talk about his career in baseball, winning back-to-back titles with the Bombers and much more. Kevin and Flip also break down the state of the Yankees and how the team's long-term outlook for 2021 is shaping up.

Flip and Kevin break down the first clash between the Yankees and Red Sox of the 2021 season and discuss the outlook of the team heading into a crucial road trip.

After revealing that the 2018 Colorado Rockies allegedly employed a sign-stealing ploy similar to the Houston Astros, Erik Kratz returns to the show to discuss the fallout from his comments, steroid use in baseball, the Hall of Fame, and more. Also Flip and Kevin break down the Yankees options now that Corey Kluber has landed on the Injured List, which left-handed bats the Bombers might target in a trade deal, the hot bats of Aaron Judge and Gleyber Torres, and much more.

Flip and Kevin are joined by former major league catcher Erik Kratz to talk about Corey Kluber's no-hitter as a member of the New York Yankees, his career in baseball and much more.

YES Network studio anchor Bob Lorenz joins Flip and Kevin to talk about the Yankees hot play of late, share Yogi Berra stories, assess the return of Luke Voit, and much more. Also, should fans and broadcasters be allowed to mention no-hitters as they are happening? Flip and Kevin break it down.

As the New York Yankees prepare to host the Houston Astros, Flip and Kevin look back at the sign-stealing scandal, including the punishment and continued fallout. The duo also looks at the Yankees recent hot play, Corey Kluber’s dominance, Kyle Higashioka’s emergence, and much more.

After the Yankees take three-of-four from the Indians, Flip and Kevin explain why it’s too early to worry about New York’s slow start. Also, the guys discuss the importance of Gerrit Cole, Madison Bumgarner’s “no-hitter,” and which former player they wish they could’ve seen have an injury-free career.

Flip and Kevin talk Yankees baseball and end the show with some 2021 season predictions in this episode of Curtain Call.

Flip and Kevin are joined by former MLB pitcher and YES Network broadcaster David Cone to preview the upcoming 2021 MLB season.

Flip and Kevin are joined YES Network broadcaster Ryan Ruocco to talk sports play-by-play, Yankees and Nets.

Flip and Kevin talk about what the 2021 season will look like from a production and baseball standpoint, offseason grades and more.

Flip and Kevin talk all of the latest news in baseball including the Yankees signing of DJ LeMahieu and Corey Kluber in this episode of Curtain Call.

Flip and Kevin break down all of the latest offseason moves, rumors and headlines in this episode of Curtain Call.

Flip and Kevin talk about all of the latest moves around Major League Baseball during the offseason in this brand new episode.

Flip and Kevin talk about the 2020 MLB Award finalists, World Series broadcasts and more in this podcast episode.

Following the Yankees 2020 campaign, Flip and Kevin break down the Bronx Bombers season and look ahead to potential upcoming offseason moves.

Flip and Kevin reflect on the passing of six-time world champion and Hall of Famer, Whitey Ford, "Chairman of the Board." Ed Randall joins the show to reminisce about Ford's life and incredible career while sharing several heartfelt stories about the great lefty pitcher, who died at the age of 91 on Friday.

The Yankees and Rays have each won a game apiece after their first two ALDS match-ups as Flip and Kevin dissect the decisions and strategies that went into Tuesday night's Game 2 victory for Tampa Bay.

As the New York Yankees prepare for their ALDS showdown with the Tampa Bay Rays, Flip and Kevin break down what to look for in what has become baseball's hottest new rivalry.

In an episode unlike any other in Curtain Call history, Flip and Kevin welcome professional wrestling personality The Guardian of Chaos, Big Daddy. All three relive their own professional wrestling experiences, assess the current landscape of WWE and AEW, and take a walk down memory lane to relive some of the sport's most memorable moments. And of course, there's plenty of New York Yankees talk as well, as the Bronx Bombers continue to march toward the MLB postseason.

YES Network's Meredith Marakovits joins Flip and Kevin to discuss her early days in the broadcast business, how she ended up with the YES Network, the challenges of broadcasting baseball in 2020, the state of the New York Yankees, and much more.

Following the Yankees' doubleheader sweep of the Mets on Sunday, Flip and Kevin break down what went right for the Bronx Bombers, including Luke Voit's amazing hot streak, Gary Sanchez's statement grand slam, and Deivi Garcia's impressive Major League debut.

“The Warrior” Paul O’Neill joins Flip and Kevin to discuss what it’s been like calling New York Yankees games from his basement, as opposed to the booth at the Stadium, his beginnings at the YES Network, being part of three perfect games, using FaceTime to call Jorge Posada during a broadcast, the depth of the Yankees’ roster, how jacked Aroldis Chapman looks, and much more.

YES Network's Jack Curry joins Flip and Kevin to talk the latest Yankees news, including Gerrit Cole's first four starts with New York, Clint Frazier's maturation, and the importance of Jordan Montgomery. Also, go behind the scenes with Jack as he details what it's been like to broadcast television from a distance during this pandemic. NOTE: This episode was recorded the morning of August 14.

Michael Kay returns to the Curtain Call podcast to discuss what it's been like calling baseball games in 2020, the fluid MLB schedule, the Yankees' hot start, Aaron Judge's offensive onslaught, and much more.

Opening Day is less than a week away and the Yankees getting themselves ready for another regular season campaign in the Bronx. Former Yankees pitcher and five-time World Series champion David Cone joins the show to discuss how Summer Camp has been going for the Bombers, as well as his expectations for the 2020 MLB season.

Flip and Kevin are back to discuss baseball's return, new rule changes, the Yankees roster, and coverage beginning on the YES Network for the 2020 MLB season.

Flip and Kevin return to assess baseball's potential return, including what the game will look like when it resumes play, particularly the impact of a universal designated hitter and divisional realignment. Also get their take on the MLB Draft.

Sarah Kustok, YES Network's primary Brooklyn Nets game analyst, joined the network in 2012. She spent the first 5 seasons as the Nets courtside reporter before becoming the primary game analyst in 2017. She now joins Flip and Kevin to discuss her career, playing basketball at DePaul University, winning her first New York Emmy and so much more.

Actor Steve Schirripa has been involved in some of television's biggest hits, including The Sopranos and Blue Bloods. In addition, he co-hosts the new hit podcast Talking Sopranos. And now, he joins Flip and Kevin to discuss his legendary career, love for the Yankees, and more.

Quarantined from their residences, Flip and Kevin discuss the impact the coronavirus has had on the sports world, particularly the YES Network.

Peter Rosenberg joins Curtain Call to discuss his career in media, how he landed on the Michael Kay Show and his affinity for WWE. Plus, Flip and Kevin break down the latest storylines from Yankees spring training, discuss their top-three dream dinner guests & much more! Twitter.com/CurtainCallYES

Brian Cashman joins Curtain Call to discuss the latest news on the Yankees as they opened up spring training earlier this month. Flip & Kevin recap the sights and sounds from Yankees camp in Tampa, and much more! Twitter.com/CurtainCallYES

The Houston Astros delivered apologies at the start of spring training, but not all baseball fans are ready to forgive the scandal that has rocked the MLB offseason. Afterwards, 13-time Emmy and two-time Peabody Award winner Ted Shaker joins the show to discuss his lengthy career in broadcasting, covering some of sports' biggest events with CBS & what he's working on these days. twitter.com/curtaincallyes

Hosts John J. Filippelli and Kevin Sullivan interview former Major League catcher and current YES Network broadcaster John Flaherty. They discuss everything from Derek Jeter, to the Red Sox trading stars Mookie Betts and David Price, to Flash's transition to the broadcast booth after his playing days. Come join us and don't forget to rate, review and subscribe.

In this episode of Curtain Call, host John J. Filippelli and Kevin Sullivan discuss the latest developments in the Houston Astros sign-stealing scandal, which has led to multiple managerial firings and widespread backlash across the game. Don't forget to rate, review & subscribe!

In this episode of Curtain Call, host John J. Filippelli and Kevin Sullivan discuss the Boston Red Sox reported scandal, the Yankees final roster picks and who they think is worthy of the Hall of Fame. Along with so much more, join us on another episode of Curtain Call!

In this episode of Curtain Call, host John J. Filippelli and Kevin Sullivan discuss the Yankees' big acquisition of free agent starting pitcher Gerrit Cole, his agent Scott Boras, and what else may be in store for the Yankees.

WFAN sportscaster Suzyn Waldman joins Flip to discuss her life growing up in Massachusetts, her career as a musical theater actress, as well as pioneering the male-dominated field of sports broadcasting. With that and so much more, Flip along with special host Ashley Fugazy, dive into a new episode of Curtain Call.

Will Gerrit Cole end up in Yankees pinstripes? How about Stephen Strasburg? Flip and Kevin discuss the possibilities of landing a big-time free agent pitcher. They also discuss Brett Gardner, Dellin Betances, Didi Gregorius, and the rest of the Yankees free agents on the market.

Curtain Call returns, with host John J. Filippelli and Kevin Sullivan breaking down the alleged Houston Astros sign-stealing scandal.

On this special episode of Curtain Call, Host John J. Filippelli and Kevin Sullivan recap some of their favorite moments from past guests. We hear from the likes of Alex Rodriguez to Michael Kay and much more. http://twitter.com/curtaincallyes

The great Ken Singleton joins John Filippelli to talk about growing up in New York, being drafted by the hometown Mets, playing for the Expos and Orioles, shifting to the broadcast booth and so much more.

Longtime voice of the Brooklyn Nets Ian Eagle joins Flip and Kevin to discuss the ALCS between the Yankees and Astros, growing up the son of performing parents, the impact of Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving on the Nets, and much more. http://twitter.com/curtaincallyes

Few people have been present for as many gigantic sporting events as Sean McManus. As the Chairman of CBS Sports, McManus has seen it all, from Super Bowls to Final Fours to the Masters. In this episode, McManus talks about what it’s like to broadcast so many iconic events, which aspects of his job keep him up at night, the future of gambling in sports, and much more. If you’re interested in sports and the business side of sports broadcasting, this is the episode for you. http://twitter.com/curtaincallyes