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Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the season finale of the show talking about the Yankees loss to the Red Sox in the wild-card game. They discuss the season coming to an end, Gerrit Cole's bad outing, the frustrations surrounding this team and debate whether Aaron Boone and Brian Cashman will be back next season. They also talk about the Yankees free agents, who stays and who goes and who they might target in free agency. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees walkoff win Sunday to advance to the postseason. They discuss that, the wild-card matchup in Boston Tuesday against the Red Sox, Gerrit Cole's pivotal start ahead and the guys make predictions for the game. YES Network Yankees analyst and MLB great Ken Singleton then joins the show. Singleton talks about his retirement, the special weekend in The Bronx, his ceremonial first pitch, favorite moments broadcasting and how he thinks the wild-card game will play out in Boston. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about Gerrit Cole's bad start Wednesday. They discuss Cole not pitching like an ace in a crucial game, his postgame reaction, what went wrong in Toronto, Nellie's story on the Mariners' playoff push in 1995 and frustrations with analytics. NY Post baseball columnist Ken Davidoff talks with the guys about Cole looking tired, the big Yankees-Rays series and the potential of a four-way tie in the wild-card standings. They then make their picks for which teams will get the two wild-card spots. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show with Shearn apologizing for his negativity on Thursday's show as they break down a huge Yankees sweep over the Red Sox. They discuss how important the sweep was, Giancarlo Stanton staying hot, Gleyber Torres moving to second base working out and the big series ahead against the Blue Jays. Barstool Sports personality and Yankees fan Eric Hubbs then joins the show. Hubbs talks about the excitement over the sweep, previews the Blue Jays series and debates whether the Yankees will get into the playoffs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees sweeping the Rangers. They discuss the Yankees barely getting by, the final tough nine-game stretch, Gerrit Cole's major start Friday and the crucial series in Boston against the Red Sox.The Ringer podcast host John Jastremski then joins the show. Jastremski talks about how many games the Yankees need to win to make the playoffs, Cole needing to be an ace and why there is a glimmer of hope. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees losing two of three games to the Indians. They discuss the Yankees' recent poor play, needing to move on from Gary Sanchez, Gerrit Cole's awful outing and the Wild Card race. Actor and rabid Yankees fan Nick Turturro then joins the show. Turturro talks about the legend of White Claw Gabe, why the Yankees will miss the playoffs and why they should move on from Aaron Boone. He speaks about his frustrations with this team and what moves the Yankees need to make this offseason. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees' wins this week. They discuss some must-win games ahead of them on the schedule against bad teams, Brett Garnder's hot streak, Gleyber Torres moving to second base and the wild-card race being tight. Actor and Yankees fan Steve Schirripa then joins the show. Schirripa talks about his Yankees fandom, why he switched from the Mets, The Sopranos, his career, actors he liked working with and his new book on The Sopranos. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson, Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show with a Subway Series crossover podcast segment. The guys discuss Sunday's wild game, the Mets taking two out of three, the atmosphere at Citi Field, benches clearing, Francisco Lindor's big moment, Nellie meeting Leonardo DiCaprio Sunday, the Subway Series being reignited and the memorable 9/11 tribute at Saturday's game. Chris and Jeff then talk about the Yankees' continued struggles, what is going on with the pitching staff and the key games ahead. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees' losing streak. They discuss the awful series so far against the Blue Jays, the bats struggling, the lifeless crowd Wednesday and whether this team will make the playoffs. The guys then preview the Subway Series, the live Katch Astoria fundraiser Mets podcast Friday and look back to 9-11 and where they were with the 20th anniversary on Saturday. Three-time World Series champion Yankees reliever Mike Stanton then joins the show. Stanton talks about 9-11 and being on the Yankees, uplifting the city, his teammate Derek Jeter getting in the Hall of Fame and just how great their 1998 Yankees team was. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees losing two of three games to the lowly Orioles. They discuss the pitching struggles, why Joey Gallo should not be hitting second, the gravity of Jonathan Loaisiga's injury and Corey Kluber's return not going smoothly. They then play highlights before honoring Yankees legend Derek Jeter for getting inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame Wednesday. Nellie talks about what kind of player and teammate Jeter was. WADO Yankees Spanish radio play-by announcer Rickie Ricardo then joins the show. Ricardo gets into Loaisiga's injury, Jeter's iconic career and tells the story of saving John Sterling from his car during the hurricane flooding. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about Gerrit Cole's dominant start on Wednesday. They discuss his big turnaround the past month, the much-needed win, finding ways to win without analytics, needing to play more small ball, September call-ups and Gleyber Torres' role as he returns this weekend. Jake and Chris then question Nellie on his least favorite manager, relievers getting up multiple times during games and the crazy celebration after winning the 1998 World Series. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees' three-game losing streak. They discuss Corey Kluber's rough return outing, Giancarlo Stanton's hot streak and whether the Yankees can catch the Rays in the AL East. 1998 World Series champion Yankees infielder Homer Bush then joins the show. Bush gets into his role as a backup that season, how special that team was, why he's not all-in on this current team and the poor hitters' approaches in today's game. NY Post baseball columnist Ken Davidoff drops by to talk about the division race, Luis Gil's role, Kluber's return and Andrew Velazquez's role. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about how bad Jake's Mets have been and not being able to capitalize on the Yankees beating the Braves. They discuss the two wins in Atlanta, the 11-game win streak, Wandy Peralta's big save, the Yankees infield now with Gio Urshela coming back, concerns with Aroldis Chapman and the series ahead against the Athletics. YES Network play-by-play voice and ESPN Radio NY host Michael Kay then joins the pod. Kay gets into the big Yankees turnaround, playing like the 1998 team, how good the Rays have been, the Andrew Velazquez story, giving credit to Aaron Boone and Kay's book on some of his biggest interviews. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees' nine-game win streak. They discuss the three wins against the Twins, what they will do when Gio Urshela returns, Andrew Velazquez's awesome Bronx tale and the team's use of analytics as the playoffs approach. YES Network studio host Bob Lorenz then joins the show. Lorenz gets into the new look Yankees, the rotation, the September roster and the importance of Giancarlo Stanton playing the outfield. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees sweeping the Red Sox. The trio discusses the Yankees passing the Red Sox in the standings and taking the top spot in the Wild Card. They also talk about the Bombers' hot streak since getting Rizzo and Gallo, whether this has the feel of the 1996 team and Luke Voit's comments about playing more. Comedian and Yankees fan Tracy Morgan then joins the pod to talks about his Yankees fandom and sitting with Nellie at the Yankees game. He also talks about working at the old stadium, his comedic inspirations, his comedy staying the same in today's age and his love for the Knicks and Giants. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees series win over the White Sox. They discuss Zack Britton's comments asking to not be in the closer's role, the Yankees beating good teams, Gerrit Cole making his return Monday, the big series ahead against the Red Sox and scoreboard watching. Comedian and Yankees fan Vic Dibitetto then joins the pod. Dibitetto gets into Britton's comments, being a working class comedian, his comedic inspirations, his hilarious Phil Cuzzi story and some of his funny videos. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about Shearnie at Six Flags and not loving roller coasters. They then discuss their favorite baseball movies, leading into Thursday's Yankees Field of Dreams game in Iowa, Tyler Wade getting hot, the series with the White Sox and the Red Sox struggling. NY Post baseball columnist Ken Davidoff drops by from Iowa to preview the Field of Dreams game, the excitement in the area there, memories watching the movie with their dads and when the Yankees will get some starting pitchers back. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn and Jeff Nelson open the show talking about the Yankees series win over the Mariners. They discuss the wild-card race, Luke Voit's return, the Yankees' COVID IL list growing, Joey Gallo's first Yankee moment, Luis Gil's dominance thus far, Luis Severino rehabbing and the bullpen's usage. CBS Sports Radio co-host of “Tiki & Tierney” and Yankees fan Brandon Tierney then joins the pod. Tierney talks about the Yankees playoff chances, Gerrit Cole's season, DJ LeMahieu's down year, Shearn's birthday and Nellie sitting next to Tracy Morgan at the Yankees game. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees winning the series over the Orioles. They discuss the strange decision to send Greg Allen down for Jonathan Davis, which leads to a Shearnie rant, analytics hurting the game, the Blue Jays right behind the Yankees, the key series against the Mariners ahead and the cat on the field Monday. NY Post baseball columnist Ken Davidoff drops by to get into the playoff race, why the Yankees have a shot to win the division, Luis Gil's impressive outing, Anthony Rizzo's success, DJ LeMahieu's struggles, why the Yankees traded for Andrew Heaney and the Allen demotion. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees sweeping the Marlins. They discuss Anthony Rizzo's impact on the team, Jameson Taillon and Jordan Montgomery's success, Aroldis Chapman's big turnaround, the schedule in the final two months and they poke fun of Jake's Mets. YES Network Yankees analyst and former Orioles All-Star Ken Singleton then joins the pod. Singleton talks about playing against Thurman Munson, what Rizzo brings to the Yankees, the wild-card race and getting Andrew Heaney. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn and Jeff Nelson open the show talking about the Yankees acquiring Anthony Rizzo and Joey Gallo. They discuss what they bring to the team, the great job Brian Cashman did to make this team better, how the lineup now shakes up, their loss to the Rays on Thursday, Gerrit Cole's continued struggles and Nellie's memories of the Yankees moves at the trade deadline during his time there. Yankees legend and four-time World Series champion Bernie Williams then joins the pod. Williams gets into his memories playing with Nellie, coming up with the Yankees, what made him successful in NY, what made those teams so special, not being part of the “Core Four,” playing baseball vs. playing the guitar and raising awareness for IBF. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn and Jeff Nelson open the show talking about the brutal series loss in Boston. They discuss Thursday's defeat, relief pitchers not going three days in a row, analytics continuing to hurt the Yankees, Sunday's heartbreaking loss and whether the Yankees will buy, sell or stand pat at the trade deadline. WFAN and SNY's Marc Malusis then joins the pod. Malusis gets into the Yankees playoff hopes, what they may do at the trade deadline and Gerrit Cole's bad outing, before ranting on his general frustrations with the team. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees sweeping the Phillies. They discuss the four-game win streak, the backups playing well and preview the big four-game series against the Red Sox. Joe Torre, who managed the Yankees to four World Series titles, then joins the pod. Torre talks about managing Nellie, memories from those Yankees teams, why 1996 was so special, managing then vs. managing today, why he's concerned about the game now and his Joe Torre Safe at Home Foundation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the second half ahead for the Yankees. They discuss what this team needs to do to turn the season around, potential changes and moves to make, Trey Amburgey getting called up and previewing the crucial series with the Red Sox. American Idol finalist, Tony Award nominee and Yankees fan Constantine Maroulis then joins the show. Maroulis gets into this Yankees team, what they need to do to get right, his new WABC show and the guys roast Jake. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees collapse on Sunday. They discuss the heartbreaking loss to the Astros, not putting Aroldis Chapman in the game, the first half grade for the Yankees and the All Star Game being diminished. Yankees Spanish radio play-by-play announcer Rickie Ricardo then joins the pod. Ricardo gets into Aaron Boone's bullpen decisions Sunday, why Chapman needed to pitch, the Yankees' disappointing first half and the stretch of games that will decide their season. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn and Jeff Nelson open the show talking about the Yankees winning two straight against the Mariners. They discuss the strange Domingo German emergency root canal, Nick Nelson, Aroldis Chapman and what the Yankees should do at the trade deadline. WFAN Yankees reporter Sweeny Murti then joins the pod. Murti gets into DJ LeMahieu, German's situation, the bullpen's success, the sticky stuff discussion and whether Chad Green is the new Yankees closer. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees losing two out of three to the Mets. They discuss Gerrit Cole and Aroldis Chapman's struggles, the team potentially becoming sellers before the trade deadline, the Subway Series atmosphere and Jake's Legends Club food intake. ESPN Radio NY host Chris Carlin then joins the show. Carlin gets into the state of the Yankees, Cole and Chapman without sticky stuff, what the Yankees plan may be at the deadline and why they may need to hit the reset button. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn and Jeff Nelson open the show talking about Hal Steinbrenner's comments Thursday after Wednesday's collapse. They discuss the nightmare loss to the Angels Wednesday, Aroldis Chapman struggles, needing to make deals and reacting to acquiring Tim Locastro. It's then time for a Pinstripe Pod-Amazin' But True crossover segment as Nelson Figueroa and Jake Brown join the show to preview the Subway Series. They get into the history of the Subway Series, Nellie and Figgie's memories playing during them, the 2000 World Series and make predictions for this weekend in the Bronx. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees getting swept by the Red Sox. They discuss the team being 0-6 against the Red Sox, whether this is just a mediocre baseball team, what changes could possibly be made and where the team goes from here. Actor and diehard Yankees fan Nick Turturro then joins the show. Turturro vents his frustrations over the Yankees struggles, this potentially being an 85-win team, the moves the Yankees missed out on, needing to move on from Aaron Boone and what projects he's been working on. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees' bats coming to life. They discuss the sticky stuff crackdown, how it is affecting pitchers and hitters, Gleyber Torres' struggles, Gary Sanchez's continued hot bat, Aroldis Chapman's inconsistencies, the Red Sox series ahead and Jake's jumbotron dance moves. NY Post baseball columnist Ken Davidoff drops by to talk about the baseballs, umpires checking pitchers, Sanchez, Giancarlo Stanton, the hot streak and if the Yankees will make any moves. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees winning the series over the Athletics. They discuss the game-ending triple play, winning five of their last six games, Gary Sanchez, the AL East standings and the important week ahead. Former boxer and Yankees fan Gerry Cooney then joins the show. Cooney talks about Nellie, his boxing career, fighting Larry Holmes and George Foreman and thoughts on the sport of boxing today. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about Jeff being in Wyoming. They then get into the Yankees taking the first two against the Blue Jays, Gary Sanchez's hot streak, Giancarlo Stanton potentially playing outfield, Mike Ford getting traded to the Rays and Tyler Glasnow's comments on "sticky stuff." Chris and Jake then interview Jeff on the Donnie Stevenson Mets character, his bone chips that were sold, what he is going to do in Wyoming, anything he wishes he could have done in his career, only making one All-Star team, living in Seattle and hitters he dominated. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the current state of the Yankees. They discuss two brutal losses to the Phillies, the team barely being over .500, Aaron Boone's frustration after Sunday's game, whether his seat is even hotter now and where the team falls in the AL East standings. Yankees great and 1998 World Series champion pitcher David Wells then joins the show. Wells talks about the story behind his perfect game in 1998, the postgame celebration, his mentality, battles with George Steinbrenner, why he didn't love Joe Torre as a manager, superstitions he had, the Babe Ruth hat he wore and his Perfect 33 Foundation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about Gerrit Cole shutting down the Twins. They discuss the Cole-Josh Donaldson matchup, Cole's response on the Spider Tack question, how baseball will monitor substances, the Yankees' upcoming schedule, baseball's constant changes and Nellie's mound visit memories. NY Post baseball columnist Ken Davidoff then drops by. Davidoff gets into his Spider Tack question to Cole, Cole's bizarre response, foreign substances and Pete Alonso's comments on baseballs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees getting swept by the Red Sox. They discuss the brutal series, why the Red Sox are better right now, the Yankees' poor hitting approach, the third strike call on Rougned Odor, whether the Yankees need to fire Aaron Boone or Marcus Thames and the upcoming series against the Twins. Robert “Kool” Bell from the legendary group Kool & The Gang then joins the show. Kool talks about being a Yankees fan, the group's start in Jersey City, performing with Van Halen, “Celebration” becoming a worldwide hit, his brother's passing last year, their new album and music inspirations. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees' four-game split with the Rays. They discuss Gerrit Cole's rough start, Corey Kluber's questionable future, who should play center field, the matchup with the Red Sox and Nellie's Yankees-Red Sox memories -- including the Don Zimmer brawl. Yankees fan and singer, guitarist from heavy metal group Helmet, Page Hamilton, then joins the show. Hamilton talks about how he became a Yankees fan, frustrations with this team, his music and touring with David Bowie. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the embarrassing Yankees sweep at the hands of the Tigers. They discuss the brutal weekend, the bats struggling, losing five of six, the key upcoming series against the Rays and fan behavior. Three-time World Series champion Yankees reliever Mike Stanton then joins the show. Stanton talks about his Yankees memories, bullpen stories with Nellie, the changes in today's game, being in second all-time for pitcher appearances and his Don Bosco coaching days. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about Corey Kluber's injury. They discuss how much time he might miss, who may replace him, Luke Voit's injury, Luis Severino's upcoming return, the offense and whether the Yankees need to get a pitcher like Luis Castillo. NY Post baseball columnist Ken Davidoff drops by to talk about all the injuries, Deivi Garcia, Michael King and some taxi trivia for Ken. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees sweeping the White Sox. They get into how dominant the starting pitching has been, the joy in sweeping a Tony La Russa team, controversial managers like Ozzie Guillen and Nellie's stories on Lou Piniella flipping tables. Two-time Yankees World Series champion Mickey Rivers then joins the show. Rivers talks about Nellie and Billy Martin before telling a few hilarious stories about his time with the Yankees. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about Corey Kluber's no-hitter against the Rangers. They discuss the first Yankees no-hitter since David Cone in 1999, how efficient he was, his story getting here, the upcoming series against the White Sox and reacting to Tony La Russa's controversial comments. MLB Network analyst and former MLB infielder Billy Ripken then joins the show. Ripken gets into what Tony La Russa said, advice from his dad, all the no-hitters this season, analytics and how the game has changed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees winning the series in Baltimore. They discuss Jordan Montgomery's rough outing, Aaron Judge's hot streak, analytics, going to SNL and Shearn's buzzer-beating Liberty call. NY Post baseball columnist Ken Davidoff drops by to talk about the Yankees' catching situation, Clint Frazier's future, Jameson Taillon's inconsistencies, injuries, Judge's resurgence and Ken's tweets. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees taking the first two games against the Rays. They discuss Gerrit Cole's dominance, being right behind the Red Sox in the standings, Gary Sanchez's bat, Yankees Twitter, Ken Singleton's return to the booth and a few Bob Sheppard impressions. Former Yankees DH and author Ron Blomberg then joins the show. Blomberg talks about his new book “The Captain and Me," memories with Thurman Munson and the best NY Jewish delis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees series win over the Nationals. They discuss the great starting pitching, Gleyber Torres homering, some of the lineup coming around, Luke Voit's return, Clint Frazier's struggles and the upcoming series with the Rays. In another “Q&J” segment, Nellie answers questions on his workout routines in his playing days, pooping during games, his go-to meal and the one hitter he always got out. Former Yankees strength and conditioning coach Jeff Mangold then joins the show. Mangold gets into his new book, the abundance of injuries in the game today and memories from his Yankees days. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees winning two of three against the Astros. They discuss Giancarlo Stanton's hot bat, starting pitching, and how Yankees fans reacted to the Astros. Two-time World Series champion Yankees catcher Jim Leyritz then joins the show. Leyritz talks about catching Andy Pettitte, pitchers having personal catchers, the Gary Sanchez-Kyle Higashioka dilemma, the Yankees recent play, and Yankees fans. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees sweeping the Tigers. They discuss the Tigers looking awful, Aaron Hicks' offensive struggles, Corey Kluber's dominant performance and the series ahead against the Astros. Former Yankees catcher and Princeton baseball head coach Scott Bradley then joins the show. Bradley talks about analytics, Gary Sanchez and coaching Mike Ford. He also discusses what it was like catching Tom Seaver, a young Randy Johnson and Jeff Nelson. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn and Jeff Nelson open the show talking about the Yankees taking the first two of three from the Orioles. They discuss the strong starting pitching, the debate at catcher and Matt Harvey's surprising start. The Ringer podcast host John Jastremski then joins the show. Jastremski talks about the Gary Sanchez situation, Aaron Judge's lower body soreness, Giancarlo Stanton, his Yankees fan memories of the '90s and leaving WFAN for The Ringer. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn and Jeff Nelson open the show talking about the Yankees winning three out of four games over the Indians. They discuss Domingo German's strong start, Jameson Taillon's struggles, the bats coming alive and the upcoming series in Baltimore. Three-time World Series champion Yankees outfielder Darryl Strawberry then joins the show. Strawberry talks about the 1998 brawl with the Orioles, memories with the Yankees, George Steinbrenner, his long homers, analytics in today's game, memories with the Mets in the 80's, his role model and what he's doing now. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn and Jeff Nelson open the show talking about the Yankees loss to the Braves and the 6-11 start to the season. They discuss the team showing no fight, why it's similar to the 2016 team, Corey Kluber's struggles, the cold weather, Gleyber Torres' poor effort and the team not having a leader like Nellie's teams did. NY Post sports columnist Ian O'Connor then joins the show. O'Connor gets into Aaron Boone's approach and the manager's future, Kluber, Torres, the lineup struggles and joining the Post. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Dr. Brown open the show with a Yankees fan therapy session. Chris and Jeff vent frustrations with the Yankees getting swept by the Rays, the 5-10 start, the sluggish lineup, Jay Bruce's surprising retirement and what Aaron Boone could do to change things up. Three-time World Series champion Yankees outfielder Shane Spencer then joins the show. Spencer discusses memories from the 1998 Yankees, why the dynasty was so special, George Steinbrenner's expectations, Mariano Rivera in the 2001 World Series and how his MLB career ended with the Mets. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chris Shearn and Jeff Nelson open the show getting into the 5-7 start for the Yankees. They get into the starting pitching concerns, the lineup struggling, defensive issues and the matchup with the Rays. Former Yankees All-Star pitcher and 2009 World Series champion CC Sabathia then joins the show. Sabathia discusses the magical 2009 season, his post-baseball life, the end of his baseball career, analytics, getting 3,000 strikeouts, Jackie Robinson Day, the Hall of Fame, Jordan Montgomery, his HBO documentary “Under the Grapefruit Tree” and why Mets fans are real fans. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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