Podcast appearances and mentions of Brian Cashman

The Yankees' season comes down to one brutal standard: reach the World Series or face another disaster. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate whether Brian Cashman and Aaron Boone deserve more credit for navigating injuries and roster issues, but Evan makes clear that none of it will matter if October ends early. The postseason will ultimately decide how every move, lineup decision and deadline addition is remembered. The final stretch also features Shaun Morash's best parts of September, including John Harbaugh finally coaching meaningful Giants games and Aaron Judge nearing a return. Plus, Evan refuses to entertain Nets fans comparing Brooklyn's failed superteam to the champion Knicks, while his Mets scoreless-game streak faces a major test once football Sundays arrive.

The Jets' quarterback search could take a massive turn if a proven star becomes available. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash run through the NFL's biggest names and debate which quarterbacks could realistically land in New York. Joe Burrow has a slim but believable path, Jalen Hurts looks like an intriguing fit, and C.J. Stroud could become fascinating if Houston takes a major step backward. They also explain why Dak Prescott, Matthew Stafford and other veteran options may not be worth sacrificing the Jets' three first-round picks. The conversation expands into whether Mike Tomlin could someday make the Jets more attractive, plus the pressure surrounding the Giants as John Harbaugh prepares to coach games that count. The Yankees also enter the spotlight as Brian Cashman and Aaron Boone face the only test that will truly define their season: October.

On a new episode of "The Show," Joel Sherman is riding solo this week without Jon Heyman. Joel is joined by former Yankees, Mets reliever Adam Ottavino to discuss the "silly" Jazz Chisholm Jr controversy, what concerns him about the Yankees bullpen & shares his perspective of what it's like playing for Aaron Boone and Brian Cashman. Later, Brewers manager Pat Murphy joins Joel to discuss his team with the best record in the MLB, if they can win the franchises first ever championship, explains his decision to pull Cooper Pratt a few weeks ago and the balance they have to be weary of down the stretch with Jacob Misiorowski. 0:00 Intro 0:42 Adam Ottavino Joins The Show! 1:15 Jazz Chisholm Jr. - Red Sox Controversy 5:15 Are Yankees Following The Knicks Script? 8:30 Yankees Need To Play Cleaner Baseball 12:00 Relievers Breaking Down 18:30 Playing For Brian Cashman 22:20 Playing For Aaron Boone 25:00 Mets 27:49 Brewers Manager Pat Murphy Joins The Show! 51:06 Hit Or Error Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Boomer & Gio interview Giants head coach John Harbaugh and GM Joe Schoen. Plus: -Boomer & Gio react to Geno Smith's preseason performance last weekend -More debate on if QBs should play in preseason games -Boomer lauds Luis Garcia Jr. and credits Brian Cashman for the trade deadline addition -The guys share their thoughts on the Jed York scandal

(SHOW OPEN:) Ray Jarvis says the New York Yankees' 1-0 win over the Red Sox proves they're building toward a storybook postseason run. Then he takes your calls!

The Yankees picked a bad time for their offense to regress to its earlier form, musting very little against the Astros in their series finale, losing another game in the loss column ahead of a monster series with the Red Sox. C-Mac is back from vacation and ready to sound off on everything surrounding the Yanks, from the battle between pushing for the division and thinking bigger picture, to the latest on Aaron Judge and his preference to skip a rehab assignment. Plus, Luis Garcia Jr.'s continued tear, George Lombard Jr.'s struggles in the field, and whether Brian Cashman missed the boat with his lack of bullpen moves at the trade deadline given the injury to Fernando Cruz.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS6:17: An analysis of George Lombard's puzzling defensive collapse, marked by six errors in six consecutive games.12:38: Debating Trent Grisham's outfield defense versus his clutch offensive production.16:34: How Jazz is transforming the offense with his speed and small-ball execution despite ongoing inconsistencies at the plate.24:18: The Yankees are operating with a dangerously thin bullpen following Cruz's elbow injury.26:56: Re-evaluating the trade deadline. Brian Cashman's failure to acquire bullpen arms is actively hurting the team.40:00: Aaron Judge plans to skip rehab assignments and return directly to the major league lineup, potentially during the upcoming homestand against Colorado.1:00:36: Looking ahead to the biggest series of the year against the Boston Red Sox, starting with Cam Schlittler on the mound.1:06:05: Breaking down the devastating blow of Giancarlo Stanton's latest injury and the financial realities of his contract buyout.

The Giants hype hits another level as Shaun Morash predicts a 12-win season, the NFC's No. 1 seed, a trip to the Super Bowl and an MVP campaign from Jaxson Dart. Shaun Morash is in for Tiki Barber alongside Evan Roberts, with Jerry Recco joining the conversation as the crew debates the NFL's best coaches and where John Harbaugh belongs. The Jets also get a painful Aaron Rodgers revisit, with Evan admitting they probably should have tried to make it work and questioning how Aaron Glenn handled their split. Plus, Kevin Durant's Nets regret, Brian Cashman's future with the Yankees, George Lombard Jr.'s defensive struggles and plenty of chaos from the live Long Island broadcast.

The Jets' Aaron Rodgers decision gets a major second look, with Evan admitting they probably should have tried to make it work instead of immediately moving on. Jerry Recco joins the conversation as they question Aaron Glenn's handling of Rodgers and wonder whether keeping him as a transition quarterback could have changed the Jets' direction. Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor also spark intrigue after Soto was the first to congratulate Lindor on a home run, raising questions about whether their relationship has genuinely improved. Plus, Kevin Durant admits his biggest sports regret was failing to win a championship with the Nets, and the crew debates whether Brian Cashman's long Yankees tenure may finally be nearing its natural endpoint.

(SHOW OPEN:) Is Aaron Judge enough to buoy the Yankee offense? The Yankees are a stubborn team. Is George Lombard Jr. going down the same path as Anthony Volpe?

The Yankees picked a bad time for their offense to regress to its earlier form, musting very little against the Astros in their series finale, losing another game in the loss column ahead of a monster series with the Red Sox. C-Mac is back from vacation and ready to sound off on everything surrounding the Yanks, from the battle between pushing for the division and thinking bigger picture, to the latest on Aaron Judge and his preference to skip a rehab assignment. Plus, Luis Garcia Jr.'s continued tear, George Lombard Jr.'s struggles in the field, and whether Brian Cashman missed the boat with his lack of bullpen moves at the trade deadline given the injury to Fernando Cruz.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS6:17: An analysis of George Lombard's puzzling defensive collapse, marked by six errors in six consecutive games.12:38: Debating Trent Grisham's outfield defense versus his clutch offensive production.16:34: How Jazz is transforming the offense with his speed and small-ball execution despite ongoing inconsistencies at the plate.24:18: The Yankees are operating with a dangerously thin bullpen following Cruz's elbow injury.26:56: Re-evaluating the trade deadline. Brian Cashman's failure to acquire bullpen arms is actively hurting the team.40:00: Aaron Judge plans to skip rehab assignments and return directly to the major league lineup, potentially during the upcoming homestand against Colorado.1:00:36: Looking ahead to the biggest series of the year against the Boston Red Sox, starting with Cam Schlittler on the mound.1:06:05: Breaking down the devastating blow of Giancarlo Stanton's latest injury and the financial realities of his contract buyout.

The Yankees' offense is clicking, and Brian Cashman's deadline moves are looking better by the day. Luis Garcia Jr. has been a huge addition, while Austin Wells is making the decision not to add a catcher look justified. But Fernando Cruz's injury has exposed the bigger concern: Cashman failed to reinforce the bullpen, and the Yankees may enter October scrambling to figure out who gets the final nine outs.

The Yankees' trade deadline is already producing wildly different results. Luis Garcia Jr. looks like a massive addition and Austin Wells has quieted the catcher concerns, but Fernando Cruz's injury exposes the bullpen hole Brian Cashman failed to fill. Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash also debate whether Eugenio Suárez could still help the Yankees in October. Shaun Morash is in for Tiki Barber alongside Evan Roberts as Connor Hughes reveals the Jets tried to trade up for Malik Nabers and weighs whether the Jets have a legitimate path to eight wins. Plus, the Jets and Giants roster debate heats up, and Evan predicts Pete Alonso's return to Citi Field with Baltimore could turn the ballpark into an Orioles home game.

Brian Cashman's trade deadline is looking better offensively, but the Yankees' bullpen could become the decision that defines their postseason. Luis Garcia Jr. has been a massive addition, Austin Wells is finally producing like a functioning major league catcher, and the lineup is clicking. But Fernando Cruz's devastating injury exposes the risk of Cashman failing to add a reliever, leaving major questions about how the Yankees will get the final nine outs in October. Shaun Morash is in for Tiki Barber alongside Evan Roberts as they debate whether Eugenio Suarez should be added off waivers, George Lombard Jr.'s alarming error streak, and whether Anthony Volpe could actually become part of the conversation again. Plus, Mike Breen tells an incredible story about celebrating the Mets' famous 1986 World Series comeback from inside the Red Sox radio booth.

Boomer likes what Brian Cashman has done with this team as well.

The Carton Show explore the high frequency of New York Yankees gear appearing in police reports and an anecdote about Ben Affleck's refusal to wear a Yankees hat in a film. The conversation also covers Brian Cashman's trade deadline strategy and the performance of players like Anthony Volpe and Austin Wells. Additionally, they discuss the privacy implications of smart devices like Alexa. 02:03 - York's Incognito Look 06:03 - Affleck's Hat Refusal 08:14 - Yankees Roster Analysis 13:43 - Smart Device Privacy 15:38 - Hardware Store Habits

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Ben Maller talks about the SEC banning pro players returning to college to play and if it's officially the Lane Kiffin Rule, if Yankees skipper Aaron Boone is a good manager or simply Brian Cashman's security blanket, Brewers prodigy Cooper Pratt getting benched for not running hard, Too Much Or Not Enough, #QueenOfHearts w/ LaReina, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Big Mac criticizes Brian Cashman for failing to address the Yankees' bullpen depth at the trade deadline as injury concerns mount. The conversation covers the decision to start Elmer Rodriguez-Cruz against the Astros and explores the NFL's move to eliminate the traditional Pro Bowl format. Additionally, they discuss the leadership expectations for Jaxson Dart and the legacy of Bruce Springsteen's music. 01:09 - Yankees Pitching Strategy 02:41 - Cashman's Deadline Failures 10:39 - Springsteen's Music Legacy 15:31 - NFL Pro Bowl Changes 26:32 - Jaxson Dart's Leadership

The Yankees 2026 season continues to give us a bit of hope, then pull the rug.   Up, down, Up, down.That Astros game didn't just hurt, it exposed everything that makes the 2026 New York Yankees so hard to believe in. I walk through a night of blown leads and bullpen breakdowns that turns a winnable matchup into the kind of loss that sticks with you, especially when it's Houston on the other side. The frustration isn't only about one collapse, it's about how often the Yankees bounce between looking like contenders and looking like a team held together by hope and starting pitching.I also get into the bigger “why” behind the chaos: roster construction, decision-making, and the thin margins created by a lineup that can disappear. I talk Brian Cashman and Aaron Boone, then zoom in on the trade deadline contrast between Garcia Jr. looking like a true upgrade and Ramos failing to provide the on-base skills, contact, or defense the Yankees desperately need. From Ben Rice cooling off after the All-Star break to Cody Bellinger's steady, all-around impact, the lineup conversation quickly turns into one question: who actually plays when the stars return?On the pitching side, I check in on Gerrit Cole's return to form, Cam Schlittler's workload, Will Warren's second-half slide, and the sudden trust issues in late innings with Cruz struggling and even dependable arms having blowup nights. Then I hit the injury report that keeps reshaping everything: Aaron Judge's rib stress fracture, Giancarlo Stanton's latest IL stint, and key arms like Max Fried, Clark Schmidt, and Ryan Weathers. The defining snapshot says it all: elite Yankees pitching near the top of MLB, Yankees offense near the bottom, and a playoff path that gets tighter by the week.If you're riding the highs and lows of this season, you'll feel every minute of this one. Subscribe, share the show with a Yankees fan who's suffering with you, and leave a review with your take: what has to change for this team to make a real October run?Send fan mailJersey Guy Sports is available on all podcasting platforms. Listen on SpotifyListen on Apple Podcasts Listen on YouTubeListen on PocketCastsListen on iHeart RadioListen on Amazon MusicListen on TuneIn and AlexaListen on other podcasting platforms hereSocials Facebook, JGS Twitter, Threads, Youtub...

Shaun Morash hosts solo and is suddenly buying back into the Yankees. After another stirring comeback, he argues this team feels different, with George Lombard Jr. and Spencer Jones injecting life into the lineup while Trent Grisham and Ryan McMahon heat up around them. The frustration with Brian Cashman's deadline remains, and Morash warns that Spencer Jones could still become the odd man out when Cody Bellinger returns. The Giants create an entirely different debate as John Harbaugh addresses the possibility of adding Terrion Arnold. Morash says that if the Giants' background work and the NFL's plans leave a realistic path for Arnold to play, the secondary is too vulnerable for New York to simply walk away. Malik Nabers' Week 1 outlook also gets a boost, while Jayden Daniels gets blasted for the terrible optics of fighting LSU over another quarterback wearing No. 5.

Spencer Jones and George Lombard Jr. have injected life into the Yankees, and Shaun Morash believes the young stars may be helping revive a season that had become increasingly frustrating. Lombard's rise up the order and Jones' production have created a playoff-like energy at Yankee Stadium, even as Shaun remains furious with Brian Cashman and skeptical about how the roster will be handled.

Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber debate whether George Lombard Jr. or Jaxson Dart will have the better New York sports career -- and work through Shaun's hatred of "Rudy" while taking calls about other sports movies.

George Lombard Jr. has made his Yankee introduction, and our hosts love what they see. Evan and Tiki rave about his defense at shortstop, and Ryan Ruocco of the YES Network calls in to the Morning Show to talk about Lombard's sparkling debut. Plus, Brian Cashman talks all things trade deadline with The Carton Show, and Evan Roberts is ready to declare the AL East race over.

George Lombard Jr. has made his Yankee introduction, and our hosts love what they see. Evan and Tiki rave about his defense at shortstop, and Ryan Ruocco of the YES Network calls in to the Morning Show to talk about Lombard's sparkling debut. Plus, Brian Cashman talks all things trade deadline with The Carton Show, and Evan Roberts is ready to declare the AL East race over.

Chris Lopresti, Jerry Recco, and Gregg Giannotti react to George Lombard Jr.'s impressive debut. Plus: -Jerry and Gio wonder how the Brian Cashman era ends -Ryan Ruocco joins the show to talk Yankees -Jerry and Willie Colon discuss potential Jaxson Dart concerns -Willie on what Geno Smith can bring to the Jets -Gio wonders why Pat McAfee won't discuss Dianna Russini

Shaquille O'Neal calls the Knicks' championship a little lucky, and Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash aren't buying it. Even as Knicks haters, they argue Shaq's logic cheapens the execution and big moments that actually won New York the title. Shaun Morash is in for Tiki Barber alongside Evan Roberts, and both admit the Knicks have made life miserable for anyone desperate to mock them. Mike Tomlin's comments about potentially getting the coaching itch spark a bigger question about whether he could eventually become the Jets' dream hire. Plus, Shaun is already convinced George Lombard Jr. has something special after just two games, Evan pushes back on the Yankees prospect hype, Brian Cashman's job security comes under fire, Jacob deGrom's refusal to go to Atlanta gets celebrated, and Mrs. Met makes mascot history.

Andy Green is giving Mets fans something to believe in despite a miserable season. Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash debate whether Green's aggressive “play to win” mentality, combined with a strong finish, could turn an interim job into a legitimate managerial opportunity. If the Mets can climb toward 80 wins after selling off bullpen pieces, would Green have done enough to force the organization to seriously consider keeping him? Shaun Morash is in for Tiki Barber alongside Evan Roberts as the conversation shifts to Brian Cashman and the Yankees. Is Cashman's remarkable record of consistent winning enough anymore, or has the lack of championships made a fresh voice necessary? Plus, the Yankees add veteran catcher Mitch Garver, Devin Williams trade receipts resurface, and another chaotic edition of Idiots with Idioms closes out the week.

Mike Tomlin admits the coaching itch could return once the NFL regular season begins, and Evan Roberts immediately wonders whether the Jets could become his next destination. With Aaron Glenn's future uncertain, Evan believes Tomlin could be the proven coach Woody Johnson eventually hands the franchise to, while Shaun Morash argues Tomlin may grow comfortable with television instead. The debate turns to whether Jets fans could eventually find themselves rooting for losses to improve their draft position and make the job more attractive. Plus, Brian Cashman's seemingly untouchable status with the Yankees comes under fire, Shaun doubles down on George Lombard Jr. after just two games, and the crew looks back at Yankees prospects whose massive hype never matched reality.

Evan Roberts reaches a breaking point with the Yankees, admitting for the first time this season that he no longer expects them to win the AL East. Shaun Morash is in for Tiki Barber alongside Evan as they debate whether the surging Red Sox can sustain their run, why the Yankees cannot win without home runs and who should replace Trent Grisham in the leadoff spot. Brian Cashman's handling of Ben Rice comes under fire, while Anthony Volpe's future is reduced to a possible platoon role at second base. Evan also unveils “Head to Bed” for the Yankees' late-inning bullpen, Yordan Alvarez's Triple Crown chase gains steam, and concerns emerge about the Bills, Jets and Rams before another chaotic edition of “New Team, Who Dis?”

The Yankees' offensive collapse has fans wondering whether losing the American League East is only the beginning. Evan Roberts stands by his declaration that Tampa Bay has ended the race, while callers warn that the surging Red Sox could push the Yankees into third place. Shaun Morash is in for Tiki Barber alongside Evan Roberts. The frustration turns toward Jazz Chisholm, his damaging approach at the plate and Brian Cashman's decision not to add Luis Arraez at the trade deadline. Evan defends Chisholm's power and speed but acknowledges that his postseason role may no longer be secure. The conversation also examines whether the Yankees' coaches deserve blame when proven hitters suddenly stop producing.

Brian Cashman's handling of Ben Rice comes under fire as Evan Roberts argues the Yankees should have developed him as a catcher from the beginning. Shaun Morash is in for Tiki Barber alongside Evan as they debate who should replace Trent Grisham at leadoff and why the Yankees' offense falls apart when the home runs disappear.

Aaron Boone's decision to remove Luis Garcia created a chain of late-game problems, leaving Ali Sánchez to bat with the game on the line. Evan argues Boone ignored Brian Cashman's stated plan to use Ben Rice as an emergency catcher, exposing a damaging Yankees disconnect.

Evan Roberts has finally surrendered on the Yankees winning the American League East. After two months of lifeless offense, mounting injuries and a growing deficit behind the Rays, Evan declares the division race over and predicts the Yankees are headed for the wild card. Shaun Morash is in for Tiki Barber alongside Evan Roberts, and he refuses to concede, arguing that Aaron Judge, Cody Bellinger and a softer September schedule could fuel one final charge. The frustration explodes over Aaron Boone's decision to remove Luis Garcia Jr. from a close loss, leaving Ali Sánchez to bat with the game on the line. Evan and Shaun debate whether Boone misunderstood Brian Cashman's plan for Ben Rice, whether Cashman failed to add enough offense at the deadline and why Trent Grisham cannot remain the leadoff hitter. Plus, Evan makes a stunning prediction about the next New York team to win its division.

The Yankees remain at the center of the show as Evan declares their American League East chase over, questions whether Brian Cashman did enough at the trade deadline and tears into Aaron Boone's late game management. The conversation examines a struggling offense, Aaron Judge's recovery, lineup changes, the impact of the team's newest additions, the strength of the bullpen and whether a healthier roster can still make noise as a wild card team. The discussion also expands across the New York sports landscape, including a bold prediction that the Giants will be the city's next division winner and a growing divide among Mets fans over the direction of the team. The show mixes serious debates about roster construction, coaching and postseason expectations with broader baseball topics, fan reactions and the kind of sharp disagreements that shape another busy day in New York sports.

It's a new exciting Davey Mac Sports Program as we welcome Billy Mitchell (a.k.a. "The Greatest Video Game Player Of All Time") to the show!   We talk to Billy about controversies in the video game world, jealous people, beating up others trying who are trying to interfere in record attempts, human centipedes, and more!   Plus, we look at a dumb Brian Cashman decisions, a stupid Angel Reese comment, a moronic take from Colin Cowherd on Michael Jordan, and more!   It's a banger of an episode in this 443rd show of the award-winning* Davey Mac Sports Program that you need to experience!   BOOM!

The New York Yankees unveiled their new SS George Lombard Jr. yesterday, and Taylor and Mikey A think he may have saved Brian Cashman. The great Tim Kurkjian joins the show to talk deadline, who could beat the Dodgers, and why Babe Ruth was a real player.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian Cashman's failure to add a reliever at the trade deadline leaves the Yankees taking a dangerous gamble with a bullpen full of uncertainty. Evan Roberts calls the decision unacceptable for a championship contender, while Tiki Barber argues that Cashman had to trust his process rather than overpay or make a reckless gut call. The concerns only grow after Clarke Schmidt experiences forearm cramping during a short rehab outing, potentially disrupting the Yankees' plan to move surplus starters into relief roles. Evan, Tiki and Shaun Morash debate whether Cashman protected too many prospects, how much faith the team can place in its current arms and whether holding onto Ben Rice and Cam Schlittler proves patience was the right approach.

Brian Cashman's explanation for passing on Liam Hicks sends Evan Roberts over the edge. Evan calls it one of the worst answers he has ever heard from the Yankees general manager, arguing that Hicks would have provided badly needed offense while Austin Wells struggles and Ali Sánchez offers almost nothing at the plate. Tiki Barber pushes back on the fit, pointing to Hicks' defense and the Yankees' desire for a right-handed catcher, but Evan insists the entire roster-building logic is backwards. Evan and Tiki also debate Kodai Senga's potential future as a Mets reliever and react to speculation surrounding the reported rift between Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto.

Odell Beckham Jr. is fighting for a Giants roster spot seven years after his stunning trade, and the old reactions are almost as dramatic as the comeback attempt. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber revisit the furious takes from Boomer Esiason, Mike Francesa, Shaun Morash and others, debate whether the deal ultimately worked, and explain why Odell's leadership and early flashes in camp could help him survive the final cut. The Giants also turn Jaxson Dart's emotional practice outburst into a John Harbaugh teaching moment. Plus, Evan unloads on Brian Cashman's explanation for passing on Liam Hicks, the Mets test Kodai Senga in a short-relief role, callers speculate about the Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto rift, and an emotional baseball story connects the Lombard family with Davis Schneider's unforgettable major league debut.

Ben Maller talks about the Yankees grabbing Heliot Ramos from the Giants, Brian Cashman's shopping spree for the Yankees, how Brewers fans should feel about landing Dustin May, Maller to the Third Degree, Maller's Mountain of Money: Barack Obama Edition, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shaun Morash gets toasted by his own history when an old post reveals he once praised Brian Cashman for standing pat at the trade deadline, a brutal contrast to his current Yankees frustration. Tiki Barber tries to identify the author during “Posted and Toasted,” only to learn that Shaun's past opinion was hiding in plain sight.

Shaun Morash rank the franchise's most disappointing prospects of the last 20 years, from Gary Sánchez and Clint Frazier to Greg Bird, while debating how much blame belongs to the players and how much falls on the organization. Brian Cashman's deadline strategy also comes under scrutiny after the Yankees failed to add a reliever for the first time in years. The crew identifies a clear shift away from short-term rentals, questions whether that philosophy hurt a legitimate contender and gives Cashman credit for developing Ben Rice and Cam Schlittler. Plus, Shaun's growing loyalty to John Harbaugh sparks another Giants debate.

Evan, Tiki, and Shaun examine the Yankees' decision to option Anthony Volpe while elevating George Lombard Jr. to the major league roster. They speculate on Volpe's potential as a utility player or trade candidate and analyze the Red Sox's sudden dominance in the AL East. Additionally, the discussion pivots to the Jets' future under center and Brian Cashman's quiet trade deadline approach. 01:50 - George Lombard Jr. Debuts 05:15 - Volpe's Future Yankees Role 08:50 - Change Of Scenery Trade 12:20 - Mets Local Prospect Stories 17:15 - Analyzing Prospect Scouting Stats 20:35 - Jacob DeGrom Vetoes Trade 24:05 - Red Sox Summer Streak 27:55 - Jets Quarterback Trade Rumors 38:30 - Brian Cashman Deadline Review 43:05 - Tarik Skubal Trade Interest

Brian Cashman's trade deadline leaves the Yankees facing serious questions about their World Series chances. Shaun Morash unloads on the organization for failing to acquire a major-league catcher or another reliever while division rivals improved, and Evan Roberts agrees that leaving the deadline without addressing those needs was unacceptable. Tiki Barber pushes back on some of the harshest criticism, but even he acknowledges the Yankees are stagnating. The frustration intensifies with George Lombard Jr.'s perfectly timed promotion, which Shaun sees as an attempt to distract fans from an underwhelming deadline. Evan and Tiki also debate Cashman's growing reluctance to trade prospects, Anthony Volpe's uncertain future, the decision not to use Ben Rice at catcher, and whether Aaron Judge can realistically return in time to save the season.

Shaun Morash blasts Brian Cashman for an “insulting” Yankees trade deadline, arguing that failing to add a major-league catcher or reliever showed zero urgency while the Red Sox and Rays improved. Evan Roberts agrees that leaving the deadline without a catcher was unacceptable, though he still believes the Yankees can contend. Tiki Barber pushes back on the harshest conclusions while questioning where the team's momentum is headed. The frustration peaks with George Lombard Jr.'s promotion. Shaun believes the Yankees deliberately waited until after the deadline to call up their top prospect as a way to distract fans from Cashman's failures, turning an exciting debut into another example of organizational dysfunction.

Shaun Morash gets his flowers after perfectly predicting that the Yankees would call up George Lombard Jr. immediately after an underwhelming trade deadline to calm an angry fan base. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber revisit the prediction and debate whether there was ever a legitimate baseball reason to keep Lombard in the minors. The conversation then turns to Anthony Volpe, who is being sent down and will begin playing second base as his future with the Yankees becomes increasingly uncertain. Evan, Tiki and Shaun examine how the organization handled Volpe and Jason Dominguez, whether the Yankees failed to develop their prized prospects, and why Brian Cashman's refusal to use Ben Rice regularly at catcher only makes the roster situation more confusing.

Brian Cashman's underwhelming deadline sparks a bigger debate about how far the Yankees' standard has fallen. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash examine whether simply reaching the postseason has become acceptable for a franchise that once lived by World Series or bust. The conversation turns to Cashman's growing reluctance to trade prospects, the failures of Anthony Volpe and Jason Dominguez, and the success stories of Ben Rice and Cam Schlittler that complicate the argument. They also question how much Aaron Judge's absence should excuse the Yankees' struggles before reacting to a setback for Jets rookie Kenyon Sadiq that could cost him valuable training camp time.

Brian Cashman's evasive Aaron Judge update sends Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash into a furious debate over whether the Yankees have any idea when their captain will return. Shaun believes Cashman opened the door to Judge missing the season, while Evan argues the organization is not hiding anything and simply has no answers. Tiki says the bigger issue is the front office's complete lack of urgency as the playoff clock keeps shrinking.

Brian Cashman's refusal to pay a trade-deadline premium has Shaun Morash furious that the Yankees wasted another chance to strengthen Aaron Judge's championship window. Evan Roberts pushes back on blaming Hal Steinbrenner, arguing the failure to add a catcher was Cashman's baseball decision, while Tiki Barber weighs whether the so-called Yankees tax justified standing pat.

Brandon Tierney joins Jake Asman to rip into Brian Cashman's approach to the MLB Trade Deadline & wonders why Yankees fans have to put up with the same tactics by the Yankees every year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices