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We will pay tribute to one of hockey's most polarizing and successful postseason performers. Four-time Stanley Cup champion Claude Lemieux passed away Thursday at the age of 60. Ryan and Dustin reflect on Lemieux's remarkable career, his legacy as one of the NHL's ultimate playoff performers, and the importance of men's mental health. Plus, the Stanley Cup Playoffs continue to deliver drama! The Vegas Golden Knights and Carolina Hurricanes have punched their tickets to the Stanley Cup Final. We'll discuss the biggest storylines, playoff heroes, and what to watch for as hockey's biggest prize comes into focus. Finally, we break down the latest developments surrounding the New York Yankees. After falling behind in the American League East race, can the Bronx Bombers make up ground during their critical West Coast swing? We'll analyze the standings, key performances, and what lies ahead.  #NoCredentialsRequired #Yankees StanleyCupPlayoffs #NHLPlayoffs #ClaudeLemieux #MLB #NHL No Credentials Required is a part of the Belly Up Sports Media Network. Belly Up Sports: https://www.bellyupsports.com | https://www.youtube.com/@bellyupsports Follow No Credentials Required on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Twitch, and subscribe to our YouTube page for live shows and additional content!

Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open Wednesday morning by recapping the Blue Jays' loss to the Yankees. They get into the team's contact-heavy offence, lack of power, lineup construction, and whether injuries and replacement players are impacting their approach. They also break down Dylan Cease's outing, his control issues, and preview what to expect from Cam Schlittler on the mound today. After the break, the guys react to the Knicks' historic Game 1 comeback over the Cavs in the Eastern Conference Final, including James Harden's surprising defensive impact and how it shapes his playoff reputation. They also revisit the Raptors' seven-game series against Cleveland, debate whether anyone in the East can compete with the Spurs or Thunder, and ask whether Knicks fans are the NBA equivalent of Leafs fans. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

The Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Diego Padres both had successful Rivalry Weekends, sweeping their respective series. The two teams atop the National League West are separated by only half a game as they head into what will surely be an entertaining matchup beginning Monday night at Petco Park in San Diego. On this episode of the Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman recap all the action from Rivalry Weekend and preview the NL West showdown between the Dodgers and Padres, including Shohei Ohtani getting his explosive bat back to standard form after a monster series in Anaheim against the Los Angeles Angels. They also react to the Subway Series, which saw the New York Mets take two of three from the New York Yankees following a shocking bullpen meltdown by the Bronx Bombers in the bottom of the ninth that allowed the Mets to walk it off in the 10th inning. Later, Jake and Jordan recap the beloved POOP series between the Philadelphia Phillies and Pittsburgh Pirates, which saw the City of Brotherly Love sweep its in-state rivals and continue its winning ways under new manager Don Mattingly. They then get into the Tarps Off phenomenon that took place at the St. Louis Cardinals game this weekend, the Chicago White Sox taking the series against the Chicago Cubs and a look at all the other weekend results. 1:33 - The Opener: Dodgers & Padres successful weekend 14:45 - Dodgers vs. Padres preview 26:07 - Phillies getting back on track 35:15 - Around the League: Tarps Off 48:55 - Mets take Subway Series 55:09 - White Sox win Battle of Chicago 59:44 - Turbo Mode recap Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

The Empire 161 Show – Season 7 Episode 9: Road Trip Scars and Bronx TherapyEd and Lyssa are back for Season 7 Episode 9 of The Empire 161 Show, and the Yankees are finally dragging themselves home after a long road trip that wrapped up with stops against the Orioles and Mets. Because nothing says “nice little travel schedule” like dealing with division drama and then a Subway Series headache before finally getting back to the Bronx.This week, the crew breaks down how the Yankees closed out the road trip, what worked, what looked ugly, and which moments had fans yelling at the TV like that was somehow going to fix the bullpen, the bats, or whatever fresh nonsense showed up that night.Then it's time to look ahead to a big homestand, where the Yankees get a chance to settle back in, stack some wins, and maybe remind everyone why Yankee Stadium is supposed to be a problem for the other team — not another group therapy session for fans in pinstripes.Ed and Lyssa will talk Orioles, Mets, road trip takeaways, Bronx Bombers expectations, and what the Yankees need to do as they head back home with the season starting to get louder.Catch Season 7 Episode 9 of The Empire 161 Show as the Yankees wrap up their long road trip and head into a big homestand in the Bronx.#Yankees #BronxBombers #PinstripePride #RepBX #Empire161 #PopCulturePros

C-Mac analyzes the Mets' recent success over the Yankees and how the series highlighted major issues within the Bronx Bombers' bullpen. He offers a strong defense of Aaron Boone's managerial choices before the conversation shifts into humorous territory with stories of childhood antics and cable bill mishaps. 01:00 - MLB Roster Updates 02:41 - Subway Series Recap 06:08 - Defending Aaron Boone 09:35 - Movie Comparison Debate 15:05 - Cable Bill Stories

The Eastern & Western Conference Finals in the NBA are officially set. Danny Boy & Bill break down the two big matchups. Plus, a lackluster Subway Series for the Yankees. Are the Bronx Bombers in more trouble than people think?

In today's episode of The Quiz, it's a Sunday sports showdown! We're diving into everything from the pristine greens of Augusta to the icy rinks of the NHL. Do you have the athletic trivia chops to take home the win? The Post-Jordan Era: When Michael Jordan famously traded his basketball shoes for baseball cleats in the mid-90s, a new leader had to step up in the Windy City. Can you name the Hall of Famer who took over the scoring load for the Chicago Bulls? Diamond Origins: Before they were the "Bronx Bombers," the New York Yankees went by a very different name after moving from Baltimore in 1903. Do you know their original moniker? The Ultimate Stat Line: We head to the ice to define a unique hockey achievement. What three specific feats must a player accomplish in a single game to earn a "Gordie Howe Hat Trick"? Play. Share. Listen, with Co-host of ‘Hot Mic w/ Hutton & Withrow,' Chad Withrow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Chicago Cubs are absolutely on fire and the boys are asking the big question: is this historic run actually sustainable? Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman dive into the Cubs' nine-game winning streak, their dominance at home and what's fueling the best record in baseball. Plus, they discuss the red-hot Tampa Bay Rays and whether they can seriously challenge the New York Yankees in the AL East. Then it's time to go around the league. The guys break down the Yankees calling up towering prospect Spencer Jones and debate whether the Bronx Bombers may have found another version of Aaron Judge. They also discuss the latest on Tarik Skubal after his successful elbow surgery before opening up the mailbag to answer your best questions from around the baseball world. To close out the show, Good, Bad & Uggla makes its glorious return. The boys chat about Jim Palmer, Kazuma Okamoto, the painfully struggling offense of the San Francisco Giants and plenty more chaos from another wild week around MLB. Timetamps: (1:00) – Chicago Cubs on a historic run: can they keep it up? (21:30) – Tampa Bay Rays are on fire: can they compete with the Yankees? (29:00) – Yankees call-up top prospect Spencer Jones (41:15) – Tarik Skubal surgery update (47:15) – Bar-B-Cast Mailbag (1:04:00) - The Good (1:10:00) - The Bad (1:18:30) - The Uggla Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

The Chicago Cubs are on a tear. The Northside faithful can feel a dynasty building beneath their feet, with every pitch, every hit, and every run coming home. And now they have a hero.In what was seen as the most lopsided and controversial transfers in baseball, even while it was happening, the New York Yankees placed their star pitcher Hank Borowy on waivers, and the Cubs slammed $100,000 into the Bronx Bombers' outstretched hands. The Cubs needed to win right now, and the chequebook  is wide open. Two days after he went on waivers, Borowy is stepping on the mound at Wrigley Field, ready to prove the Yankees wrong and take his new club to the National League pennant. It's a five-game series against the Cincinnati Reds, and the Cubs have won the first four games. Handing his new team a sweep would make for a memorable first game.It's also worth noting that we have players such as the anchorman Stan Hack at third base, and Phil Cavarretta on his way to the NL Batting Championship and the 1945 NL MVP, for the Cubs. For the Reds, you have the inspirational Dick Sipek, the first deaf player in the majors since Herbert Murphy in 1914, and the Iron Man Frank McCormick, fresh from his 652 consecutive appearances record during World War 2.The Cubs are heading to the top of the mountain; they are unstoppable, and they have the world at their feet. But, as we know thanks to the advantage of history,  there's a billy goat waiting for the Cubs at the end of the season. Until that happens, let's share the joy in Wrigley Field as the Cubs charge towards the pennant with their brand new pitcher.Ewan Spence and the Classic Baseball Radio team bring you this recreated radio broadcast from July 29, 1945. This should not be considered a complete or fully accurate historical record. Nevertheless, this is our story of the game.We thank Retrosheet, Sports Reference, Sports Logos Net, Tom R Audio, and  Crafting The Call.** Links **You can find the boxscore here:https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/CHN/CHN194507292.shtml The Associated Press obituary for Phil Cavarretta, the 1945 MVP, with personal anecdotes from his son about his father's "all-out" playing style.https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/latimes/name/phil-cavarretta-obituary?id=60242123 The Dunn County Historical Society: A local history perspective on Andy Pafko's upbringing on a 200-acre Wisconsin dairy farm and his community legacy. https://www.dunnhistory.org/andy-pafko The history of the 1952 Topps set and why Pafko's card became a "Holy Grail" of the hobby. https://www.baseball-almanac.com/hero/Andy_Pafko_Biography.shtmlHank Borowy's Pinstripe Tenure – A look at Borowy's career in New York before the shock waiver deal that sent him to Chicago. https://www.yankeenumbers.com/210/HankBorowy Shoestring Catches analyses the financial "robbery" that saw the Yankees sell their ace for $100,000. https://shoestringcatches1999.wordpress.com/2015/07/27/baseball-history-hank-borowy-and-cubs-win-nl-pennant/Reading the Signs, The story of mentor Dummy Taylor and his protégé Dick Sipek, the first player to escape the "Dummy" nickname. https://www.humanitieskansas.org/get-involved/kansas-stories/people/reading-the-signsA tribute to the Kansas City native Vern Kennedy, highlighting the pitcher's collegiate career and his 1935 no-hitter.https://mosportshalloffame.com/inductees/vern-kennedy-2/A tribute to "Smiling Stan" Hack, the leadoff master and retroactive three-time Gold Glove winner.https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/stan-hack/The biography of "Big Bill" Nicholson, the slugger who terrified pitchers and achieved legendary RBI totals.https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/bill-nicholson/

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to the Yankees' emotional night in the Bronx as the team honored the late John Sterling during a dominant win over the Orioles. The guys discuss Aaron Judge launching another home run in a moment that felt perfectly scripted, the crowd's reaction throughout the tribute, and why the ceremony hit so hard for longtime Yankee fans. They also debate the true turning point of the game and whether Judge's blast or a key bullpen escape changed everything. The conversation also turns into a bigger discussion about the Yankees' scorching offense, challenge strategy under the new replay system, and whether the bullpen concerns are still real despite the team's recent winning streak. Plus, Evan explains his controversial plan to leave a Yankees game early with his son depending on how long Jacob deGrom stays in the game against the Bronx Bombers.

When the New York Yankees decided, in essence, to run back a very familiar team they had at the end of last season, there was some unease from their passionate fanbase. After all, this was a team that was eliminated by division rival, the Toronto Blue Jays, in the ALDS and didn't look particularly threatening. Fast forward to this season, and those same fans might be thankful for the strategy, as it has the Bronx Bombers holding the best record in the American League. On this episode of the Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman take a look at what has made the Yankees so successful this year—outside of another stellar start from Aaron Judge—and why the emergence of Ben Rice and Cam Schlittler has been key to their success. They also wonder if a new strategy is being adopted by the front office following Anthony Volpe's minor league demotion and whether it could signal a shift in how they're approaching this season. The guys also discuss the passing of legendary broadcaster John Sterling and what he meant to the team, as well as to baseball. Later, Jake and Jordan recap the rest of the weekend's action, including watching the Chicago Cubs from their famous bleachers at Wrigley Field, the Atlanta Braves getting off to their best start since 1892 and which pitcher has been irreplaceable for the Seattle Mariners. They then highlight a few other notable stories from the weekend, including the Miami Marlins calling up an important prospect and the New York Mets getting a much-needed series win in Anaheim against the Los Angeles Angels. 0:57 - Remembering John Sterling 7:41 - The Opener: Yankees standing out 29:48 - How Sweep It Is: Cubs and their home cooking 40:24 - Braves continue their strong play 54:10 - Turbo Mode: Who else won this weekend? Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

[We mourn the passing of legendary sports broadcaster John Sterling with an ARCHIVE RE-RELEASE of our memorable conversation from 2019.] + + +  Legendary New York Yankees baseball play-by-play man John Sterling joins host Tim Hanlon for a cavalcade of career memories from his 50+ year journey in sports broadcasting – including a treasure trove of stops along the way with previously incarnated or otherwise defunct teams (and leagues). Now celebrating his 30th consecutive season with the Bronx Bombers, Sterling's unique vocal stylings have become synonymous with some of the Yankees' most signature moments during that time – including the team's dominant run of American League and World Series championships across the late 1990s and much of the 2000s.  The path to becoming one of baseball's marquee team broadcasters was far from direct, however, and we (naturally) obsess over some of Sterling's more memorable "forgotten" gigs along the way, including: Falling into radio play-by-play with the NBA Baltimore Bullets as a late fill-in for Jim Karvellas; Becoming the almost-voice of the ABA Washington Caps (until a hasty move to Virginia to become the Squires); Hustling to secure radio rights to the upstart WHA New York Raiders for Gotham's talk powerhouse WMCA - and the irony of later calling games for the NHL Islanders; The highs of the ABA New York, and lows of the NBA New Jersey Nets; "Phoning it in" for the World Football League's short-lived New York Stars; AND The ahead-of-its-time Enterprise Sports Radio Network. + + + SUPPORT THE SHOW: Buy Us a Coffee: https://ko-fi.com/goodseatsstillavailable The "Good Seats" Store: http://tee.pub/lic/RdiDZzQeHSY SPONSOR THANKS:  Old School Shirts.com (10% off promo code: GOODSEATS): https://oldschoolshirts.com/goodseats Royal Retros (10% off promo code: SEATS): https://www.503-sports.com?aff=2 FIND AND FOLLOW: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/GoodSeatsStillAvailable Web: https://goodseatsstillavailable.com/ Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/goodseatsstillavailable.com X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoodSeatsStill YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@goodseatsstillavailable Threads: https://www.threads.net/@goodseatsstillavailable Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodseatsstillavailable/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoodSeatsStillAvailable/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/good-seats-still-available/

The Yankees just keep winning.Now sitting at 21–11 and holding the best record in the American League, the Bronx Bombers are stacking series wins and riding dominant pitching to early-season success. Chris and the Podcast Padre break down another strong week, including series wins over Houston and Texas and a big start to the Orioles series.But even with the wins piling up, there are still real questions. The pitching has been elite—but can the offense find consistency? What's going on with the bottom of the lineup, and how long can they carry weak spots like center field and third base?Plus, updates on Stanton's latest injury, Volpe's roster situation, and why this team still feels like a work in progress despite the record.Topics DiscussedYankees improve to 21–11 (Best record in AL)Series wins vs. Astros and RangersStrong start to Orioles seriesPitching continues to dominate (Warren, Fried, rotation depth)Bullpen consistency and reliabilityOffensive inconsistencies despite winningAaron Judge & Ben Rice making MLB historyBen Rice's continued breakout (11 HR, 26 RBI)Bellinger expectations vs. current productionTrent Grisham struggles and roster concernsJason Domínguez return and role moving forwardStanton injury (10-day IL — skepticism on timeline)Anthony Volpe service time situationYankees upcoming schedule: Rangers, Brewers, Orioles, MetsYankees TriviaWho was the last Yankees pitcher to hit a home run?Answer: Lindy McDaniel (1972) and IKF (2023)This Episode: Who are the last three Yankees to be named World Series MVP?Bullpen Q&A ☎️You have opinions just like we do, so we want to hear from you!Send voicemail http://chasefor28.com/voicemailEmail us: feedback@chasefor28.comConnect on X: @chasefor28podConnect on Instagram: @chasefor28podMerch

On this episode of No Credentials Required, we break down a packed sports weekend. We start by revisiting the New York Yankees, who just swept both Kansas City and Boston — in Boston. After plenty of skepticism, are the Yankees starting to prove people wrong? We move to the biggest storylines from the NFL Draft — including standout picks, questionable decisions, and which teams may have just changed their future overnight. Finally, we end with the Stanley Cup Playoffs, where early matchups are already delivering drama. Who looks like a true contender, and who might be heading toward an early exit? All that and more — plus fan reactions and live takes. No Credentials Required is a part of Belly Up Sports Media Network. Belly Up Sports: https://www.bellyupsports.com | https://www.youtube.com/@bellyupsports  Follow No Credentials Required on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Twitch, and subscribe to our YouTube page for live shows and additional content! MERCH! Check out our Bonfire store and show the world you're a Cred Head! | https://www.bonfire.com/store/no-credentials-required/  Join our Discord server for more sports conversation: https://discord.gg/WknBEUQY 

The Yankees are rolling.After sweeping the Royals and Red Sox and taking down the Astros, the Bronx Bombers sit at 17–9—and riding high. But on The Chase for 28, Chris and the Podcast Padre aren't ready to crown this team just yet.This episode dives into what's fueling the Yankees' success right now—dominant pitching, timely hitting, and contributions from the bottom of the lineup—while also addressing the glaring concern: inconsistent offense. Is this a more balanced team, or are the cracks already showing?Plus, a deep dive into roster decisions, Ben Rice's emergence, Stanton's latest injury scare, and what could be next for “The Martian.” It's a week of wins—but still plenty to figure out.Topics DiscussedYankees improve to 17–9 (8–2 in last 10)Sweeps of the Royals and Red SoxStrong start vs. struggling AstrosPitching dominance carrying the teamMax Fried, Cam Schlittler, and Luis Gil performancesGerrit Cole rehab progress and timelineOffensive inconsistency despite winsBen Rice emerging as a top hitterBottom-of-the-lineup production improvingAaron Judge power vs. average conversationAustin Wells' offensive struggles vs. defensive valueStanton injury concern (again)Jason Domínguez (“The Martian”) knocking on the doorRoster decisions when Volpe returnsYankees upcoming schedule (Rangers, Orioles, May outlook)Yankees TriviaWhich Yankees pitcher threw a no-hitter in 2021?Answer: Corey Kluber, 5/19/21 @ TexasThis Episode: Who was the last Yankees pitcher to hit a home run?Bullpen Q&A ☎️You have opinions just like we do, so we want to hear from you!Send voicemail http://chasefor28.com/voicemailEmail us: feedback@chasefor28.comConnect on X: @chasefor28podConnect on Instagram: @chasefor28podMerch

The Los Angeles Angels split their series with the New York Yankees in the Bronx this past week, and while the team cares about results, what they saw from Mike Trout might be the most encouraging takeaway. The three-time MVP turned back the clock against the Bronx Bombers and had one heck of a series at the dish. On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman talk about Trout's performance, which included five home runs in four games, and why it could be a good sign for his 2026 campaign if he can stay healthy. They also discuss Trout sharing the field with Aaron Judge—also a three-time MVP—and the mutual respect the two sluggers clearly have for each other after they both put on a show. Later, Jake and Jordan dive into a few eye-opening early-season stats from MLB's newly implemented Automatic Ball-Strike (ABS) challenge system, including who is challenging the most, who is challenging the least and what these trends could be telling us about team strategies. They then close the show by making their picks for The Good, The Bad & The Uggla, highlighting Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Dalton Rushing's strong performance at the plate and an interesting post-playing career from a former dominant closer. 1:07 - The Opener: Mike Trout is BACK 14:23 - What is Trout doing differently? 29:30 - ABS Workout: Early-season trends 51:31 - The Good, The Bad & The Uggla 1:12:30 - Breaking News: Padres are being sold Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

The two-time defending AL MVP carries the Bronx Bombers in a wild win, a UConn star goes No. 1 in the WNBA Draft for a second straight year, a top NBA prospect declares for the draft, a multi-time Stanley Cup winner hangs up his skates and a beloved broadcaster reveals another cancer diagnosis. Correspondent Gethin Coolbaugh reports.

The New York Yankees started the season on fire, opening with an 8–2 record and sparking thoughts about whether this could be a team that rivaled their infamous 1998 campaign. Since then, the Bronx Bombers have gone on a five-game losing streak and now sit at 8–7, with quite a few red flags popping up. However, they're not the only team in town dealing with a losing streak and major concerns. On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman get into the messy, offense-less weekend from the Yankees and the New York Mets, while also trying to figure out which team should be more concerned about the recent rough stretch. They also discuss the interesting comments made by Jazz Chisholm Jr. after he misplayed a ball that led to the Tampa Bay Rays winning on Saturday night. Later, Jake and Jordan talk about the San Diego Padres mopping the Colorado Rockies and why Mason Miller has been an absolute cheat code coming out of the bullpen during his unreal stretch. Then the guys discuss the Washington Nationals' offense coming alive during their sweep of the Milwaukee Brewers, as well as catch you up on all the other action from MLB this past weekend. 0:59 – The Opener: Yankees and Mets slide 11:27 – Jazz Chisholm's interesting comments 25:20 – How Sweep It Is: Mason Miller, the cheat code 38:42 – Nationals come alive vs. Brewers 45:24 – Turbo Mode: Weekend recap Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

What a day and what a weekend to be a Rays fan! A three-game sweep of the New York Yankees has once again solidified Tropicana Field as the house of horrors for the Bronx Bombers.This podcast will give you the chance to listen to what Rays players and manager Kevin Cash said after Sunday's win and last Monday's home opener victory, the official return to Tropicana Field.Thanks so much for listening! You can follow RTR on social media @RaysTheRoofTB and be sure subscribe to the podcast!A big shout out to our partners, SeatGeek, In The Clutch and JKS Prints! Use code RAYSTHEROOF for $20 off your first SeatGeek purchase, 10% off anytime with In The Clutch & $5 off at JKSprints.com!As always, Rays Up!

We'll recap the Yanks' Opening Series Sweep in the Bay Area, First Impressions of the ABS Challenge System, Bonds to the Yankees?!, Opening Night on Netflix, New Food Options in Yankee Stadium & Yanks/Mariners Preview! #PinstripePride #RepBX #ankees #BronxBombers

Send us Fan MailFor the third straight season, the Bronx Bombers start the year with a sweep. We break down the opening series, discuss how our Netflix experience was and if streaming is a good or bad thing for the sport, and what we expect for the Yankees  in the start of the 2026 season.Follow us on X! @PinstripeAvenue

Mariners Opening weekend gave us a lot to talk about. The ABS system debuted and it adds a new wrinkle and added drama to the game. Emerson Hancock threw 6 no-hit innings yesterday and could leave the Mariners with a small problem once Bryce Miller is healthy. It was only one start, but if Hancock continues on this path, could the Mariners explore a 6-man rotation? :30- It's the debut of the ABC's of the Mariners in 2026! - A is for ABS system, which made it's debut and already has a lot of people talking. - B is for Bronx Bombers- the Yankees are in town starting tonight. - C is for Catalyst- newcomer Brendan Donovan has some work to do at 3rd and he admitted that, but offensively he is making a lot of Mariners fans very happy. :45- The Final Four is a good mix- not too chalky but no great outliers. It's time for a green jacket update!

Mariners Opening weekend gave us a lot to talk about. The ABS system debuted and it adds a new wrinkle and added drama to the game. Emerson Hancock threw 6 no-hit innings yesterday and could leave the Mariners with a small problem once Bryce Miller is healthy. It was only one start, but if Hancock continues on this path, could the Mariners explore a 6-man rotation? :30- It's the debut of the ABC's of the Mariners in 2026! - A is for ABS system, which made it's debut and already has a lot of people talking. - B is for Bronx Bombers- the Yankees are in town starting tonight. - C is for Catalyst- newcomer Brendan Donovan has some work to do at 3rd and he admitted that, but offensively he is making a lot of Mariners fans very happy. :45- The Final Four is a good mix- not too chalky but no great outliers. It's time for a green jacket update! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Bronx Bombers roll in the MLB season opener, the champs' double-digit win streak is snapped in a potential NBA finals preview, more big nights for a pair of hoops stars, the NBA takes the next step toward expansion and a rare mid-week NFL opener is slated for 2026. Correspondent Gethin Coolbaugh reports.

Former Yankee Nick Swisher joins WFAN to discuss New York's pitching depth and the competitive AL East landscape as the team prepares for the 2026 season. The episode also dives into the ongoing debate over who truly controls the daily lineup as the Bronx Bombers gear up for Opening Day.

Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker open the show with thoughts on the Blue Jays final moves to set their 26-man roster. Hunter Pence (07:20), two-time World Series champion and Giants analyst, sets the stage ahead of tonight's first MLB game of the season between the Yankees and Giants! The boys chat about the outlook for the Bronx Bombers this season, the misconception with how San Francisco will call pitches this season, and what to expect before first pitch. David Forst (27:38), Athletics General Manager, shares how his team's mentality has changed heading into this season. David outlines the A's opportunity to contend in the American League West, the names on the roster to watch out for, and the club's first series of the year in Toronto. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Former Yankee Nick Swisher joins WFAN to discuss New York's pitching depth and the competitive AL East landscape as the team prepares for the 2026 season. The episode also dives into the ongoing debate over who truly controls the daily lineup as the Bronx Bombers gear up for Opening Day.

Former Yankee Nick Swisher joins WFAN to discuss New York's pitching depth and the competitive AL East landscape as the team prepares for the 2026 season. The episode also dives into the ongoing debate over who truly controls the daily lineup as the Bronx Bombers gear up for Opening Day.

En este episodio de La Semana de los Bombarderos analizamos las decisiones más importantes de los Yankees rumbo al Opening Day: Jasson Domínguez es enviado a ligas menores, el equipo realiza un cambio que involucra a Jorbit Vivas, y el veterano Randal Grichuk logra hacer el roster del Día Inaugural. Además, debatimos cómo queda la rotación de pitcheo para el inicio de la temporada, qué significan estos movimientos para el equipo y cuál podría ser el impacto inmediato en el rendimiento de los Bombarderos del Bronx. ⚾

En este episodio de La Semana de los Bombarderos analizamos las decisiones más importantes de los Yankees rumbo al Opening Day: Jasson Domínguez es enviado a ligas menores, el equipo realiza un cambio que involucra a Jorbit Vivas, y el veterano Randal Grichuk logra hacer el roster del Día Inaugural. Además, debatimos cómo queda la rotación de pitcheo para el inicio de la temporada, qué significan estos movimientos para el equipo y cuál podría ser el impacto inmediato en el rendimiento de los Bombarderos del Bronx. ⚾

Hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcome coaches from 7 NCAA Tournament-bound schools to discuss their excitement about making the “Big Dance.” Later, Yankees' radio play-by-play announcer Dave Sims joins the show and discusses the World Baseball Classic and the upcoming season for the Bronx Bombers

En este episodio de La Semana de los Bombarderos analizamos las declaraciones de Brian Cashman, quien decidió moderar las expectativas alrededor del gran momento de Jasson Domínguez. También hablamos de la sólida actuación de Will Warren ante los Phillies, la lesión de espalda de Cody Bellinger que lo mantendrá fuera un par de días, la invitación del veterano Randal Grichuk al campamento, la participación de Ryan Yarbrough con el Team USA en el Clásico Mundial y la preparación de Aaron Judge como participante completo en el Spring Training. Cobertura total del campamento Yankee rumbo a la temporada.Conviértete en un supporter de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/con-las-bases-llenas-podcast-de-beisbol--2742086/support.

Recorded 10/8/25The New York grind never stops!

En este episodio especial de La Semana de los Bombarderos traemos cobertura completa desde el Spring Training de los Yankees en Tampa, con entrevistas exclusivas a Carlos La Grange, Austin Wells, Luis Gil, Oswaldo Cabrera, Hermel Rodríguez y la mayoría de los peloteros hispanos del equipo. Analizamos cómo podría lucir la alineación para el Opening Day frente a los Gigantes de San Francisco, proyectamos la posible rotación, evaluamos a los novatos más impresionantes y repasamos los primeros resultados de los juegos de primavera, incluyendo la explosión ofensiva de más de 20 carreras y múltiples jonrones. En la segunda mitad del programa se une Ricky Ricardo, la voz oficial de los Yankees en español, junto a la cobertura realizada desde Tampa por Luis Gilberto López, John Brophy y Efra Álvarez. ⚾

En este episodio especial de La Semana de los Bombarderos traemos cobertura completa desde el Spring Training de los Yankees en Tampa, con entrevistas exclusivas a Carlos LaGrange, Austin Wells, Luis Gil, Oswaldo Cabrera, Elmer Rodríguez y la mayoría de los peloteros hispanos del equipo. Analizamos cómo podría lucir la alineación para el Opening Day frente a los Gigantes de San Francisco, proyectamos la posible rotación, evaluamos a los novatos más impresionantes y repasamos los primeros resultados de los juegos de primavera, incluyendo la explosión ofensiva de más de 20 carreras y múltiples jonrones. En la segunda mitad del programa se une Ricky Ricardo, narrador oficial de los Yankees en español, junto a la cobertura realizada desde Tampa por Luis Gilberto López, John Brophy y Alfre Álvarez. ⚾

Ben Maller talks about Tony Clark being forced out as the MLB Players Association boss, the legacy of Giancarlo Stanton with the Bronx Bombers, Jalen Hurts being named the NFL's most hated player, Too Much or Not Enough, #QueenOfHearts w/ LaReina, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pat Boyle praises Victor Wembanyama for bringing effort and intensity to last night's NBA All-Star Game, leading to the rest of the players on the court following and a successful event for the league. Then, we react to some notable quotes from the 2025 American League MVP Aaron Judge, regarding the team's lack of offseason editions, wondering if this could become a more common trend around sports and if the Bronx Bombers slugger actually has a point. The hour wraps by welcoming in Producer Brandon Combs who reveals his beef with Boyle, headlined by the unfair treatment of Victor Wembanyama, for the lack of playoff success.

Pat Boyle reacts to some notable quotes from the 2025 American League MVP Aaron Judge, regarding the team's lack of offseason editions, wondering if this could become a more common trend around sports and if the Bronx Bombers slugger actually has a point.

En el episodio de hoy de La Semana de los Bombarderos repasamos las últimas noticias del campamento Yankee: Aaron Judge será participante completo cuando inicien los entrenamientos de equipo, según confirmó Aaron Boone. También analizamos las declaraciones de Jasson Domínguez, quien asegura haber mejorado su defensa y su lado derecho tras la experiencia en la liga invernal. Hablamos del talento que está mostrando Carlos Lagrange en busca de un rol dentro del equipo, la posibilidad de que Gerrit Cole lance en juegos de primavera aunque su calendario no cambia, y la llegada de Montero con contrato de ligas menores para competir en el bullpen. Actualidad completa del Bronx rumbo a la temporada. ⚾

Evan & Tiki close out the show with a packed final hour full of New York sports drama and plenty of laughs. The guys react to Isiah Kiner-Falefa's comments about the Yankees and why players and teams seem so comfortable taking shots at the Bronx Bombers. Plus, the Luke Weaver “Yankees bag at Mets camp” controversy gets revisited and debated.

On Day 23 of 40 Days & 40 Nights, WFAN's Keith McPherson stops by to chat with EJ about the start of Yankees Spring Training and what he expects from the Bronx Bombers this season! EJ also gives his top five threats to a Seahawks Super Bowl repeat and thoughts on his favorite reality show returning. Watch "40 Days & 40 Nights" hosted by EJ Stewart LIVE every Weekday at 8am & 6pm Eastern on YouTube, X and Instagram!

En este episodio de La Semana de los Bombarderos analizamos los movimientos recientes de los Yankees, comenzando con el reclamo de Michael Siani vía waivers y la decisión de designar a Kaleb Ort para asignación. También hablamos del impacto del acuerdo de Cody Bellinger por cinco años para regresar a los Yankees, y debatimos a fondo el futuro de Jasson Domínguez y Spencer Jones dentro de la organización, sus roles, proyección y qué deben hacer los Yankees con ambos talentos. Todo el análisis y debate en vivo con la comunidad Yankee en español. ⚾

En este episodio de La Semana de los Bombarderos analizamos los movimientos recientes de los Yankees, comenzando con el reclamo de Michael Siani vía waivers y la decisión de designar a Kaleb Ort para asignación. También hablamos del impacto del acuerdo de Cody Bellinger por cinco años para regresar a los Yankees, y debatimos a fondo el futuro de Jasson Domínguez y Spencer Jones dentro de la organización, sus roles, proyección y qué deben hacer los Yankees con ambos talentos. Todo el análisis y debate en vivo con la comunidad Yankee en español. ⚾

Los Yankees de Nueva York aparecen vinculados en conversaciones comerciales por el abridor de los Cerveceros de Milwaukee, Freddy Peralta, junto a equipos como Mets, Dodgers, Gigantes y Bravos. Además, la reciente adquisición de Ryan Weathers podría allanar el camino para que los Yankees utilicen su profundidad de pitcheo como moneda de cambio. Nombres como Will Warren, Luis Gil, Elmer Rodríguez-Cruz y Brock Selvidge/Lagrange podrían volverse más prescindibles en un posible movimiento grande. ¿Es Freddy Peralta la pieza que falta en la rotación del Bronx?

En el episodio de hoy de La Semana de los Bombarderos abrimos el debate principal: ¿es Bo Bichette la firma que deben hacer los Yankees para fortalecer el equipo a largo plazo? Analizamos su encaje, costo y proyección. Además, comentamos la situación de Cody Bellinger, quien estaría buscando una oferta mayor a la que los Yankees le han presentado, y cerramos con un repaso a las fechas clave de la temporada 2026, incluyendo cuándo comienzan los Spring Training. Análisis, contexto y debate con la comunidad Yankee en vivo. ⚾

En el episodio de hoy de La Semana de los Bombarderos abrimos el debate principal: ¿es Bo Bichette la firma que deben hacer los Yankees para fortalecer el equipo a largo plazo? Analizamos su encaje, costo y proyección. Además, comentamos la situación de Cody Bellinger, quien estaría buscando una oferta mayor a la que los Yankees le han presentado, y cerramos con un repaso a las fechas clave de la temporada 2026, incluyendo cuándo comienzan los Spring Training. Análisis, contexto y debate con la comunidad Yankee en vivo. ⚾

Jon Heyman joins Marc Malusis to discuss the latest rumors around the Yankees and the direction they're going in what has been a quiet offseason. Plus, Jerry Recco and Willie Colon speculate what the plan is for the Bronx Bombers (8:40); Chris McMonigle refutes the notion the Yankees are ‘dysfunctional' with Hal Steinbrenner calling the shots (15:57); C-Mac also says do not expect the Yankees to make a splash (24:20)

Jon Heyman joins Marc Malusis to discuss the latest rumors around the Yankees and the direction they're going in what has been a quiet offseason. Plus, Jerry Recco and Willie Colon speculate what the plan is for the Bronx Bombers (8:40); Chris McMonigle refutes the notion the Yankees are ‘dysfunctional' with Hal Steinbrenner calling the shots (15:57); C-Mac also says do not expect the Yankees to make a splash (24:20)

Boomer & Gio and BT & Sal are all wondering the same thing: where have the Yankees been at the Winter Meetings? Plus, Sal suggests Nice Hoerner as a good fit for the Bronx Bombers; a caller asks who will win the World Series first: the Yankees or Mets? And Evan Roberts dives into what the Yankees' selecting a player in the Rule 5 Draft means for the offseason outlook.

Boomer & Gio and BT & Sal are all wondering the same thing: why have the Yankees been so quiet this offseason? Plus, Sal suggests Nice Hoerner as a good fit for the Bronx Bombers; a caller asks who will win the World Series first: the Yankees or Mets? And Evan Roberts dives into what the Yankees' selecting a player in the Rule 5 Draft means for the offseason outlook.