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Brian Cashman and Aaron Boone spoke yesterday, but it doesn't sound like any major organizational shift is coming. Will this team ever get over the hump under this leadership? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jerry's first update of the day: Bengals take down the Steelers. Kafka praises Jaxson Dart's spark. Cashman responds to Jeter's criticism. Blue Jays even the series 2-2 with the Mariners, and the Dodgers keep winning despite Ohtani's absence.

Brian Cashman hit the mic with Evan and Morash, firing back at Jeter and A-Rod's digs at the Yankees and Boone. He slammed the notion that the Bronx Bombers are the only team running on analytics—looks like the clubhouse drama isn't slowing down!

Brian Cashman fired back at Jeter and A-Rod, defending Boone and insisting the Yankees aren't the only team using analytics, while Islanders rookie chaos unfolds living with Matt and Sydney Martin. Jerry's update featured the Bengals' last-second FG win over the Steelers and Vlad powering the Blue Jays to even their series 2-2 with the Mariners. Plus, we're shaking up NFL picks after a terrible run, Yankees' rotation for next year looks stacked, and Boomer weighs in on keeping Pete Alonso with the Mets without breaking the bank.

Week 6 kicked off with a bang as the Bengals stunned the Steelers on a last-second FG, with Flacco and Rodgers lighting up the field—though Rodgers lost it when an offensive lineman tackled him mid-celebration. Gio says defenses are so weak right now anyone can win, while the Broncos struggled after flying back from London to face a rested Giants. In MLB, Jerry highlighted Kafka raving about Jaxson Dart, Cashman firing back at Jeter's digs, the Blue Jays evened their series 2-2 with Vlad homering, and the Dodgers keep winning without Ohtani. Bonus chaos: a Pittsburgh talk show host vowed a nipple piercing if the Steelers lost… and they did.

The week in sports kicked off with chaos and drama across the NFL and MLB. The Bengals stunned the Steelers on a last-second FG, with Flacco and Rodgers lighting it up, though Rodgers lost it when an offensive lineman tackled him mid-celebration. Gio slammed the league's weak defenses, warning anyone can beat anyone, while the Broncos struggled returning from London. MLB action saw the Blue Jays even their series 2-2 with a Vlad homer, the Dodgers keep winning without Ohtani, and Scherzer refusing to leave the mound as the Brewers fall 3-0. Off the field, Cashman fired back at Jeter and A-Rod's digs at the Yankees, the Mets debate Pete Alonso's future. Jets face pressure this week with Justin Fields needing to deliver against the Panthers, and NFL QBs once again flop in New York only to shine elsewhere, much to Boomer's amusement that the Giants gave Dart time to watch before playing. The week closed with explosive leaked audio of Belichick getting micromanaged by Jordon Hudson and trashing the crew, Al & Eddie dropping a new Cam Skattebo song, and our revamped Week 7 NFL picks ready to shake things up.

Evan, Shaun, and Tommy list all the GM's who have been hired and fired during the Brian Cashman era.

The Yankees hit the media with Cashman and Boone talking—but Gio expects zero news. Mets offseason chatter heats up, with Gio calling for Alonso's exit—callers aren't having it. Boomer breaks Neil Best's retirement news before Jerry drops the Blue Jays' 13-4 blowout over the Mariners. Scherzer's on the mound tonight, and calm isn't on the menu. The hour wraps with Boomer dissecting the Lions' trick-play TD that got called back.

Cashman and Boone meet the media—expect zero surprises. Glenn freaks out over every question while denying the Jets' 0-6 record; Fields plays it safe to protect the ball. Big Ben slams Steelers' turf, Caleb Williams shrugs off Aikman critiques, and some Connecticut fans can't see the Giants game. Jerry hits updates, plus Al's epic Moment of the Day. Bengals face Steelers tonight, Rodgers shines with 4 wins in 5 weeks, and Gio wonders if the Jets can match him—while Boomer declares the Chiefs are back!

SNY and WFAN's Sal Licata joins Kelley Franco for a no-holds-barred dive into Mets offseason mayhem. Should the Mets blow up the Big Four at the top of the lineup, and trade Lindor or Nimmo? Is Pete Alonso worth the money and the years he is demanding? From bold offseason proposals to behind-the-scenes coaching shakeups (is Kai Correa the manager-in-waiting?), nothing's off-limits. Plus: Reaction to Boone and Cashman's end-of-season ho-hum presser, with injury news on Volpe, Rodón, Cole, and Schmidt. And then Sal and Kelley play the first ever recorded (we think) game show of “guess the al dente cooking time of this pasta shape”. Of course, Sal closes the show by telling us….what's good to eat while watching the ballgame. Don't miss this episode!Follow me on YouTube, X and IG: @threeinningfan*Music by Podington Bear

BT and Sal tear into the Yankees' year-end press conferences, noting Brian Cashman's uncharacteristically "tired" and uncombative demeanor, suggesting he's worn out by the long run of disappointment. The bigger shock is the massive injury toll: Anthony Volpe (shoulder surgery), Carlos Rodón (procedure), and Gerrit Cole (on target, but likely not ready for Opening Day), clouding the offseason plans. The hosts debate Cashman's defense of Volpe's performance and his future, seeing a "first flinch" of self-doubt. They conclude that the Yankees' standard has been utterly decimated because, without any repercussions for years of post-2009 failure, "what is the standard?" Hal Steinbrenner is called out for his silence and for accepting a culture where a 94-win team can get "outclassed and mopped" by the Blue Jays.

BT & Sal gear up for the Yankees' year-end press conference by introducing "Boone & Cashman Press Conference Bingo"! The hosts predict the obligatory buzzwords—"94 Games," "Volpe," "Controllability," "Crapshoot"—while demanding the GM address the team's failed roster construction and stop deflecting with his pitching development success. They debate whether Cashman will fire back at Derek Jeter and A-Rod and reveal what they absolutely need to hear about the future of the team, Gerrit Cole's health, and potential payroll spending. The show also touches on the Giants' "big game hunting" for a receiver, the absurdity of hiring coaches based on team loyalty, and a fiery discussion on whether the NFL is fixed, especially with calls favoring the Chiefs. It all kicks off with Hoff's musical theme: "Guardians of the Galaxy."

Yankees manager Aaron Boone and GM Brian Cashman give their year-end post-mortem, offering a fiery and defensive account of the 2025 season. Boone admits the team was "beat" by the Blue Jays and laments that the team "hasn't outplayed" opponents in October. Cashman then steps in to address the growing injury list, revealing Anthony Volpe's shoulder surgery was "more severe" than anticipated, forcing him to miss the start of 2026, and that Carlos Rodón will be late due to an elbow clean-up. They defend Volpe's struggles, discuss the staff firings of Mike Harkey and Travis Chapman, and outline the "business as usual" approach to securing a championship, with Cashman declaring the team was a "prizefighter" that got "knocked out."

BT & Sal are locked and loaded for the highly-anticipated Aaron Boone and Brian Cashman year-end press conference, laying out a hilarious, yet accurate, Cashman Bingo Card of predictable phrases and talking points. They debate the likelihood of hearing the GM trot out excuses like "Trust Our Process," "Postseason Crapshoot," and the "Ninety-Four Wins" defense. Sal predicts a fiery Cashman will "aggressively double down" on his "belief in Volpe" and officially launch the "Spencer Jones propaganda." The hosts are expecting fireworks, specifically questioning if Cashman will be combative enough to call out Jeter or A-Rod and reference the Astros cheating as a final deflection. Get ready to play along as the Yankees' brass attempts to spin another disappointing season.

Yankees GM Brian Cashman finally addresses the media, opening up about the rash of late-season injuries and their impact on 2026. He makes a stunning reversal on Anthony Volpe's struggles, admitting the shortstop's shoulder surgery showed the injury was "more severe" than previously claimed, and confirms Volpe will start the season on the Injured List (IL). Cashman also reveals Carlos Rodón will undergo surgery for a bone spur/loose objects and will also miss the start of 2026, creating immediate, serious holes in the roster. While defending manager Aaron Boone and expressing a strong desire to re-sign Cody Bellinger, Cashman's comments shift the focus from the team's postseason failure to a daunting injury crisis that already threatens next year's campaign.

BT & Sal brace for the Yankees' year-end press conference, laying out the fiery demands they have for Brian Cashman and Aaron Boone. They call out the GM to address the elephant in the room: roster construction and the team's annual failure to chase "Championship number 28." The hosts insist Cashman must stop doubling down on young players and be transparent about the team's future, especially regarding Volpe's regression. They also press for an update on Gerrit Cole's health and a clear answer on payroll and signing big-name free agents. The conversation also briefly touches on the overreaction to Jets QB Justin Fields' struggles and the Giants' decision on extending Brian Daboll and Jaxson Dart, with Sal arguing there's no rush for an extension when "who's knocking down Brian Daboll's door?"

BT and Sal dive into the Aaron Glenn debate, energized by a caller who suggests the Jets coach isn't "scared to lose, but scared to win." The hosts dissect Glenn's seemingly hesitant decision-making, comparing him to Brian Daboll's fearless, early-career gambles. While acknowledging that Justin Fields' poor play is a factor, they argue Glenn is not absolved from making "horrific decisions." The conversation quickly escalates into a "Harbaugh Watch," with Sal questioning whether the Jets should pull the plug on Glenn after one season if a known commodity like John Harbaugh unexpectedly becomes available. Plus, a quick look at the Jets' possible trade targets (Olave, Waddle) and a preview of the upcoming Yankees press conference with Boone and Cashman.

Giant expectations, Wide Receiver trade rumors, Anthony Volpe needed surgery, Cashman prepares to speak

BT & Sal ignite a fiery debate over Mets President David Stearns' controversial staff choices, calling the hiring of "ultra-analytical" bench coach Kai Correa a clear "backstab" and a "warning shot" that puts manager Carlos Mendoza on "thin ice." They rip the organization's top-down, data-first philosophy, arguing it emasculates the manager and favors "nerds over ninjas." The focus then shifts to the Yankees as they question if Anthony Volpe's surgery is an "escape hatch" to cover up the club's development failures. The hosts also preview a "feisty" Cashman press conference, demand accountability for the position player mess, and weigh in on the Giants' trade rumors. The show wraps with a hilarious recap of BT's anxiety-ridden late-night TV experience and a deep-dive into MVP arguments and MLB stoppage fears.

Where is the Yankees GM? Will the Jets sell? Will the Giants add a receiver?

The Yankees' season wrapped in chaos, and the reactions were just as wild. Boomer slammed the starting pitching—except Cam Schlittler—while the offense vanished when it mattered most. A-Rod called the roster one of the worst ever, Jazz Chisholm bragged about winning the World Series then blew a key double play, and Judge shined but Vlad stole the spotlight. Fans flooded the lines, debating everything from Cashman's job to who should manage—some dreaming of Jeter, Mattingly, Girardi, Cone, and Randolph, others just pleading for hitters who can hit. Postgame drama included the Blue Jays' manager taunting “start spreading the news bitches,” Schlittler breaking down the clubhouse mood, and Volpe reflecting on a rough postseason. Across the hour, every Yankee misstep was dissected, from petty celebrations to coaching critiques, leaving fans angry, confused, and begging for a team reboot.

Yankees' season ends, and fans are furious. Cashman takes heat as A-Rod rips the roster, while Gio compares the team to a once-great ‘90s restaurant in need of a refresh. Boomer dreams of next year's pitching with Cole, Schmidt, Schlittler, Fried, and Rodon, but Gio insists offense rules today. Jazz, Vlad, and Ortiz enjoy the chaos, Turner finally delivers a 2-run single, and callers vent their frustration. Daboll talks Eagles and Aaron Glenn talks.

Jerry kicks off with Dave Sims' sigh as the Yankees season wraps. Stanton breaks down the series struggles, A-Rod blasts Cashman's roster moves, and Vlad and Ortiz are loving every “Daaaa Yankees lose” moment. Turner finally delivers with a 2-run single, while Daboll faces questions on Eagles' offense, and Glenn is thrilled about London.

BT and Sal dive into the New York Yankees' disappointing season post-mortem with legendary Yankees radio voice Suzyn Waldman. Following a Division Series loss at home to the rival Toronto Blue Jays, Waldman offers a fiery breakdown, arguing that the Yankees' early exit wasn't a surprise for those who were paying attention, citing a fundamentally flawed and unbalanced roster construction that the front office failed to address. She challenges the organization's adherence to its analytical philosophy, defending manager Aaron Boone while pointing to the front office's continued resistance to real change, leaving the franchise with its longest World Series drought in history and raising questions about the legacy of a superstar like Aaron Judge.

BT and Sal tear into the New York Yankees' early elimination from the playoffs, focusing on the team's abysmal offensive performance against the Toronto Blue Jays' bullpen. The discussion highlights the recurring problem of the Yankees' all-or-nothing, home run-dependent hitting philosophy ("mash or whiff") and a fundamental, organizational flaw that leads to repeated postseason failures. The hosts, particularly BT, express frustration that has become "desensitized" and predictable while Sal questions the team's construction which is "exposed" in a short series. The conversation also explores a psychological shift in sports fandom, questioning if it's better to root for a team's loss than for a win, given the high likelihood of disappointment, especially for a franchise now experiencing its longest World Series drought since 1903.

Pat is staying in a relationship with the Mariner’s no matter what! Lisa is heartbroken over Robert Redford’s death. Lisa gets in tussle with the local Garden Club matriarch. Songs in this episode: “Sophisticated Cissy” The Meters (1969) Excerpt play-by-play “Lenny Randle blows a ball foul” (MLB) “Kingdome” Lenny Randle …

BT and Sal emphatically argued that Yankees fans, the New York media, and the public are taking the team's consistent success for granted. While acknowledging the "championship or bust" standard, they stressed that the Yankees routinely overcome roster flaws, injuries (like losing Cole and Soto), and the challenges of a long season to secure a playoff spot—an achievement their rivals, particularly the Mets, often fumble. They contend that the Yankees are one of the few constants in the city's sports landscape, and their ability to be "in the mix" every year, especially with Cashman's recent aggressive moves, deserves more respect and appreciation than it currently receives.

We're breaking down the pivotal race for Minneapolis City Council in Ward 7 between Council Member Katie Cashman and challenger Elizabeth Shaffer. Joining me for the analysis are Heather Silsbee and Taylor Dahlin.Watch: https://youtube.com/wedgeliveJoin the conversation: https://bsky.app/profile/wedge.liveSupport the show: https://patreon.com/wedgeliveWedge LIVE theme song by Anthony Kasper x LaFontsee

Pat gets some advice from a podcast listener (we need it). Pat has always wanted a much cooler walking style and Lisa always wanted to laugh cooler. Lisa falls off her bike at Pat’s house. Pat is a Virgo – AND he has a cracked aura. Songs in this episode: …

Season 8 Episode 23! (1:19) Buccaneers aiming to take next step toward competing with the NFC's best (17:10) Falcons and Panthers hoping young quarterbacks ready to compete for playoff berths (35:42) Saints looking for reasons for optimism in what appears to be rebuilding season (51:47) New additions that could make the biggest impact, players and coaches under the most pressure to succeed, and bold predictions for the NFC South (1:13:57) Drafting TV show theme songs

(Sep 3, 2025) Plattsburgh Town Supervisor Michael Cashman officially launched his campaign for an anticipated special election in the 115th Assembly District yesterday; we talk with the logistics coordinator of the 90-Miler Canoe Race about what it takes to keep everyone safe and everything running smoothly; and as apple season begins, Chef Curtiss Hemm shares a recipe for a quick apple cake.

(Sep 2, 2025) Despite the Trump administration asking schools to end diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, one local district says it has no plans of stopping; the chairs of the Democratic county committees in the 115th Assembly District say they're nominating Plattsburgh's town supervisor for an upcoming special election; and many hiking enthusiasts know the basics of the story, but the Adirondack History Museum in Elizabethtown put together a special exhibit to dive deeper into the history of the first 46ers.

Lisa has an unfortunate mishap prior to this episode – and Pat heard it all. Who Wants to Be A Millionaire has a $500,000 question that Pat knew. Pat has an idea for funny funeral cards. Lisa goes to Sacramento in the summer – big mistake. Lisa recommends a great …

8/26/25: Josh Silver: Wake up! We are governed by an authoritarian regime. Bill fishwraps about last night's Northampton Council Debate. UMass Professor Bridgette Davis: college financial aid & how Trump admin policies hurt lower-income students. Duke Goldman on racism in baseball, & his conversation w/ Terry Cashman.

Season 8 Episode 20! (1:00) Chiefs no longer in class of their own after showing mortality in humbling Super Bowl loss (16:49) Chargers and Broncos looking to take next step toward contention after surprising 2024 playoff berths (41:11) Raiders enter new year with higher hopes after hiring Pete Carroll, trading for Geno Smith (52:48) New additions that could make the biggest impact, players and coaches under the most pressure to succeed, and bold predictions for the AFC West

Evan never saw My Cousin Vinny. What TV show was better? The Sopranos or Entourage? The Kelce's podcast with Taylor Swift. Cashman's comments about handling young players.

Pat has some new hardware. He is now GREAT AGAIN. Pat sends Lisa a hilarious birthday gift from a comedian named Chris Munch. Pat and Lisa try to figure out what genre this podcast is. And, where is the best place to park at Costco? Lisa’s creepy Birthday date   …

Season 8 Episode 18! (2:28) Ravens enter 2025 with strong considerations to reach Super Bowl (15:40) Bengals and Steelers aiming for more success to threaten for AFC North title (38:16) Browns quarterback room in flux with veterans, rookies in position for opportunity (50:51) New additions that could make the biggest impact, players and coaches under the most pressure to succeed, and bold predictions for the AFC North

The Yankees secured two consecutive wins against the Twins. Carlos Rodon overcame an early shaky start to deliver a strong 7-inning performance. Anthony Volpe homered and has improved his season. While the Yankees show encouraging signs, concerns remain. A caller comparing the Yankees to the 90s dynasty angered C-Mac. C-Lo reported Pete Alonso's record-breaking night and Evan Roberts' moon distraction. Giancarlo Stanton had four hits, prompting caution from Syzun and C-Mac about base running. Jermaine Johnson returned from injury. In the final segment, a caller praised Brian Cashman, pleasing C-Mac and Keith.

Season 8 Episode 16! (1:36) Eagles primed for Super Bowl return but face potential stumbling blocks (11:45) Commanders face uphill battle to repeat surprise 2024 season (24:30) Cowboys hope to return to playoff picture with healthy Dak Prescott (34:36) Giants looking for optimism in pivotal year for Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll (44:30) New additions that could make the biggest impact, players and coaches under the most pressure to succeed, and bold predictions for the NFC East

From 'NYYST' (subscribe here): Christian flies solo to discuss the Yankees disastrous weekend in Miami that saw an epic collapse, more low IQ baseball and more gaslighting from the manager. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Christian flies solo to discuss the Yankees disastrous weekend in Miami that saw an epic collapse, more low IQ baseball and more gaslighting from the manager. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Christian and Sem are back to discuss the flurry of moves the Yankees made at the Trade Deadline and what the release of Marcus Stroman means for the team moving forward. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Flash floods highlight mismanagement. Boomer names Anthony Munoz his best teammate. A caller, close to Robin Ventura, believes Ventura won his fight with Nolan Ryan. We recall the 1999-2000 Mets. Jerry updates on BT & Sal's "going to town" comments, Jose Caballero's trade, the Mets acquiring Cedric Mullins, and Terry McLaurin's trade request. Gio discusses a golf trip to Streamsong and Pebble Beach, and a caller suggests a golf psychology book.

Jerry begins with BT and Sal saying some variation of “going to town” after Cashman said that a few weeks ago. Jose Caballero, one of the Yankees acquisitions, met with the media after the game because he was in town playing against the Yankees when the trade was made. The Mets traded for Cedric Mullins and now have a real centerfielder. Terry McLaurin requested a trade from the Commanders. He wants a new contract.

Hour 3 - Regardless of what you think the Yankees are still in the hunt to make a run come October but it comes down to Brian Cashman and what he's able to do at the trade deadline.

Today's word of the day is ‘crazy train' as in Ozzy Osbourne as in The Prince of Darkness as in Parkinson's as in the MLB season. Let's start with Rafael Devers. He made his debut at first base with the Giants yesterday. Said he loves playing the field. Oh? (9:30) Aaron Boone is having a rough go of it right now. He went off on the Jomboy team. The Yankees have a problem with Anthony Volpe. He has been bad bad bad at short stop, and Boone and Cashman will defend him to the grave. (23:40) Ethan Holliday is the new record holder in Draft history. A monster $9 million signing bonus! (32:40) Review: My Mom Jayne. (36:15) The Los Angeles Times going public? That's the plan. Will it work? (43:00) NPPOD. (48:20) Qatar wants the Olympics in 2036. Is it going to happen? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's word of the day is ‘crazy train' as in Ozzy Osbourne as in The Prince of Darkness as in Parkinson's as in the MLB season. Let's start with Rafael Devers. He made his debut at first base with the Giants yesterday. Said he loves playing the field. Oh? (9:30) Aaron Boone is having a rough go of it right now. He went off on the Jomboy team. The Yankees have a problem with Anthony Volpe. He has been bad bad bad at short stop, and Boone and Cashman will defend him to the grave. (23:40) Ethan Holliday is the new record holder in Draft history. A monster $9 million signing bonus! (32:40) Review: My Mom Jayne. (36:15) The Los Angeles Times going public? That's the plan. Will it work? (43:00) NPPOD. (48:20) Qatar wants the Olympics in 2036. Is it going to happen? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What moves do you expect Brian Cashman to make before the trade deadline? And what happens when a call from Africa goes wrong? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices