Podcast appearances and mentions of Gerrit Cole

John Harbaugh shuts down the Odell Beckham Jr. drama and makes it clear why the Giants moved on, dismissing any conspiracy theories while bluntly saying Odell was not doing enough for the offense. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber also debate the Giants' new “1-0” slogan and whether players actually need motivational messages like that. Then the focus shifts to the Yankees, where Aaron Judge's return creates a major roster decision. Jose Caballero, Ahmed Rosario and Trent Grisham all enter the conversation, along with whether New York really needs another bullpen arm. Plus, Aaron Boone leaves the door open between Gerrit Cole and Carlos Rodon for Game 1 against Tampa Bay.

Tiki and Shaun debate the Yankees' potential starting rotation for the American League Division Series, weighing Gerrit Cole's track record against Carlos Rodón's recent dominance. They also preview the Browns-Steelers matchup and discuss the takeover of Yankee fans in Florida.(00:01:20) Cole vs. Rodón Decision(00:04:32) Postseason Pitching Strategy(00:06:48) Rodón's Success vs. Rays(00:09:16) NFL and MLB Preview(00:13:40) Yankees Florida Takeover(00:17:18) Sports Update(00:20:32) Steelers and Phillies Talk(00:23:56) Analyzing Pitching Data(00:28:19) Browns vs. Steelers Picks(00:33:20) Jets Success Outlook

The Yankees crushed Boston by playing the exact brand of October baseball fans have been demanding for years. They mixed timely contact, aggressive baserunning, hustle and small ball with dominant pitching, while the Red Sox made costly mistakes and repeatedly overmanaged their starters. Max Fried battled through shaky command to deliver six strong innings, and young players like Spencer Jones and Luis Garcia Jr. injected speed, energy and confidence into the lineup. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash point to the Yankees' newfound killer instinct and pitching depth as the biggest reasons this team feels different. Now Aaron Boone faces a fascinating decision with Gerrit Cole and Carlos Rodón both in the mix to start Game 1.

Yankees fans got crushed for booing when pitching coach Matt Blake visited Cam Schlittler, but Evan Roberts comes to their defense. He explains why the emotional playoff atmosphere, limited sightlines and fear of Schlittler being removed made the reaction understandable, while pushing back on the idea that the crowd simply didn't know baseball. The conversation shifts to just how quickly the Yankees have moved from the Aaron Judge and Gerrit Cole era toward a young core led by Schlittler and Ben Rice. Evan, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash credit Brian Cashman for building that group without a painful transition, revisit the Michael King trade, and explain why Boston already has plenty of reason to despise the Yankees' newest young stars.

The Yankees finally open their Wild Card showdown with the Red Sox, and Evan Roberts argues Boston's season was built on one historic hot streak surrounded by long stretches of mediocre baseball. That puts even more pressure on the Yankees to take care of business at Yankee Stadium, with Cam Schlittler on the mound and Gerrit Cole potentially waiting for a winner-take-all Game 3. The bigger consequence could come for Aaron Boone. Evan believes a series loss to Boston could end Boone's Yankees tenure, while Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash weigh how much Aaron Judge's situation and the short-series format could factor into that decision. Plus, the Giants' trade for J.J. McCarthy, John Harbaugh's plans at quarterback, and an early Rangers season prediction.

The Yankees open their Wild Card series against Boston with Evan Roberts calling the Red Sox frauds, pointing to one historic hot streak surrounded by long stretches of losing or mediocre baseball. Evan believes the Yankees were the far more consistent team, even while acknowledging how unpredictable a best-of-three series can be. Attention turns to Cam Schlittler's workload in Game 1 and the possibility of Gerrit Cole starting a winner-take-all Game 3 despite his history of struggles against Boston. Evan, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash also debate how Carlos Rodon could be used in an emergency before briefly turning to Shaun's Rangers season prediction.

The Yanks will once again host their bitter rivals in the Wild Card Series this week. Will they beat Boston for a second straight season and reach the ALDS? Chris McMonigle breaks down all the keys to this series, ponders how the roster will look, and gives his thoughts on the starting pitching matchups and how Boston's rotation can impact how Aaron Boone constructs the Yankee lineup. Plus, the latest on the health of Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton, Ryan Weathers, and more.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTSIntro: Season Wrap-Up & Silver Linings - The Yankees fell short of the division crown to the Rays, but a 93-68 record and the emergence of homegrown talents like Ben Rice and Cam Schlittler provide massive momentum.08:00: Game 1 Starter & Series Keys - Why Cam Schlittler got the nod for Game 1 over Max Fried or Gerrit Cole, and why the Yankees' elite starting rotation is the ultimate key to advancing.18:00: Defending Aaron Boone's masterful navigation of a depleted bullpen this season and previewing his dugout clash with Boston manager Chad Tracy.24:00: A tough conversation on the captain's calf strain. We discuss why Judge pushing to play puts Boone in an unfair spot and why leaving him off the Wild Card roster is likely the painful but necessary call.33:00: Roster Construction: Projecting a 10-pitcher staff and debating the bench. Plus, why Giancarlo Stanton's undeniable playoff magic and Trent Grisham's clutch at-bats deserve roster spots over a defensive replacement like Ryan McMahon.55:00: Game 1 Lineup Projections: Breaking down the optimal starting nine to face Red Sox lefty Payton Tolle. This includes the case for starting Jazz over Volpe at second base to capitalize on much-needed home-run power.1:21:00: The Ladder of Revenge - Overcoming the anxiety of a three-game "crapshoot" series and looking ahead to a potential dream playoff path against the Red Sox, Rays, Astros, and Dodgers.

Episode 187 of Tablesetters is LIVE! The 2026 postseason starts now, and the Wild Card round gives us four completely different best of three matchups with almost no room for error. We're breaking down what stands out in each series, the biggest X factors, the pitching questions and the numbers that could end up deciding who gets through to the Division Series. It starts in the Bronx with Yankees vs. Red Sox, where Aaron Judge's calf hangs over everything. The Yankees still finished with the better record and run differential despite spending most of the year without him, and they enter October with a rotation built around Cam Schlittler, Max Fried and Gerrit Cole. The Red Sox have a different formula, leaning heavily on defense and a bullpen that finished top five in both ERA and expected ERA, with Garrett Crochet potentially returning in a completely different role after not pitching since April. Then it's Braves vs. Phillies, with all the recent postseason history coming right back to the surface. The Phillies eliminated the Braves in both 2022 and 2023, but this Braves team enters from a much stronger regular season position after going 9 and 4 against Philadelphia and winning the division. Chris Sale brings a 2.16 ERA into Game 1, Ronald Acuña Jr. just finished September with seven home runs and a .950 OPS, and Tyler Mahle quietly posted a 1.99 ERA after joining Atlanta. The Phillies still have the rotation depth to make this uncomfortable again, especially with Jesús Luzardo, Cristopher Sánchez, Aaron Nola and Zack Wheeler all in the mix. Cubs vs. Padres might have the most interesting clash of styles in the entire round. Pete Crow Armstrong put together an MVP caliber season with 45 home runs, 41 steals and a .945 OPS while helping the Cubs lead MLB in OPS and runs per game. San Diego, though, might be the hottest team entering October, going 41 and 18 after July 24 while transforming from a bottom five offense into one of the best in baseball. Fernando Tatis Jr. has been right in the middle of that surge, and the Padres also have the bullpen advantage that could completely change the way these games are managed once they reach the middle innings. And then there's White Sox vs. Astros, which might be the strangest matchup of all. The White Sox became the first team in MLB history to reach the postseason after three straight 100 loss seasons, powered by a top five offense and three different 30 homer bats in Miguel Vargas, Munetaka Murakami and Colson Montgomery. The Astros somehow came out of a chaotic season with the AL West title despite finishing at .500 or worse, and now everything revolves around how much Yordan Alvarez can carry an offense that may need him to be the difference. We get into Aaron Judge's health, Garrett Crochet's possible return, Chris Sale against Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber, Tyler Mahle's second half, Alex Bregman playing through multiple facial fractures, Pete Crow Armstrong against Fernando Tatis Jr., Munetaka Murakami's late season power surge and whether Yordan Alvarez can once again take over October. Four series, eight teams, and only two wins needed to move on. The margin for error is basically nonexistent.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans react live to high-stakes MLB action as the regular season winds down. At Wrigley Field, the Cubs and Marlins sit locked in a tense, scoreless duel as Chicago battles the Phillies and Padres for crucial wild card seeding. Meanwhile in Atlanta, Braves ace Chris Sale hits a major milestone by notching his 200th strikeout of the season. The guys break down Sale's dominant Cy Young-caliber campaign, analyze Gerrit Cole's audition start in the Bronx ahead of the postseason, and track scores from across the diamond.

Tampa Bay Rays at New York YankeesIan Seymour has made 15 starts in 45 appearances. Gerrit Cole enters with 21 starts across 21 appearances. The individual starter cards detail workload, run prevention, strikeout rate, walk rate, ground-ball rate and home-run rate.

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Welcome back to the Sorry to Interrupt podcast! Sean is back for a Yankees Series Recap pod as he reacts to the biggest news of the week including hopes at the AL East ending in AZ as well as Aaron Judge's latest calf injury likely ending his season for good. Next, Sean discusses Gerrit Cole's bounceback start and what roster decisions could be made with the returns of Jazz Chisholm Jr and Trent Grisham around the corner. Finally, he sets the table for the series with the Rays. Everyone enjoy the pod!

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Craig Carton and Big Mac discuss the New York Knicks' apology for a major ticket pricing error and the team's championship banner plans. They also debate the Yankees' postseason reliability, questioning if Aaron Judge and Gerrit Cole can perform at a championship level given Judge's health and the team's inconsistent rotation. (00:01:04) Knicks Ticket Price Apology (00:08:08) Aaron Judge Injury Status (00:13:30) Yankees Playoff Rotation Strategy (00:17:46) Yankee Postseason Trust Ratings (00:19:46) Debate Over Judge Rehab

Gerrit Cole's history against the Red Sox has the Yankees facing a fascinating October decision. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash debate whether Cole should start in a potential best-of-three Wild Card series against Boston, especially with Max Fried and Cam Littler producing far better results in the matchup. The question quickly becomes bigger than simply choosing three starters. If Cole is part of the rotation, should the Yankees protect him from a possible elimination game by starting him in Game 1? Or should they trust the matchup data and consider leaving him out entirely? With the postseason rotation potentially affecting the Division Series too, every choice comes with a risk.

Pete Alonso's departure remains a major wound for Mets fans, and Evan Roberts argues Steve Cohen has only added to the franchise's painful history of letting beloved stars leave. Evan points to Alonso and Jacob deGrom as two all-time Mets who were allowed to walk, while comparing the situation to David Wright, whose long-term deal never became a source of resentment because the organization kept its homegrown star. The conversation also turns to fans who once wanted Alonso gone and are now staying quiet, plus Aaron Judge returning to the Yankees lineup, Anthony Volpe's work at second base, and the Yankees' postseason rotation possibilities involving Gerrit Cole, Max Fried and Cam Littler.

Pete Alonso's curtain call has Evan Roberts HEATED, and the debate over Mets fans cheering his game-tying homer turns into a showdown with Tiki and Shaun Morash. Did Alonso rub it in, or did Steve Cohen and David Stearns bring this embarrassment on themselves? Plus, Sean Manaea's comments spark another argument over how players view frustrated fans. The Yankees face a major October decision: should Gerrit Cole start against the Red Sox despite his struggles against Boston? Meanwhile, the Jets' historic drive fuels excitement about their offense, and the Giants prepare for a prime-time test against the Rams. Plus, Wink Martindale takes a shot at Brian Daboll while praising Jaxson Dart. 00:00 Alonso Curtain Call Fight 12:52 Manaea Fires Back 38:31 Yankees Division Hopes 49:50 Wink Takes a Shot 1:01:47 Jets Make History 1:10:19 Knicks Banner Night 1:19:42 Gerrit Cole Playoff Debate 1:33:32 Cohen's Broken Promise 1:49:37 Giants Respect Debate 1:56:52 Jets Playoff Dreams #WFAN #EvanAndTiki #Mets #Yankees #Jets #Giants

Gerrit Cole's ugly history against Boston creates a massive Yankees playoff question. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash debate whether Cole should even start against the Red Sox in a best-of-three Wild Card series, especially with Max Fried's dominance in the matchup and another strong rotation option available. The conversation turns to whether Cole belongs in Game 1, should be protected from an elimination game, or could even be pushed aside as the Yankees map out October. The Mets' handling of Pete Alonso also remains a major sore spot, with Evan arguing Steve Cohen has continued the franchise's frustrating history of letting beloved stars leave. Plus, the Giants' travel plan for their Monday night matchup in Los Angeles, the excuses that could follow another Giants win, Aaron Judge returning to the Yankees lineup, and Evan already dreaming about what a 2-0 Jets start could mean.

Munetaka Murakami is striking out over 50% of the time in September and leads a massive list of late-season cuts. Joe Bond breaks down today's top waiver cuts on the Drops segment, reviews recent MLB performance trends, and delivers the FanDuel Bet of the Day. Top headlines include CJ Abrams dealing with neck tightness, Joc Pederson attempting to play through a hand fracture, and Shane Baz exiting after being hit by a comebacker. Additional roster moves feature Pete Fairbanks and Gage Jump landing on the injured list, Trey Yesavage struggling in his rehab outing, Jameson Taillon and Max Meyer shut down for the season, Jesús Luzardo headed to the IL, and Roki Sasaki having his Thursday start pushed back. Daily performance lists spotlight strong outings from Travis Bazzana, Cole Carrigg, Jeremy Pena, Ozzie Albies, Max Fried, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Jack Perkins, and Ryan Johnson. On the flip side, struggle listings include Oneil Cruz, Gunnar Henderson, Munetaka Murakami, Wilyer Abreu, Cristopher Sanchez, Andre Pallante, and Patrick Sandoval. Today's Drops analysis breaks down whether to move on from high-profile names including Munetaka Murakami, Jose Ramirez, Konnor Griffin, Brandon Nimmo, Gerrit Cole, Sandy Alcantara, Logan Webb, and Foster Griffin. First Cup Fantasy Baseball drops every weekday around 9 AM ET on The F6P Hour. Use code F6PPODS for 15% off All Access at fantasysixpack.net – rankings, matchup tools, DFS and betting cheat sheets, and more. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In today's episode of the Yankees Nation Podcast, Brian and Ryan covered:- Aaron Judge finding his timing- Gerrit Cole's struggles- Clarke Schmidt returning- Cam Schlittler for MVP?- AL East and playoff outlook

Tiki Barber and Evan Roberts critique Nate Burleson's recent analysis of Robert Saleh and Joe Burrow before considering Tom Brady's potential as a cinematic villain. They engage in a heated debate over whether Tarik Skubal is delivering the greatest pitching season in history compared to Ron Guidry and Christy Mathewson. The conversation also touches on Mitchell Voit's appearance and Gerrit Cole's awkward post-game celebration. (00:02:03) Burleson CBS Critique (00:06:18) Brady Villain Potential (00:11:14) Tarik Skubal Discussion (00:18:01) Predicting Craig Carton (00:21:01) Fantasy League Dispute (00:24:00) Skubal Pitching Debate (00:32:25) Pete Alonso Return

Joe Maddon and Tom Verducci begin with the improved play from the Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong. It's been a full year with the ABS system and Joe weighs in with his thoughts. How has the system changed the game from the dugout? Tom highlights Gerrit Cole and what he can do to turn things around on the mound. Plus, a big reason that Joe needs to get back to reading really big books! The Book of Joe Podcast is a production of iHeart Radio. #fsrSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to the Sorry to Interrupt podcast! Sean is back for a short Yankees Series Recap show right before they start their final roadtrip of the year in Minnesota as he gives his thoughts from the series against the Mets. Sean starts off by discussing Cam Schlittler's brilliant season and how the Cy Young may not be the only hardware for the star pitcher to win this year before pivoting to Gerrit Cole's recent struggles and what it could mean for his postseason roster status. Next, he hits on Ben Rice being 2 HRs away from 40 on the season, Cody Bellinger's hot streak and some news on Clarke Schmidt and Ryan Weathers. Everyone enjoy the pod!

On a new episode of the "The Show," Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman are joined by former Yankees & Mets pitcher and current broadcaster on YES Network, David Cone. David discusses Cam Schlittler's incredible season and if he actually has an MVP case. Later, he discusses what is going wrong for Gerrit Cole lately, how he feels about the Yankees celebrating clinching a postseason berth and if he has any interest being the Mets GM. Plus, Joel & Jon share their takeaways from the Subway Series, discuss some possible candidates to be the next Mets manager and if NYY should continue to push the Rays for the AL East. 0:00 Intro 2:00 Mets Future 7:30 Mets Manager Candidates 16:53 Yankees Clinch Another Postseason Berth 25:25 David Cone Joins The Show! 26:22 Cam Schlittler's Incredible Season 28:14 Schlittler For MVP? 31:40 Gerrit Cole 34:32 Yankees Bullpen 37:26 Pete Alonso & Juan Soto Returns To NY 40:41 Mets GM David Cone? 43:44 Pete Alonso 46:15 Spencer Jones 48:38 Yankees Postseason Berth Celebration 50:20 Yankees AL Favorite? 53:35 Hit Or Error Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fantasy Baseball Live – September 13, 2026Segments 1 and 2 – Review the weekend gamesAdditional Topics:1.The Twins call up Emmanuel Rodriguez, a potential three-true-outcome player who hit a home run in his first at-bat.2.Gerrit Cole got beat up again on Saturday – five earned runs in 4+ innings. Last time out, he gave up four home runs (solo shots). He's limping into the end here. Will the Yankees rest him the rest of the way? Would you start him?3.Anthony Volpe is back after playing very well in Triple-A. He went off on Friday, including a grand slam. Have you given up on Volpe or do you think there is still something there?4.Segment 3 – Pickups and Closer ReportSegment 4 – Two-start pitchers•Robert Gasser (Mil, 39%) – CHC (Matthew Boyd) and Cin (Chase Burns)•Jake Irvin (Was, 25%) – @SD (Nick Pivetta) and LAA (Grayson Rodriguez)•Gabriel Hughes (Col, 16%) - @NYY (Cam Schlitter) and @ Det (Jackson Jobe)

After a second straight troublesome start is it time for the Yankees to start thinking about starting Carlos Rodon over Gerrit Cole in the postseason?Also, has Cam Schlittler moved past the Cy Young debate and onto the MVP debate and should Luis Garcia Jr. be in the lineup everyday regardless of matchup?

After a second straight troublesome start is it time for the Yankees to start thinking about starting Carlos Rodon over Gerrit Cole in the postseason?Also, has Cam Schlittler moved past the Cy Young debate and onto the MVP debate and should Luis Garcia Jr. be in the lineup everyday regardless of matchup?

Boston Red Sox third baseman Rafael Devers will undergo season-ending core muscle surgery. Corey Pieper breaks down a devastating injury update for fantasy rosters entering championship season, major activations and prospect call-ups, the weekly Waiver Wire segment, and the FanDuel Bet of the Day. The health and transaction wire was frantic over the weekend as Rafael Devers is ruled out for the remainder of the season due to core muscle surgery, while Byron Buxton and Esmerlyn Valdez hit the injured list. On the news front, top prospects Emmanuel Rodriguez and Brody Hopkins earned major league call-ups, while Yordan Alvarez and Jac Caglianone were kept out of starting lineups. On the recovery side, Nathan Eovaldi, Josh Jung, Shea Langeliers, Ryan O'Hearn, and Willson Contreras all returned from the injured list, while Jesus Luzardo had a start skipped but remains hopeful to pitch later in the week. Daily performance slates featured explosive outputs in the studs column from Cade Cavalli, Ben Rice, Brett Bateman, Seth Lugo, Kyle Tucker, Zac Thornton, Francisco Lindor, Ryan O'Hearn, Pete Alonso, Andre Alvarez, Michael King, Fernando Tatis Jr., Ranger Suarez, Ian Seymour, Ronald Acuna Jr., Tyler Mahle, Bryan Woo, Lawrence Butler, Randy Arozarena, Nolan Arenado, Noah Cameron, Cam Schlittler, Emmet Sheehan, and a dominant Milwaukee offensive explosion powered by Jackson Chourio, Jake Bauers, William Contreras, Brice Turang, and Garrett Mitchell. On the flip side, Max Scherzer, Andrew Abbott, Zach Neto, Nolan McLean, Anthony Molina, Gerrit Cole, Kyle Bradish, Tyler Glasnow, Brandon Pfaadt, Gage Jump, Jacob Lopez, and Brady Singer matching up against Shane Drohan with Kyle Harrison in relief all tumbled into the duds section. Our weekly Waiver Wire segment delivers essential free-agent targets and priority pickups for the fantasy playoffs, featuring Garrett Mitchell (9%), Henry Bolte (39%), Bryce Eldridge (28%), Christian Encarnacion-Strand (10%), Andrew Alvarez (25%), and Hagen Smith (9%). First Cup Fantasy Baseball drops every weekday around 9 AM ET on The F6P Hour. Use code F6PPODS for 15% off All Access at fantasysixpack.net – rankings, matchup tools, DFS and betting cheat sheets, and more. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Craig and Chris explore the idea of starting a business with Elon Musk's autonomous Tesla Cybercabs to generate passive income. They also debate Aaron Judge's philosophy on pitchers winning the MVP award and blast Gerrit Cole for his rigid adherence to the stadium clock.(00:01:03) Tesla Cyber Taxi Investment(00:06:16) Aaron Judge's MVP Take(00:11:11) Gerrit Cole's Clock Obsession(00:14:00) Giants Future & Alonso's Return

That was a blast. The Yankees took two of three from the laughable Mets this past weekend. We cover it all, including Cody Bellinger and Ben Rice heating up, Gerrit Cole's recent struggles, and more.0:00 Intro0:41 Yanks Are Hot!5:34 Game 1 Recap & Thoughts10:43 Game 2 Recap & Thoughts11:53 Gerrit Cole Command Issues18:29 Game 3 Recap & Thoughts19:09 Tip Of The Cap (Reliever): Blackburn20:21 Tip Of The Cap (Starter): Schlittler23:03 Tip Of The Cap (Position Player): Rice24:29 Belli Bombs Are Back26:17 Yes, The Yankees Platoon...30:33 Outro*SUPPORT THE POD*https://account.venmo.com/u/Robert-Carbone-Jr-28Audio

The Mets beat up on Gerrit Cole and the Yankees on Saturday. Can they find a win to beat the Yankees on Sunday and take the Subway Series in the Bronx? P.S. T-Shirts are back on sale if you want to buy one.... or two! https://breakingt.com/products/the-rico Please like, rate, follow, favorite or subscribe to Rico Brogna here: ⁠⁠https://link.chtbl.com/RicoBrogna⁠⁠ Email TheRicoB@gmail.com

Did Cam Schlittler just cement his Cy Young case?? Chris McMonigle reacts to another dominant outing by the Yankee ace, and discusses why he needs to be the game one starter of a playoff series. Plus, Gerrit Cole is in a brutal slump. Should fans be concerned? And the Rays don't seem to lose, putting a significant dent in the Bombers' division hopes. Is it time to focus on health and being prepared for a Wild Card Series against the Red Sox?EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS3:08 - AL East Race Update: The Rays sweep the Astros, holding onto a daunting four-game lead in the loss column with 13 games left in the season.6:21 - Unpacking Cam Schlittler's historically great season, his sub-2.00 ERA, and his fiery, old-school mentality when facing rival fans.24:00 - Reflecting on the somber September 11th atmosphere, Carlos Rodon's strong start, and Ben Rice's pivotal strikeout challenge that shifted the game's momentum in game one.35:14 - Analyzing the controversial decision to sit top hitters Rice and Garcia against a lefty starter, and evaluating Gerrit Cole after he surrendered seven home runs over his last two starts.49:03 - Breaking down the 2-0 victory backed by Schlittler's arm and home runs from Rice and Wells in game three. Plus, a deep dive into Aaron Judge's current timing at the plate since his return.57:19 - Shill or Shame: Handing out the weekly honors—shaming Gerrit Cole's home run woes and shilling for Cam Schlittler's brilliance on the mound.1:00:00 - Looking Ahead: Playoff clinching scenarios, upcoming pitching matchups against the Minnesota Twins, and why Yankees fans should enjoy popping champagne for a postseason berth.

Mike reacts to the Mets 12-2 win over the Yankees. Gerrit Cole comes up small and now the Yankees face a must-win game Sunday. 00:00 Mets Destroy Yankees 06:00 Mets Spoil Yankees' Plans 09:00 Key Players' Performance 12:00 Yankees Pitching Concerns 18:00 Must-Win Game Preview

Mets vs Yankees | Zac Thornton vs Gerrit Cole | PLAY-BY-PLAY Gerrit Cole takes the mound as the Yankees take on the Mets. Every pitch, real reactions, unfiltered Yankees talk — this is GameSZN Live. NYY UNDERGROUND is the home for Yankees fans who want Real Talk!

The Yankees are playing good baseball—and suddenly, the path to October looks a lot more interesting.Since the last episode, the roster has changed, young players have emerged, Aaron Judge has returned, and the Yankees have put themselves in position to make a serious push for the AL East. But even with the offense clicking and the rotation looking dangerous, one major question still hangs over this team: Can the bullpen hold up when October arrives?Chris breaks down the Yankees' recent surge and the players shaping the stretch run, including George Lombard Jr., Anthony Volpe, Aaron Judge, Cam Schlittler, Will Warren, Max Fried, and Gerrit Cole.Can the Yankees catch Tampa Bay? Is George Lombard Jr. already changing the future of the franchise? Should Cam Schlittler get the ball in Game 1 of a postseason series? And is the Yankees bullpen the one weakness that could derail everything?The final weeks of the regular season are here.The chase is officially on.Topics DiscussedWhy the Yankees' recent record has changed the conversation around their season.How the upcoming series against Tampa Bay could shape the AL East race.Why George Lombard Jr. has quickly become an important part of the Yankees' future.What Anthony Volpe's return could mean for the Yankees moving forward.How Aaron Judge's presence changes the way opposing pitchers attack the lineup.Why the bullpen remains the Yankees' biggest unanswered question.Why Chris believes Cam Schlittler should start Game 1 in October.How Will Warren could become an unexpected postseason bullpen weapon.Why Max Fried's ability to pitch deep into games could be critical.Why the Yankees' four-man postseason rotation could be among the best in baseball.Yankees TriviaThere are 13 players in Yankees franchise history whose last names begin with the letter “Y.” Name at least three of them.Answer: Ryan Yarbrough, Kevin Youkilis, Miguel Yajure, Ed Yarnall, Kirby Yates, George Yeager, Joe Yeager, Stan Yerkes, Jim York, Chris Young, Curt Young, Eric Young Jr., Ralph YoungThis Episode: Which legendary Yankees pitcher previously held the franchise record for the most starts allowing one or zero runs in a single season—a benchmark set during the 1978 season?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

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A big Labor Day Weekend celebration for everyone, including the Kurkjian family! A Team Tim of the All-Labor variety will most likely make you stretch, laugh, and smile just a bit. PCA continues to lead our Takeaways, mostly because his year has been absolutely insane. In the 155-year history of the Cubs, he is the FIRST player to do WHAT? Seriously… he’s insane. Plus, Chris Sale and Paul Skenes are pitching out of their minds right now, but where does it rank historically? Tim Kurkjian makes a great point about the length of starts and how the game has changed. Adley Rutschman has done something no other player has ever done in a single season — and it may NEVER happen again. Kyle Schwarber strikes out a lot, yes, but where does this season rank among the most strikeout-heavy seasons in baseball history? On This Date, we talk Campy, Babe, and Gerrit Cole. What an interesting combination! You never know what you’re going to get On This Date. And the same goes for The Wheel of Kurkjian, featuring a very special guest wheel spinner: Jeff’s daughter, McKinley! Thank you so much for listening, and as always, thank you for being a part of our family! Use our code for 10% off your next order of MLB tickets on SeatGeek*: seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/TERRITORY10 Sponsored by SeatGeek. *Restrictions apply. Max $20 discount Shop now at Fabletics.com/Foul and get 70 to 80% off everything when you sign up as a new VIP See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Rose sits down with New York Yankees star closer David Bednar to talk about his experience pitching in New York, what it's like watching Aaron Judge up close, and an impossible choice for his beloved Steelers. After that, we ask stars around the league who the last celebrity they asked for a photo was. 0:00 Bednar's Steelers fandom 2:00 Closing for the Pirates vs closing for the Yankees 3:55 Being nicknamed the Bus and El Olso 5:45 Getting sent to the minor leagues in 2025 7:45 What is the most impressive thing about Aaron Judge? 8:30 Rapid fire questions 9:50 Gerrit Cole drops by 12:25 Who was the last celebrity you asked for a photo? Follow along with Jomboy Media at theshownotes.jomboymedia.com JM Merch Store: www.heydaze.com Featuring: David Bednar and Gerrit Cole Hosted by: Chris Rose Edited by: Zack Esposito #JMBaseball Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Atlanta Braves superstar Ronald Acuna Jr. leads off today's episode after delivering a clutch performance that anchors an action-packed slate of studs, duds, and critical news. Corey Pieper breaks down an elite showing from one of fantasy baseball's most explosive stars, a massive wave of September IL additions and call-ups, the weekly Waiver Wire segment, and the FanDuel Bet of the Day. Ronald Acuna Jr. headlines the top performers in a stacked studs section alongside Brayan Rocchio, Mickey Gasper, Cooper Pratt, Francisco Alvarez, Shota Imanaga, Cal Raleigh, Jeff McNeil, Zack Gelof, Blake Snell, Riley Greene, Carlos Rodon, Ryan Jeffers, Sonny Gray, Zack Wheeler, Alfred Molina, Rafael Devers, Christian Koss, Elly De La Cruz, Payton Tolle, Jake Burger, Bryan Woo, Ranger Suarez dueling Shane Baz, Jared Jones facing Ryan Montgomery, Max Fried matching up with Walker Buehler, Drew Rasmussen dueling Jacob deGrom, Yusei Kikuchi battling Braxton Ashcraft, Framber Valdez facing Parker Messick, Tyler Mahle dueling Aaron Nola, Paul Skenes matching up with Walbert Urena, Jackson Jobe dueling Gavin Williams, and Michael King squaring off against Gerrit Cole. The health and transaction wire was frantic over the weekend as Shane McClanahan hits the IL with forearm tightness, Dalton Rushing goes on the IL with a partially torn UCL, Jameson Taillon manages right elbow inflammation, Geraldo Perdomo was hit in the head by a line drive, and Luis Robert lands on the shelf with a hamstring injury. Additionally, Steven Okert, JT Ginn, Trent Grisham, and Ceddanne Rafaela all hit the injured list, Jac Caglianone deals with elbow soreness, and Max Kepler was designated for assignment. On the recovery and promotion front, Konnor Griffin returned from the IL, Nick Morabito, Carlos Jorge, Cooper Hjerpe, and Michael Arroyo earned big league call-ups, and Emmet Sheehan is set to serve as a bulk reliever on Monday. On the flip side, Kumar Rocker, Logan Gilbert, Robbie Ray, Martin Perez, Zac Thornton, Jarren Duran, Clay Holmes, Kyle Leahy, Cody Bellinger going 0-for-4 with three strikeouts, Roman Anthony going 0-for-5 with three strikeouts, Jackson Holliday, Konnor Griffin, and Drew Gilbert all going 0-for-4 with three strikeouts, Taj Bradley facing Anthony Kay, Kyle Harrison dueling Brady Singer, and Ian Seymour matching up against Mackenzie Gore all landed in the duds section. Our weekly Waiver Wire segment delivers essential free-agent pickups and high-upside targets to secure head-to-head leads during the fantasy baseball playoffs. First Cup Fantasy Baseball drops every weekday around 9 AM ET on The F6P Hour. Use code F6PPODS for 15% off All Access at fantasysixpack.net – rankings, matchup tools, DFS and betting cheat sheets, and more. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Gerrit Cole allowed back-to-back-to-back home runs to start Sunday's series finale against the Padres. Chris McMonigle sounds off on Cole's rocky start, the offense struggling against Michael King, and the wasted opportunity to gain a game on the Rays. Plus, are the Red Sox right back in the mix for the top Wild Card spot? C-Mac also touches on Trent Grisham's injury, Aaron Judge's looming return, and much more.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS00:00 - The Yankees lose the series to the Padres and fall four games behind the Rays. A look at the upcoming schedule and the math required to close the gap in the division.5:00 - Analysis of the Yankees' urgency and overall bullpen management. The offense continues its frustrating trend of getting leadoff runners on base but failing to deliver clutch hits when needed.15:30 - Trent Grisham suffers a grade two hamstring strain. With Grisham sidelined, Spencer Jones is firmly cemented as the starting center fielder.23:00 - Game 1 late-inning breakdown. Will Warren pitches well out of the bullpen, but Aaron Boone is questioned for pitching Paul Blackburn instead of closer David Bednar in a crucial tied game. Boone is also heavily criticized for failing to challenge an out call when Spencer Jones attempted to steal third base in the 10th inning.36:00 - A discussion on managing the bullpen down the stretch as Clarke Schmidt prepares to return.46:00 - Gerrit Cole gives up three first-inning home runs to Fernando Tatis Jr., Jake Cronenworth, and Manny Machado. Cole settles down to pitch into the seventh, prompting a discussion on why it is more concerning when he loses his effectiveness suddenly mid-game rather than starting poorly.1:03:00 - A minor league update on Anthony Volpe, who hit five home runs in his last five Triple-A games.1:07:00 - Aaron Judge's return strategy and why there is no set number of at-bats he needs to feel comfortable. The episode wraps up with fan comments, addressing why the Yankees should not fear the Red Sox catching them in the standings and the absolute necessity of sweeping the upcoming series against the Colorado Rockies.

Yankees vs Padres | Gerrit Cole vs Michael King | PLAY-BY-PLAY Gerrit Cole takes the mound as the Yankees take on the Padres. Every pitch, real reactions, unfiltered Yankees talk — this is GameSZN Live. NYY UNDERGROUND is the home for Yankees fans who want Real Talk!

Cam Schlittler's historic road dominance creates a fascinating October decision for the Yankees. Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash debate whether Schlittler should start Games 1 and 5 of a playoff series or whether the Yankees should exploit his road success in a pivotal Game 3 while trusting Gerrit Cole and Max Fried elsewhere. They also defend Spencer Jones against calls for Trent Grisham to get more postseason playing time. Shaun Morash is in for Evan Roberts alongside Tiki Barber. They question why Garrett Wilson and Breece Hall were left off the Jets' captain list, identify Malachi Fields and Deonte Banks as potential Giants X-factors, and explain how John Harbaugh could change the Giants' late-game decision-making. Plus, the Clippers' massive punishment sparks a hypothetical debate about what similar NBA scrutiny could mean for the Knicks.

Cam Schlittler's incredible road numbers force the Yankees into a fascinating October rotation debate. Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash weigh whether Schlittler should get Games 1 and 5 of a playoff series or whether his dominance away from Yankee Stadium makes him the perfect choice for a pivotal Game 3 while Gerrit Cole and Max Fried handle the other starts. Shaun Morash is in for Evan Roberts alongside Tiki Barber. They also push back on the idea that the Yankees lack urgency, debate whether struggling veterans are being given too much leeway, and begin examining how John Harbaugh's decision-making could make the Giants look very different this season.

The Clippers' brutal punishment for circumventing the salary cap has Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber wondering whether the NBA could uncover similar behavior elsewhere. After Steve Ballmer's suspension and the loss of five first-round picks, Shaun points to Pablo Torre's previous hint involving the Knicks and Jalen Brunson and asks how nervous Knicks fans should be. Shaun Morash is in for Evan Roberts alongside Tiki Barber. They debate whether the NBA could ever strip a championship if wrongdoing surfaced and whether fans would still consider the title legitimate. Plus, the conversation returns to the Yankees' playoff rotation, with Cam Schlittler's road dominance creating a major decision about how to line up Gerrit Cole and Max Fried for October.

Evan Roberts, and Shaun Morash discuss George Lombard Jr.'s defensive struggles and what it could mean for the postseason. Plus: -Why won't Aaron Boone give Lombard a day off? -Chris McMonigle gives his thoughts on Lombard -Craig Carton says Yankees should have pushed Gerrit Cole back for Red Sox

Evan Roberts, and Shaun Morash discuss George Lombard Jr.'s defensive struggles and what it could mean for the postseason. Plus: -Why won't Aaron Boone give Lombard a day off? -Chris McMonigle gives his thoughts on Lombard -Craig Carton says Yankees should have pushed Gerrit Cole back for Red Sox