Podcast appearances and mentions of Giancarlo Stanton

Chris McMonigle is back to recap another Yankees series, but first, he celebrates the Knicks ending New York's championship drought among the four major sports, how it means Aaron Judge is no longer the king of New York sports, and what the Yanks can learn from the champion Knicks. Plus, these Yanks are putting some narratives to bed after another series win without Judge. Giancarlo Stanton suffered a setback in his rehab from a calf strain, and Chris says fans can no longer count on seeing Stanton at all this season (9:50). Trent Grisham is also now on the IL, which C-Mac says is crushing given the timing and how Grisham was hitting before the injury (25:13). Finally, we break down the series victory over the Blue Jays and the main storylines that came from the three-game set (30:48).

The Yankees are winning games like nothing can touch them, and that's exactly the problem: everything is touching them. Aaron Judge is out with a stress fracture on his first rib, Giancarlo Stanton is back on the injured list with more imaging ahead, and key names like Trent Grisham, Max Fried, and Clark Schmidt are also sidelined. Yet the New York Yankees still sit on top of the American League. So what's real, what's luck, and what's going to break when the calendar flips to August?I dig into the stretch that includes a strong series in Toronto and the bigger reasons the team keeps stacking wins. I talk lineup sparks from Ben Rice, the steady impact of Paul Goldschmidt, and why Cody Bellinger's all-around game keeps showing up when the Yankees need it. I also get into the “edge” factor, why a player like Caballero can change the feel of a team, and why the defense looks different when the right guys are playing the right spots.Then I hit the uncomfortable truth: the bullpen is still a major concern, and the trade deadline has to be about building an October-proof roster, not just surviving June. I also put the hot start in context, because the American League has been shockingly weak, and that changes how we judge the standings. Finally, I look ahead at the schedule and the must-fix positions, from catcher production to third base stability, so the season doesn't turn into a “nice story” instead of a real run.If you're following Yankees baseball for more than highlights, subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a quick review so more fans can find the show.Send fan mailJersey Guy Sports is available on all podcasting platforms. Listen on SpotifyListen on Apple Podcasts Listen on YouTubeListen on PocketCastsListen on iHeart RadioListen on Amazon MusicListen on TuneIn and AlexaListen on other podcasting platforms hereSocials Facebook, JGS Twitter, Threads, Youtub...

Chris McMonigle is back to recap another Yankees series, but first, he celebrates the Knicks ending New York's championship drought among the four major sports, how it means Aaron Judge is no longer the king of New York sports, and what the Yanks can learn from the champion Knicks. Plus, these Yanks are putting some narratives to bed after another series win without Judge. Giancarlo Stanton suffered a setback in his rehab from a calf strain, and Chris says fans can no longer count on seeing Stanton at all this season (9:50). Trent Grisham is also now on the IL, which C-Mac says is crushing given the timing and how Grisham was hitting before the injury (25:13). Finally, we break down the series victory over the Blue Jays and the main storylines that came from the three-game set (30:48).

Yankees pitcher and AL Cy Young frontrunner Cam Schlittler joins the show to discuss his mindset, his epic postseason debut against the Red Sox last year, how he learned to hit 100 mph, and he shares a great story about how Aaron Judge helped him in a time of need. Jorge Castillo then joins to discuss Schlittler's dominance, the storybook walk-off home runs from Bryce Eldridge and Braden Montgomery, the Cardinals surprising season, and if Mets President of Baseball Operations David Stearns is on the hot seat. Plus Sarah Langs and Bleacher Tweets! 0:00 Welcome 0:51 Cam Schlittler joins 1:43 Postseason game against the Red Sox 3:00 Memories of being drafted by the Yankees 5:35 First time hitting 100 mph 8:15 The key to his 3-pitch fastball arsenal 9:19 Aaron Judge being a good captain 11:08 Giancarlo Stanton's role 12:11 A Massachusetts native playing for the Yankees 14:08 Jorge Castillo joins, Cam Schlittler's dominance 17:02 Bryce Eldridge walk-off Grand Slam 22:31 Braden Montgomery walk-off home run in debut 25:26 Jordan Walker's impressive year for St. Louis 27:27 Trade Deadline Outlook 30:18 The State of the Mets: Is David Stearns' job safe? 38:47 Sarah Langs plays the numbers game 39:47 Bleacher Tweets (Orioles, Australia) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Yankees pitcher and AL Cy Young frontrunner Cam Schlittler joins the show to discuss his mindset, his epic postseason debut against the Red Sox last year, how he learned to hit 100 mph, and he shares a great story about how Aaron Judge helped him in a time of need. Jorge Castillo then joins to discuss Schlittler's dominance, the storybook walk-off home runs from Bryce Eldridge and Braden Montgomery, the Cardinals surprising season, and if Mets President of Baseball Operations David Stearns is on the hot seat. Plus Sarah Langs and Bleacher Tweets! 0:00 Welcome 0:51 Cam Schlittler joins 1:43 Postseason game against the Red Sox 3:00 Memories of being drafted by the Yankees 5:35 First time hitting 100 mph 8:15 The key to his 3-pitch fastball arsenal 9:19 Aaron Judge being a good captain 11:08 Giancarlo Stanton's role 12:11 A Massachusetts native playing for the Yankees 14:08 Jorge Castillo joins, Cam Schlittler's dominance 17:02 Bryce Eldridge walk-off Grand Slam 22:31 Braden Montgomery walk-off home run in debut 25:26 Jordan Walker's impressive year for St. Louis 27:27 Trade Deadline Outlook 30:18 The State of the Mets: Is David Stearns' job safe? 38:47 Sarah Langs plays the numbers game 39:47 Bleacher Tweets (Orioles, Australia) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Former USMNT Head Coach Gregg Behalter and Rich discuss Team USA's chances to make some noise in the World Cup, what it will be like watching his son Sebastian play for the national team, the improvement of play in MLS, and more. In ‘What's More Likely' Rich weighs in on the Broncos, Chiefs, Seahawks, Bears, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott, Chargers QB Justin Herbert, the NBA Finals, the Stanley Cup Final, Dodgers 1B Freddie Freeman, Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton, and more.    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris McMonigle reacts to the continued struggles of Anthony Volpe, and makes the case for him to be sent down as soon as either Giancarlo Stanton or Jasson Dominguez are ready to return. But can the Yankees be trusted to make that decision when the time comes?

Chris McMonigle celebrates a Yankees sweep of the Guardians on the road, as they continue their extended ownership over AL Central opponents. Chris applauds the team's effort to pick up three wins without Aaron Judge, and raves about the contributions from Paul Goldschmidt so far this season (7:00). Plus, Austin Wells' injury update and the catching problem that is not going away (8:45), the continued Anthony Volpe discourse and why he should be sent down as soon as Jasson Dominguez or Giancarlo Stanton are ready to return (11:50), and a full recap of the series sweep (22:24).

Welcome back to the Sorry to Interrupt podcast! Sean is back with another Yankees series recap pod as he he reacts to the Yanks splitting a rain-abbreviated 2-game set with Boston in the Bronx. Sean gives his takes from Sunday's win then discusses the current roster situation with Aaron Judge set to miss significant time as well as Austin Wells landing on the IL. Next, he gives updates on Jasson Dominguez and Giancarlo Stanton's roads to return to the Bronx before previewing this week's series with the Guardians in Cleveland. Everyone enjoy the pod!

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber get caught up in the excitement around Knicks finals basketball, but with a twist: the debut of a Mike Breen “bang” tracker inspired by Big Cat's idea. They make their own predictions for how many signature calls Breen might deliver, debate whether game one will shape the entire series, and weigh just how much confidence Knicks fans should have. The conversation also branches into Landry Shamet jokes, New York's playoff energy, and a Yankees injury scare involving Aaron Judge. Evan and Tiki break down possible lineup fixes, Giancarlo Stanton's role, and a shot taken at Jazz Chisholm by a Cleveland broadcaster.

Evan and Tiki preview the Knicks versus Spurs NBA Finals matchup, debating how many "Bang!" calls Mike Breen will deliver during Game 1. They discuss Aaron Judge's concerning rib injury and potential lineup shifts for the Yankees, including the possibility of Giancarlo Stanton returning to the outfield. The conversation also covers the anniversary of Tom Thibodeau's firing and Mike Brown's energetic press conference rendition of "Who Let the Dogs Out." 01:50 - Predicting Mike Breen Bangs 06:16 - Knicks Vs 2015 Mets 09:11 - Knicks Championship Confidence 12:31 - Aaron Judge Injury Concerns 18:33 - Jazz Chisholm Defense 23:01 - Tom Thibodeau Anniversary 29:00 - Tiki Barber Career Talk 33:03 - Halftime Show Announcement 37:09 - Locker Room Sauna Tales 41:27 - Mike Brown Singing

The Yankees completed their road trip with a series win over the A's, highlighted by a 13-run third inning in which they score 10 runs before recording a single out! Chris reacts to the series and why it reinforces his belief that the narrative surrounding the Bombers' record against teams above .500 is silly (1:43), the potential lineup issue when Giancarlo Stanton returns (8:00), whether this Yankee rotation is better than the ones of the 1990s dynasty teams (19:45), why Chris is not concerned about Aaron Judge's continued underwhelming season (27:30), and recapping the series as a whole, including the epic rally (49:55).

The Yankees completed their road trip with a series win over the A's, highlighted by a 13-run third inning in which they score 10 runs before recording a single out! Chris reacts to the series and why it reinforces his belief that the narrative surrounding the Bombers' record against teams above .500 is silly (1:43), the potential lineup issue when Giancarlo Stanton returns (8:00), whether this Yankee rotation is better than the ones of the 1990s dynasty teams (19:45), why Chris is not concerned about Aaron Judge's continued underwhelming season (27:30), and recapping the series as a whole, including the epic rally (49:55).

The mailbag delivers. Listener emails this week include a baseball honeymoon, a Jeopardy-funded wedding (not a typo), and a fan who shipped over APBA game materials and a stack of 1972 Topps cards. That last one matters by the end of the episode. In BP, Jeff and Mark work through the week's oddities: batters watching their own strikeout replays in real time, the phrase "circuit clout" making a comeback, Elmo showing up in the Phillies booth alongside John Kruk, Jazz Chisholm wearing Giancarlo Stanton's pants to break a slump, and a genuinely strange roster trivia note involving the Marlins, Cardinals, and Twins. The main segment is 1988. Specifically, what happens when a pitcher gets so locked in that the league starts to feel likeit's 1968 all over again. Orel Hershiser threw 59 consecutive scoreless innings that year — breaking Don Drysdale's record — and won the Cy Young while doing it. Jeff puts it in context against Bob Gibson's 1968, the last time people seriously asked whether pitchers had broken the sport. The episode closes with Wax Pack Heroes, using the 1972 Topps cards the listener sent in. 00:00 Cold Open and Welcome 00:18 On Location and Mariners Talk 01:31 Mailbag Honeymoon Baseball Stories 04:15 APBA Surprise and Wax Packs 07:19 BP Big Screens and Circuit Clouts 09:11 Elmo in the Broadcast Booth 10:52 Jazz Chisholm Wears Stantons Pants 13:22 Weird MLB Three Team Trivia 15:01 NCIS New Orleans Baseball Cameos 16:54 Year of the Pitcher Part Deux 44:35 Wax PackHeroes 01:07:10 Thanks Plugs Signoff Connect With Us YouTube: www.youtube.com/@twostrikenoise Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/twostrikenoise BlueSky: @twostrikenoise.bsky.social Email: twostrikenoise@gmail.com Support a Great Cause: Don't let your common cards collect dust! Donate them to help spark a child's interest in the game at http://commons4kids.org/. #baseballhistory #mlb #baseball #Yankees #RedSox #Cal #BaseballCards #TwoStrikeNoise  

Randy, John Fricke, and Beau explore the quirky world of sports superstitions on the Midday Show, specifically Marlins star Jazz Chisholm Jr. borrowing Giancarlo Stanton's pants to end a hitting drought. They also recap the latest in the ACC tournament and discuss a viral fantasy football punishment involving a NASA onesie. 01:52 - Georgia Tech and UGA Updates 04:27 - Jazz Chisholm's Lucky Pants 10:31 - Fantasy Football Punishments

Tonight, the Knicks and Cavs battle at the Garden, the Mets score 10 runs in the 12th to beat the Nationals, and the LIRR strike ends with limited noon service. Boomer predicts a six-game Knicks series, Jerry delivers updates from Josh Hart and Jalen Brunson, and the Spurs top OKC in double OT behind a huge night from Victor Wembanyama. After hearing the sounds of the Mets' wild 12th inning, we check out Jazz Chisholm homering in Giancarlo Stanton's pants, John Harbaugh's bold claims at the Giants' town hall about kicking the Cowboys' ass, and the Canadiens advancing past the Sabres. We wrap it all up with Eddie's "Yankees Elimination Day" t-shirts.

Jerry starts with Josh Hart on playing the Cavaliers, plus Jalen Brunson on what to expect. The Spurs beat OKC in double OT. We heard the Mets 10-run 12th inning. Jazz Chisholm hit a HR while continuing to wear Giancarlo Stanton's pants. The Giants held a town hall at Beacon Theater and John Harbaugh talked about having a good enough football team ‘to kick the Cowboys' ass'. The Canadians beat the Sabres to advance.

Blake Murphy is joined by Sportsnet's Arden Zwelling in-studio to talk the Tigers series, Yohendrick Pinango's hitting, Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s home run, Brandon Valenzuela's play since Alejandro Kirk went down and more. The Athletic's Cody Stavenhagen (52:49) checks in to contextualize the Detroit Tigers' recent struggles, injuries depleting the roster and reasons for optimism. Afterwards, Emmanuel Berbari (1:17:11) of WFAN 660 dives into Cam Schlittler, filling the void of Giancarlo Stanton and the stakes of their 4-game series against the Blue Jays this week. 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 affiliate.

How concerning is Max Fried's elbow? How badly do the Yankees miss Giancarlo Stanton? Buster Olney says many people around baseball think Anthony Volpe should start playing other positions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris McMonigle is here to calm the nerves of panicking Yankee fans after the team dropped its fifth game in the last six. C-Mac says there is no need to overreact to a blip on the radar, though there should be at least some level of concern with Max Fried, who is headed back to New York for imaging on his elbow. Chris dives in to how Fried's absence could impact the team and the rotation, and if it means Gerrit Cole could return sooner than originally planned (5:00). Plus, Anthony Volpe is back, and Chris says the Yanks are handling his promotion the right way, though he believes Jose Caballero should be the starting shortstop once he returns from the IL (20:22). C-Mac also jumps into the latest discouraging update on Giancarlo Stanton's recovery (27:00), sounds off on Jazz Chisholm's continued struggles (37:20), and recaps the series in Baltimore (49:00).

One-hit losses will do that thing where they don't just beat you, they make you question everything. That's where we're at with the New York Yankees right now: five losses in six games, a lineup that goes quiet for long stretches, and late leads that feel like they're borrowed time. I talk through why this slide is happening so fast, and why it's not enough to wave it away as “just May.”I dig into the two patterns behind the recent mess: comatose hitting and bullpen disasters. The one-run game record tells a story, and it's not a lucky-break story. I get into what the Yankees aren't doing at the plate, from poor situational hitting to too many regulars performing well below even their own career standards. When only a few bats are producing, every mistake becomes louder and every close game becomes a coin flip.Then I hit the injury pileup and what it does to the big picture. Max Fried's elbow soreness, Giancarlo Stanton's stalled return, Jason Dominguez missing weeks, Caballero on the IL, and the uncertainty of Gerrit Cole coming back strong from Tommy John rehab all change what this team can realistically be in the short term. I also give Paul Goldschmidt his flowers, then get blunt about tougher roster calls, including concerns about Anthony Volpe and whether Spencer Jones should be used to bring back real help.If you care about where the Yankees are headed, subscribe, share this with a friend who's spiraling too, and leave a quick review so more fans find the show. What's the one move you'd make first to stop the bleeding?Send fan mailJersey Guy Sports is available on all podcasting platforms. Listen on SpotifyListen on Apple Podcasts Listen on YouTubeListen on PocketCastsListen on iHeart RadioListen on Amazon MusicListen on TuneIn and AlexaListen on other podcasting platforms hereSocials Facebook, JGS Twitter, Threads, Youtub...

Chris McMonigle gives his instant reaction to hyped prospect Spencer Jones getting called up to the majors in the wake of Jasson Dominguez being sent to the IL. C-Mac expects Jones to get a legitimate run with real playing time until Dominguez or Giancarlo Stanton return. He also breaks down why the move is the latest sign that these Yanks are operating with more urgency than years past.

Chris McMonigle gives his instant reaction to hyped prospect Spencer Jones getting called up to the majors in the wake of Jasson Dominguez being sent to the IL. C-Mac expects Jones to get a legitimate run with real playing time until Dominguez or Giancarlo Stanton return. He also breaks down why the move is the latest sign that these Yanks are operating with more urgency than years past.

On The Wire - Adam and Kevin break down a lighter MLB news week while diving deep into bullpen chaos, injuries, and shifting roles impacting fantasy baseball. The episode focuses heavily on FAAB strategy, streaming options, and identifying short-term opportunity plays across all categories.3:30 – Yankees updates: Giancarlo Stanton IL, Jasson Domínguez call-upPlayers discussed: Giancarlo Stanton, Jasson Domínguez, Trent Grisham, Austin Wells, Ben Rice 9:00 – Red Sox rotation: Garrett Crochet injury, Jake Bennett debutPlayers discussed: Garrett Crochet, Jake Bennett, Brayan Bello 15:00 – Blue Jays lineup shifts with George Springer returnPlayers discussed: George Springer, Myles Straw, Davis Schneider, Lenyn Sosa 19:30 – Brewers pitching concerns: Jacob Misiorowski scare, Brandon Woodruff ILPlayers discussed: Jacob Misiorowski, Brandon Woodruff, Logan Henderson, Robert Gasser 24:30 – Rays pitching usage: Griffin Jax transition & bullpen strategyPlayers discussed: Griffin Jax, Ryan Pepiot 30:00 – Orioles bullpen + Trevor Rogers ILPlayers discussed: Trevor Rogers, Cade Povich, Ryan Helsley, Yennier Cano, Andrew Kittredge, Anthony Nunez, Rico Garcia 40:00 – Tigers injuries and playing time shiftsPlayers discussed: Casey Mize, Javier Báez, Jace Jung, Matt Vierling 44:00 – Mets injuries and lineup changesPlayers discussed: Luis Robert Jr. Jr., MJ Melendez, Tyrone Taylor, Austin Slater, Tommy Pham 50:00 – Reds rotation update: Brandon Williamson IL, Lodolo return outlookPlayers discussed: Brandon Williamson, Nick Lodolo 52:30 – Spencer Strider return and start decisionsPlayers discussed: Spencer Strider 55:30 – FAAB Targets: Power hittersPlayers discussed: MJ Melendez, Austin Hays, Jonny DeLuca, Gavin Sheets, Kody Clemens, JJ Bleday 1:01:00 – FAAB Targets: Speed optionsPlayers discussed: David Hamilton, Jorge Mateo, Jake McCarthy, Austin Martin, Brandon Lockridge 1:06:30 – Opportunity plays & schedule breakdownPlayers discussed: Travis Bazzana, Jhonkensy Noel, Jahmai Jones 1:10:30 – Starting pitching targets (wins & Ks)Players discussed: Jake Bennett, Elmer Rodríguez, Nick Martinez, Davis Martin, Slade Cecconi, Cade Cavalli, Kyle Leahy 1:17:30 – Ratio relievers & speculative armsPlayers discussed: Rico Garcia, Anthony Nunez, Hunter Gaddis, Kyle Finnegan 1:21:00 – Saves speculation & bullpen chaosPlayers discussed: Jacob Latz, Pete Fairbanks, Calvin Faucher, Tyler Phillips 1:24:00 – Wildcard stash & prospect talkPlayers discussed: Joshua Baez, Victor Scott II Join Our Discord & Support The Show: PL+ | PL Pro - Get 15% off Yearly with code PODCASTProud member of the Pitcher List Fantasy Baseball Podcast Network Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Munetaka Murakami is the biggest sell high of the fantasy baseball season so far, and Joe Bond and Corey Pieper both agree you should be moving him right now for legitimate top-tier talent before the league figures out how to pitch to him. On the waiver wire add side, AJ Applegarth and Joe run through Nolan Arenado, Cole Young, Moises Ballesteros, JR Ritchie, Chase Dollander, Foster Griffin, and Spencer Arrighetti. AJ was skeptical on Arenado while Joe and Corey are riding the hot bat, and Dollander gets the strongest endorsement of the group despite sitting at just 46% rostership. Jarren Duran is the rage drop of the week, with Joe keeping him for now but benching him in every league — Corey and Joe went deep on why he simply cannot be started right now despite the massive upside. Also on the drop list: Luis Castillo, Giancarlo Stanton, and Eugenio Suarez. Rankings risers this week include Mike Trout, Randy Arozarena, Josh Jung, Jose Soriano, Nolan McLean, Bryan Baker, and Louie Varland. Falling down the board: Jarren Duran, Pete Crow-Armstrong, Rafael Devers, Devin Williams, Aaron Nola, Salvador Perez, and Logan Gilbert. Corey leads the buy low and sell high segment. Buy low targets are Ketel Marte, Freddie Freeman, and Matthew Boyd — all three have strong underlying numbers that do not match their surface stats. The sell highs are JJ Wetherholt, Mickey Moniak, and Murakami, with Joe and Corey both making the case that Murakami hype is at its peak and you can flip him for serious value right now. The Fantasy Six Pack Hour drops every week on The F6P Hour feed. Use code F6PPODS for 15% off All Access at fantasysixpack.net — rankings, matchup tools, DFS and betting cheat sheets, and more. Presented by FanDuel. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In our 137th episode, Mike Couillard and Jeremy Brewer discuss the omnibus of MLB firings, promotions, and injuries over the last week before analyzing some prospects outside of The Itch's preseason Top 100 that are off to booming starts.You can find us on bluesky at @cardscategories.bsky.social, @mcouill7.bsky.social, and @jbrewer17.bsky.social. Email the pod at cardscategories@gmail.com.We have Cards & Categories swag for purchase here!Sign up here to get access to all of the Razzball tools to win your 2026 fantasy leagues!Links to things discussed in the pod:Red Sox clear house, fire majority of coaching staffRob Thomson relieved of duties in PhiladelphiaGuardians promote Travis BazzanaPayton Tolle rejoins the big league rotationJR Ritchie makes MLB debutTwins bring up Connor Prielipp from Triple-AYankees recall Elmer RodriguezYankees shelve Giancarlo Stanton with calf strain, recall Jasson DominguezGarrett Crochet placed on IL with shoulder inflammationFrancisco Lindor sent to IL with calf strain, to miss “decent amount” of timeWyatt Langford nursing flexor strain on ILOblique strain fells Eugenio SuarezPhillies place J.T. Realmuto on ILAngels DFA Jordan RomanoUpcoming baseball card release schedule:April 29: 2026 Topps Chrome Black April 29: 2025 Topps DefinitiveMay 13: 2026 BowmanMay 27: 2026 Panini DonrussJune 17: 2026 Donruss EliteTBD: 2025 Topps Chrome Platinum ‘55 (preorder May 5)TBD: 2026 Topps Series 2 (preorder May 11)TBD: 2026 Topps Dynasty (preorder May 4)Under The Radar Prospects (1:01:11)HittersPedro Ramirez, 2B/3B, CHCLuis Lara, OF, MILJames Tibbs III, 1B/OF, LADTheo Gillian, OF, TBPitchersAnthony Eyanson, BOSPatrick Copen, LADWei-En Lin, ATH

Ben Maller talks about Oregon QB Dante Moore being ahead of Arch Manning for the top spot in the 2027 NFL Draft, Edwin Diaz being confident in a return to form for the Dodgers, Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton ending up on the IL yet again, Maller's Mountain of Money: Penelope Cruz Edition, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ranger Suarez was filthy on Monday, going eight innings with one hit, one walk, and ten strikeouts, making him the stud of the day on today's episode of First Cup Fantasy Baseball. Corey Pieper also covers Luis Castillo getting tagged for seven earned runs, Giancarlo Stanton heading to the IL, and Manny Machado and Pete Fairbanks both exiting with injuries. Today's rotating segment is the Bullpen Report, with Corey looking at Jake Latz in Texas and the Dennis Santana situation in Pittsburgh after a brutal four-run outing. Don't miss the FanDuel Bet of the Day — Angels and White Sox under 7.5 at +100. 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.

Chris McMonigle shares his realization that the Yankees are better off with the emergence of Ben Rice and the presence of Max Fried than they would be with Juan Soto. He and Craig Carton also review the success of their NFL Draft coverage as reported by the Sports Business Journal. The two react to the news of Kodai Senga heading to the injured list and debate the timing of Giancarlo Stanton's injury status. 01:00 - Spelling Test Discussion 04:01 - Ben Rice vs Soto 11:33 - NFL Draft Show Success 19:35 - Kodai Senga Injury Update 22:30 - Stanton IL Status Debate

The Yankees keep winning series, and C-Mac is here to break it all down, but not before having his fun at the expense of the rival Red Sox, who are officially a mess after firing manager Alex Cora and five members of the coaching staff (3:55). Chris celebrates Boston's rock bottom, then reacts to Luis Gil's demotion and Jasson Dominguez's call-up from Triple-A, and what it might mean for Giancarlo Stanton (16:16). Plus, Anthony Volpe is nearing a return and may take playing time away from Jose Caballero, who has been playing much better of late (30:40).

Welcome back to the Sorry to Interrupt podcast! Sean is back with another Yankees series recap show as he reacts to the Yanks taking 2 of 3 from the Astros in Houston. Sean gives his observations from the series including Giancarlo Stanton's injury, the bottom of the order coming alive and what the future may hold for Luis Gil. Next, he discusses the continued rehab stints for Volpe, Cole, and Rodon before giving his thoughts on the Red Sox firing Alex Cora. Everyone enjoy the pod!

The Yankees keep winning series, and C-Mac is here to break it all down, but not before having his fun at the expense of the rival Red Sox, who are officially a mess after firing manager Alex Cora and five members of the coaching staff (3:55). Chris celebrates Boston's rock bottom, then reacts to Luis Gil's demotion and Jasson Dominguez's call-up from Triple-A, and what it might mean for Giancarlo Stanton (16:16). Plus, Anthony Volpe is nearing a return and may take playing time away from Jose Caballero, who has been playing much better of late (30:40).

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): Sure, there is Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton. And, maybe, the Yankees' hot start is built on some really, really good pitching. But two players you should absolutely know a little better are Ben Rice and Cody Bellinger. So, that's exactly what Bradfo helps you do thanks to conversations with both. And, not stopping there, our host then catches up with three pitchers - Paul Blackburn, Garrett Whitlock, and Ryan Yarbrough - to discuss the pitchers' perspective on this new strike zone. It's a podcast that will inform and entertain. 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

The Yankees this week took their first trip to Boston and showed up big! Giancarlo Stanton had himself another great series at Fenway, Cam Schlittler silenced Red Sox fans yet again, and some of the Yankees quiet bats like Jazz Chisholm wake up! Not only that, but we discuss the Yankees' latest big news that they will be adding alternate uniforms. Make sure you subscribe to stick around for more Yankees content!

Jerry with more audio of Vrabel's statement to the media and sounds of the Yankees shutting out the Red Sox as Giancarlo Stanton had a big night. The Mets lost their 12th straight game after going up 3-0 with Nolan McLean on the mound. Then Devin Williams blew it. We heard from Williams and Carlos Mendoza after the game.

We look at draft expert Peter Schrager's Jets and Giants picks followed by a wave of calls on the Mets' 12-game slide. Jerry highlights the sounds of that 12th straight loss and Nolan McClean's rough outing before shifting to Giancarlo Stanton leading the Yankees over the Red Sox. Mike Vrabel speaks on the Dianna Russini situation, Jerry rounds up the NBA and NHL, and the "Moment of the Day" addresses flatulence. The show wraps with the Mets' historically bad streak and a caller's theory on their bad luck.

The Patriots snuck Mike Vrabel out for a statement that sounded like an admission of an improper relationship, prompting a comparison of his transgressions to Dianna Russini's. Jerry plays the audio of that statement before recapping the Yankees' shutout of the Red Sox behind Giancarlo Stanton and the Mets' 12th straight loss after a Nolan McLean start and a Devin Williams blown save. Following reactions from Williams and Carlos Mendoza, the hour wraps with news on our upcoming live draft stream and Greg Buttle's grievance against B&G over Super Bowl credit.

The Knicks prep for Game 3 against the Hawks with talk of adjustments Your calls on Knicks & Mets. Jerry highlights Ron Darling's story of Nolan McLean's costly “my bad” pitch that led to a home run, followed by McLean's struggles the third time through the order. Yankees shutout the Red Sox behind Giancarlo Stanton and Jerry recaps the NBA playoffs. Finally, Gio and Greg Buttle's golf victory over Boomer and Wally.

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Hollywood's Headlines opens with more discussion around the Mike Vrabel and Diana Russini cheating rumors, noting both are married as speculation continues to circulate. The conversation then shifts to the Savannah Bananas expanding their reach across Roku Sports, TruTV, and Disney+, followed by frustration over The Masters being spread across multiple streaming platforms this weekend. They also react to FIFA World Cup ticket price increases, and wrap with Giancarlo Stanton stealing his first base since 2020 against the Marlins, prompting Joe to joke about his ongoing injury issues.

The Yankees are off to a historic start, led by a dominant rotation putting up one of the lowest ERAs to begin a season in over a century. We break down what's fueling their early success, including standout performances from Max Fried, Cam Schlittler, and a healthy Giancarlo Stanton. Plus, are the Pittsburgh Pirates actually for real? With elite pitching, emerging prospects, and a strong start to the season, Pittsburgh is forcing its way into the conversation. We also dive into this week's MLB Power Rankings, biggest risers and fallers, and highlight the top performers in our Team of the Week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Opening Day energy is in full swing, and the Yankees are already giving fans plenty to be excited about. From dominant early pitching performances to a clubhouse fueled by urgency, this episode dives into why this team feels different and what it could mean for the season ahead. With insight from David Cone and David Bednar, the conversation explores rising arms like Will Warren, the evolution of young talent, and the impact of leadership from veterans like Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton. Plus, a look at the ABS challenge system, bullpen concerns, and whether this team truly has the edge to turn early promise into something special.

The final hour of the Evan & Tiki Show is PACKED. Evan reacts to a powerful report from The Athletic about the Yankees clubhouse, highlighting leadership from Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton, and Paul Goldschmidt, is this the mindset that finally gets them back to the World Series?

The Yankees are sending a clear message early this season and it is all about focus. A team meeting led by veterans like Giancarlo Stanton, Aaron Judge, and Paul Goldschmidt has sparked real optimism, with a renewed emphasis on treating every single game like it matters. After last year's narrow miss and costly lack of focus, the tone inside the clubhouse feels different and potentially defining. Evan and Tiki break down why this leadership dynamic stands out, including Stanton's vocal presence and Judge's quieter influence, and how that combination could be the X factor the Yankees have been missing. They also explore the importance of regular season urgency, the debate around home field advantage, and why this version of the Yankees might finally have the mindset needed to break through.

The Mets struggle to generate any offense, wasting a strong and encouraging outing from Kodai Senga. While the loss is frustrating, there are signs of optimism on the pitching side as Senga looks closer to his dominant pre injury form. The conversation digs into whether fans should stay patient or start sounding alarms about a lineup that has gone quiet since Opening Day. The discussion then shifts across town as Giancarlo Stanton's hot start forces a reevaluation of his Yankees legacy. The hosts debate how his postseason dominance stacks up against inconsistent regular season availability, while also questioning lineup construction and whether Aaron Judge should be leading off. Along the way, they explore early season trends, managerial decisions, and the growing fascination with the ABS challenge system.

Boomer officially joins Medicare as he turns 65. We discuss the Knicks' loss to the Rockets and concerns regarding Karl-Anthony Towns' involvement. Jerry provides updates on Giancarlo Stanton and the Yankees' win over Seattle, including Max Fried's dominance, plus a Mets loss in St. Louis. Pete Alonso hits his first home run as an Oriole off Jacob deGrom. Finally, the show navigates loud construction noise that has Boomer threatening to stop working from the studio entirely.

Jerry is here for his first update with Giancarlo Stanton and 2 more hits as the Yankees beat Seattle. Max Fried was great again. The Mets lost in St. Louis. We heard from Kodai Senga after the game. Boomer is feeling sick today, blaming Gio, who has been sick. Pete Alonso hit his first HR as an Oriole, and it came off Jacob deGrom.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Knicks losing to the Rockets, Aaron Glenn actually saying Geno will lead them to the ‘promised land' and Jerry Jones on if the NFL is playing too many games: ‘When the ducks quack, feed ‘em'. There was a goalie fight between the Rangers and Devils. Giancarlo Stanton had another 2-hit night as the Yankees beat the Mariners. Lovelady was in the game again as the Mets lost to the Cardinals.

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