Podcasts about Jazz Chisholm

Bret Boone hops on 97.3 The Fan in San Diego and chats with the guys about his experiences first being called up to the Big Leagues. Then, they address the headlines Jazz Chisholm made with his stolen base against the Red Sox.

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Christian Arcand debriefs after a terrible start to September as the Red Sox suffer back to back losses to the Seattle Mariners. With the Sox be able to catch fire again by playoff time or are they trending towards a first round exit? Mike D'Abate joins the show to talk latest updates with the patriots for the upcoming 2026 season. Why are the Patriots playing games with Gonzo? The newest edition of "Arcand Fire" touches on Will Fleming's feud with Jazz Chisholm and Yankees fans. "Dong Report" lands on a number filled with baseball greatness.

Ben Maller talks about Yankees star Jazz Chisholm's emotional response to being called out by the Red Sox radio guy, the Dodgers planning to shut down Shohei Ohtani on the mound, Ketel Marte going silent when asked for a message to D-Backs fans, Maller to the Third Degree, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave and Dan discuss the latest with Jazz Chisholm stealing two bases against the Red Sox and the unwritten rules of baseball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

C-Lo joins with an update. Yankee players voiced their displeasure with Will Flemming's comments on Jazz Chisholm, as the Yankees looked extremely sloppy in last night's loss to the Angels.

Gio and Jerry step in for Boomer today, shooting down Cade Klubnik as the Jets' backup quarterback while eyeing potential veteran options, before breaking down Yankee frustration over Will Flemming's Jazz Chisholm comments following a sloppy loss to the Angels. We debate if Aaron Judge is a fake tough guy, question if people would pay to see Ted Williams' frozen head, and touch on Gio's Long Island coyote sighting. Updates follow up on alleged abuse at Williams' cryo facility, LeSean McCoy defending Daejon Love's scams, the impossible job of selling Mets tickets, Love's video memos, and the anatomical logistics of cryogenic freezing. Finally, the guys react to Aaron Donald coming out of retirement, Jerry remembers meeting Herschel Walker and Jerry Jones, nd a man gets five months in prison for recording his cheating wife.

Boomer is out today, as Gio and Jerry host. Gio does not believe that Cade Klubnik should be the Jets backup quarterback. Although there could be some veteran Quarterbacks that could become available if need be. C-Lo joins with an update. Yankee players voiced their displeasure with Will Flemming's comments on Jazz Chisholm, as the Yankees looked extremely sloppy in last night's loss to the Angels. Gio gives us the top-10 states where golfers drink the most beers.

Jones and Keefe talk latest Sox news after winning an extra innings thriller vs the Seattle Mariners. The game was won off the backs of both Trevor Story and Roman Anthony who recently returned after long stints on the IL. Newest developments in Jazz Chisholm jr. drama and more on this hour of Jones and Keefe.

The Yankees made a statement by taking three of four from the Red Sox, including a beatdown in Sunday's series finale. Chris McMonigle celebrates the huge victory, what it means for the postseason, and what it says about how far this Yankee team can go in October. Plus, looking at the Yankees platoon identity moving forward, praising Heliot Ramos for finally coming through with a big hit and Will Warren for his masterful start, while the offense showed encouraging signs across the board.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS3:36 - Breaking down the standings impact: The Yankees move four games up on Boston, which is essentially five games thanks to securing the tiebreaker.6:14 - Reacting to the Red Sox broadcast calling Jazz Chisholm a "bush league" player for stealing bases while up six runs.10:04 - Analyzing Aaron Boone's heavily debated platoon strategy. The decision to sit hot left-handed hitters like Luis Garcia and Ben Rice in favor of righties like Paul Goldschmidt and Ramos against left-handed pitching ultimately pays off.29:23 - Carlos Rodon's start unravels after a poor baserunning decision and terrible send at third base involving Amed Rosario.39:28 - Concerns over Max Fried's Saturday start, specifically a noticeable drop in his fastball velocity down to 92-93 mph.45:36 - Praise for Paul Blackburn and the bullpen for escaping late-inning jams to secure the victory.52:41 - Will Warren delivers the best start of his young career in a massive spot, retiring 13 consecutive Red Sox batters after allowing a leadoff double.1:04:51 - Ramos crushes a critical three-run home run on a 1-2 breaking ball.1:12:20 - Tampa Bay Rays update: The Rays sweep the Padres by rallying against Mason Miller in the ninth inning to stay five games ahead of the Yankees.1:18:52 - Looking ahead to the West Coast road trip against the Angels and Padres. Plus, predictions that Aaron Judge will return to the lineup for the upcoming homestand against the Colorado Rockies.

Boston is melting down over the controversial Rafael play, but Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash say the Red Sox have nobody to blame but themselves. They break down why the replay call stood, why overturning it could have created an even bigger mess with the baserunners, and why one disputed play doesn't excuse a 16-1 Yankees blowout. Then the outrage shifts to Jazz Chisholm, as the Red Sox radio broadcast rips him for stealing bases with Boston already waving the white flag. Evan, Tiki and Shaun fire back at the idea that the Yankees should stop competing just because the Red Sox decided the game was over.

Odell Beckham Jr. is back on the Giants roster, and Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash agree he earned his spot after a strong enough finish to camp. But the excitement comes with questions about what Odell has left, Malik Nabers' health and how the Giants' receiving hierarchy could shake out. The Jets' final cuts leave Evan wondering what the point of preseason even was after several players who appeared to perform well failed to make the team. Then the conversation turns heated over Red Sox radio blasting Jazz Chisholm for stealing bases during a Yankees rout. Evan rejects the unwritten-rule outrage, arguing Boston waved the white flag and the Yankees had every right to keep playing.

The Giants get their share of chaos too, with Shaun Morash laying out a wild run to the NFC Championship and beyond while sizing up Odell Beckham Jr.'s most likely impact. Plus, the hosts rip Red Sox broadcaster Will Fleming's apology after his Jazz Chisholm rant, arguing he still failed to properly address the player he attacked.

Mets fans loudly booing Jose Altuve sparks a heated debate over the Astros cheating scandal and whether the outrage still makes sense. Evan Roberts questions the hypocrisy of crushing Altuve while remaining open to Carlos Beltran managing the Mets, arguing that Houston was far from the only team pushing the limits during that era. The conversation also celebrates a fan who pulled off the rare Yankees-Mets-Yankees tripleheader across New York, debates Mets Rookie of the Year candidates Carson Benge and Nolan McLean, and turns to Josh Hart calling for Red Sox broadcaster Will Fleming to be fired after his Jazz Chisholm rant.

The Jets' endless quarterback search takes center stage as Joe Burrow emerges as the dream solution if Cincinnati ever makes him available. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate why trading premium draft capital for a proven franchise quarterback could beat taking another swing in the draft, while weighing Jalen Hurts, Baker Mayfield and the Jets' missed opportunities with Jaxson Dart and Tyler Shough. The conversation also turns to the Yankees taking three of four from Boston, Red Sox broadcaster Will Fleming's apology after ripping Jazz Chisholm, and whether Aaron Boone showed enough urgency. Plus, the Giants' Odell Beckham Jr. expectations, a wild Super Bowl prediction, and the Jets' long history of first-round disappointments.

Evan Neal is officially done with the Giants, reopening the debate over where the former No. 7 pick ranks among the biggest draft busts in franchise history. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash revisit their old predictions, explain why Neal never developed and compare his failure to infamous Giants first-round misses. The Jets also face a major backup quarterback question behind Geno Smith, with Jimmy Garoppolo emerging as the preferred insurance policy. Plus, the crew debates Geno's future, a possible future pursuit of Joe Burrow, puzzling Jets roster cuts, Odell Beckham Jr. making the Giants and Red Sox radio ripping Jazz Chisholm for stealing during a Yankees blowout.

Boston is furious over the controversial Rafael play, but Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash aren't buying the excuses after the Yankees demolished the Red Sox 16-1. They break down why the replay call stood, why Boston still had every chance to survive the inning, and why the outrage over Jazz Chisholm stealing bases only made the Red Sox look worse. The Yankees took three of four, claimed the season-series tiebreaker and strengthened their grip on the top wild-card spot. The hour also turns to the Jets' shaky backup quarterback situation, the return of Juan Soto, David Cone seemingly predicting an Elliott Ramos home run, and whether the red-hot Rays have enough momentum to threaten the Yankees in the AL East.

(0:00) Felger, Mazz, and Murray open the third hour discussing the latest news surrounding Christian Gonzalez and his contract negotiations with the Patriots. (12:25) A Lightning Round of calls on the Red Sox, Patriots, and more! (24:13) Some thoughts on Jazz Chisholm's baserunning in the 8th inning of Sunday's game and the comments it drew from the Red Sox radio broadcast. (32:28) Resetting thoughts on the Red Sox tough weekend in New York. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Red Sox radio announcers weren't happy with Jazz Chisholm, the Yankees might have caught a break not starting Ben Rice, & should we just pencil the Yankees into the World Series now? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Damien Woody reacts to the Knicks' finals run before joining Jerry to evaluate Odell Beckham Jr. making the Giants' 53-man roster and his potential season impact. Then, Red Sox broadcaster Will Flemming calls Jazz Chisholm "bush-league" and suggests someone fight him. Plus, Rami and Conor guess facts to help us get to know Damien, who also reflects on playing under Eric Mangini—and much more!

Will Flemming, play-by-play man for the Red Sox, wanted someone to fight Jazz Chisholm, and called him a bush-league player.

With Boomer out, Jerry hosts alongside Damien Woody to break down NFL roster cuts, preview the Jets under Geno Smith with Bob Wischusen, evaluate Odell Beckham Jr. making the Giants, and debate preseason playing time. C-Lo brings updates on Yankees-Red Sox drama, Jazz Chisholm, and Max Scherzer, while Damien reacts to the Knicks' finals run, reflects on playing for Eric Mangini and Tom Brady, and reveals his most hated Jets reporter. Plus, the guys dive into poutine, Belichick's UNC win, and Al's legendary 9-1-1 call!

Mike Tannenbaum joins the show to talk about why he's bullish on the Jets offense this season, how roster cuts are going for the Jets & Giants, talks about OBJ's reunion with the Giants, & more. Also, more of your arguments on Jazz Chisholm. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(0:00) Mazz is joined by Jared Carrabis at Cask N Flagon and the guys kick off the show discussing the Red Sox losing 3 out of 4 to the Yankees in the Bronx this weekend. (15:10) Carrabis's thoughts on Ceddanne Rafaela's non-catch/catch in Sunday's game.(26:14) Thoughts on Jazz Chisholm's baserunning in the 8th inning of Sunday's game and the comments it drew from the Red Sox radio broadcast. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The conversation addresses the heated reaction from the Boston Red Sox radio broadcast regarding Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s decision to steal bases during a late-inning lead. They reveal that Aaron Boone actually attempted to coordinate with the Red Sox bench before the steals occurred, contradicting the narrative of poor sportsmanship. Additionally, the discussion pivots to the New York Giants' recent roster moves involving draft picks Evan Neal and Jalen Hyatt. 01:00 - Red Sox Broadcast Controversy 03:38 - WEEI Radio Reaction 07:16 - Aaron Boone's Warning 14:16 - Jalen Brunson's Birthday 16:41 - Giants Roster Cuts

McMonigle recaps the New York Yankees' series win over the Boston Red Sox, focusing on the mental edge established during their 16-1 blowout. On The Carton Show, he critiques the WEEI radio broadcast that labeled Jazz Chisholm "Bush League" for stealing bases. The discussion also evaluates the New York Giants' roster cuts, including the status of Jalin Hyatt and Evan Neal. 01:31 - Giants Roster Moves 05:03 - Yankees Statement Series 08:51 - Will Warren's Dominance 15:32 - Red Sox Radio Outrage 20:06 - Jazz Chisholm Controversy 24:46 - Platoon Lineup Debate 33:56 - Yankees Series Edge

The Yankees made a statement by taking three of four from the Red Sox, including a beatdown in Sunday's series finale. Chris McMonigle celebrates the huge victory, what it means for the postseason, and what it says about how far this Yankee team can go in October. Plus, looking at the Yankees platoon identity moving forward, praising Heliot Ramos for finally coming through with a big hit and Will Warren for his masterful start, while the offense showed encouraging signs across the board.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS3:36 - Breaking down the standings impact: The Yankees move four games up on Boston, which is essentially five games thanks to securing the tiebreaker.6:14 - Reacting to the Red Sox broadcast calling Jazz Chisholm a "bush league" player for stealing bases while up six runs.10:04 - Analyzing Aaron Boone's heavily debated platoon strategy. The decision to sit hot left-handed hitters like Luis Garcia and Ben Rice in favor of righties like Paul Goldschmidt and Ramos against left-handed pitching ultimately pays off.29:23 - Carlos Rodon's start unravels after a poor baserunning decision and terrible send at third base involving Amed Rosario.39:28 - Concerns over Max Fried's Saturday start, specifically a noticeable drop in his fastball velocity down to 92-93 mph.45:36 - Praise for Paul Blackburn and the bullpen for escaping late-inning jams to secure the victory.52:41 - Will Warren delivers the best start of his young career in a massive spot, retiring 13 consecutive Red Sox batters after allowing a leadoff double.1:04:51 - Ramos crushes a critical three-run home run on a 1-2 breaking ball.1:12:20 - Tampa Bay Rays update: The Rays sweep the Padres by rallying against Mason Miller in the ninth inning to stay five games ahead of the Yankees.1:18:52 - Looking ahead to the West Coast road trip against the Angels and Padres. Plus, predictions that Aaron Judge will return to the lineup for the upcoming homestand against the Colorado Rockies.

The Yankees' bullpen is showing dangerous signs at the worst possible time. Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash, filling in for Tiki Barber, question whether heavy workloads for the bullpen could eventually undo a team built around a dominant starting rotation. If October arrives with the bullpen running on fumes, the Yankees may have no choice but to ride their starters deeper than usual. They also debate Jazz Chisholm not stealing in a critical eighth-inning spot and Aaron Boone's bizarre explanation that Jazz “attempted to.” Plus, SNY's feed cuts out at the exact moment Francisco Lindor makes a spectacular game-saving catch, George Lombard Jr.'s early defensive mistakes spark concern, and the Yankees' approach to pitching Yordan Alvarez comes under fire.

The Yankees' bullpen is raising serious October concerns as Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash question whether heavy workloads could force Aaron Boone to ride his starters deeper in the postseason. Plus, they debate Jazz Chisholm's costly non-steal and Boone's bizarre explanation before ripping SNY for cutting out during Francisco Lindor's spectacular catch.

Jerry returns for an update, but first we talked about the bathroom situation here at the radio station with construction going on. We heard from Jazz Chisholm after the game on his prediction of a 50/50 season. We also went through all the Yankees injuries. Jefry Yan jumped thinking he had a strikeout, but it was a ball, and then he gave up a HR.

Tragic news surrounding Bills defender Ed Oliver sparks controversy over how the team and reporters handled his son's drowning, followed by Josh Allen's frustration with how the news broke. Next, the guys talk about the radio station's bathroom construction before Jerry's update covers Jazz Chisholm's 50/50 prediction, a breakdown of Yankees injuries, Jefry Yan's premature strikeout celebration turning into a home run, Rob Saleh on the Titans' lack of scoring, Todd Monken on turning Browns boos into cheers, and Enes Kanter Freedom on getting thrown out of a WNBA game. Finally, the hour ends with the Toronto Tempo's new binary mascot and its love for soft shell tacos.

Giancarlo Stanton suffers another calf setback running the bases, setting off discussions on Aaron Boone's Manager of the Year odds, Aaron Judge's status this season, the Mets' irrelevant September, and Boomer wanting a Yankees Josh Hart bobblehead. Next, Jerry's update covers Jazz Chisholm's homer in a Yankees win over the Blue Jays, audio from Ben Rice, players thanking Karl Ravech, Bruce Beck interviewing Jameis Winston, Deshaun Watson on going to Cleveland, Shedeur Sanders on getting booed, and Wyndham Clark's Tigers first pitch. Finally, Gio calls out a bad Good Good Golf and Callaway commercial, followed by a discussion on the WNBA's lack of leadership.

Gio kicks things off by looking at which injured players David Stearns might target for the Mets next season, leading into a discussion on whether dogs truly know their owners or just see them as food providers, and if they understand time. Next, Jerry's final update covers Carlos Rodon's latest outing, Jazz Chisholm's homer, a caller's psychic pet revelation, Deshaun Watson taking Cleveland boos personally, Shedeur Sanders urging fans to respect Watson, Puka Nacua's McDonald's habits, and the Moment of the Day featuring Hannah. Finally, Gio prepares for a potentially disastrous round of golf with friends whose swings he's never seen, followed by more talk on the Toronto Tempo's non-binary mascots.

Sho Alli and Daniele Franceschi sub in for Blake Murphy to recap Toronto taking two of three against the Rays, including Daz Cameron's monster home run and Toronto's uptick in offensive production. Afterwards, Giants pitcher and Canadian Matt Wilkinson (26:43) reflects on his debut a few days ago, his nickname, “Tugboat,” and his idols growing up. Following that, Sho and Daniele analyze Shane Bieber's dominant seven innings and Nathan Lukes looking like himself again (50:00). Lastly, JoezMcfly (1:16:47) of Jomboy Media and his YouTube/Twitch channels talks about Carlos Rodón, Heliot Ramos, Jazz Chisholm, and where the Yankees stand heading into a huge series against Toronto in the Bronx. 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. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Yankees keep winning, but almost nothing about it feels comfortable. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber break down encouraging injury news on Max Fried, the slow road back for Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton, Jazz Chisholm's growing struggles, and whether this battered Yankees roster can finally get healthy enough to become dangerous in October. The Mets bring a different kind of frustration after Fernando Tatis Jr. robbed Francisco Lindor, sparking a wild debate over whether fans in the front row have an obligation to help their team. Steve Cohen's comments on the Mets' disappointing season ignite another examination of David Stearns, the decision to move on from Pete Alonso and Cohen's admission that the organization may have taken too much risk. Evan and Tiki also debate the dangers of massive free-agent contracts, Geno Smith's need for preseason reps and Evan's grim Jets prediction, plus George Lombard Jr., the Nets' painful history, NYCFC fandom, Citi Field's mysterious concession lines and a prediction of a brutal baseball work stoppage.

The Yankees keep winning, but nothing about it feels comfortable. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dig into another stressful victory, Aaron Judge's slow progress toward a return, Giancarlo Stanton's recovery and why Max Fried's latest IL stint sounds more precautionary than disastrous. They also debate whether the Yankees deserve credit for surviving an injury-riddled season or criticism for barely playing .500 baseball despite dominant pitching. Jazz Chisholm's slump and defensive mistakes are becoming harder to defend, while Trent Grisham suddenly delivers the offense New York desperately needs. Plus, Fernando Tatis Jr.'s robbed grand slam sparks a wild debate over whether Mets fans sitting in home run territory failed their team, Evan declares the Mets finished, and the conversation shifts to the Nets, Giants, Cowboys and whether Tiki could survive one more NFL game.

The Yankees keep surviving, but every game feels like a struggle. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate whether New York deserves credit for staying afloat through a brutal run of injuries or criticism for barely playing .500 baseball despite outstanding pitching. Aaron Judge is making slow progress, Giancarlo Stanton is moving closer to a return, and Aaron Boone's comments make Max Fried's injured-list stint sound more precautionary than catastrophic. Jazz Chisholm is becoming another source of frustration. His bat has disappeared, the strikeouts are piling up, and a defensive mistake has Evan questioning whether Chisholm should still be guaranteed everyday at-bats. The Yankees may be headed for October, but getting Judge, Stanton and Fried healthy at the right time could determine how far they actually go.

C-Lo returns with the Yankees win over the Orioles. Jazz Chisholm Jr. complained to an umpire during a play last night. Boomer says it's always something with him. Heliot Ramos continues to struggle. Fernando Tatis Jr. had himself a night at Citi Field to lift the Padres over the Mets. Howie Rose joined Gary Cohen in the SNY booth last night. We have an update on the Ketel Marte situation.

Ben Maller talks about Kyle Tucker officially being a Dodgers liability, reports the Yankees will not even make a qualifying offer to Jazz Chisholm, the passing of former MLB pitcher Tommy John, Maller to the Third Degree, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We talked about Jazz Chisholm and how he talked a big game prior to the season and hasn't delivered. We talked about the injuries to Judge, Stanton and Bellinger.

Gio is out, leaving Boomer & Jerry in charge today. The guys kick off with the Yankees' series loss to Toronto and Boomer listening to frustrated WFAN callers on Moose and C-Mac. They dive into Jazz Chisholm failing to deliver after his big preseason talk, along with injuries to Judge, Stanton, and Bellinger, before shifting to the Giants' preseason opener and Jamal Adams' season-ending injury with the Vikings. C-Lo drops in for his first update after a chat about coaching 10-year-old football, followed by Dave Sims calling Ben Rice's redemption homer after an error, and Howie Rose on Kodai Senga's save in a Mets sweep. Finally, Jaxson Dart wonders why he keeps getting sent to the medical tent, and Kyle Tucker struggles at Dodger Stadium.

With Gio out, Boomer & Jerry kick off today's show breaking down a Yankees loss to Toronto, Jazz Chisholm's struggles, key NY injuries, and the Giants' preseason opener. They transition to Jets QB Cade Klubnik's debut, opening NFL schedules, Joshua Baez's three-homer debut, and a deep dive into Tommy John's Hall of Fame case. Later, the guys debate if Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto can co-exist on the Mets and react to Evan Roberts' wild bathroom mishap, before wrapping up with Little League ethics, Moment of the Day, and Boomer's awkward Carvel ice cream run. These items and other odds 'n ends.

Jazz Chisholm's struggles are creating a major Yankees lineup problem, especially against left-handed pitching. The debate turns to whether Luis Garcia Jr. needs to take over at second base and whether Aaron Boone must start experimenting now instead of waiting for October. That could mean Giancarlo Stanton returning to the outfield, Trent Grisham sitting, or Jazz losing playing time to keep the Yankees' best bats in the lineup. Plus, Spencer Jones' future gets debated, the Giants' running back situation comes into focus, and Aaron Glenn's ability to survive another losing Jets season may depend on just how dominant his defense becomes.

Aaron Glenn could be trapped by the Jets' biggest weakness. Shaun Morash is in for Evan Roberts alongside Tiki Barber, and they debate whether an elite defense can save Glenn if Geno Smith and the offense fail to score enough points. With the Jets potentially forced to win on the margins, every game could become part of the evaluation of Glenn's future. The Yankees also face a looming October lineup problem. Jazz Chisholm's struggles against lefties spark a debate over Luis Garcia Jr., Giancarlo Stanton, Trent Grisham and how Aaron Boone can keep his best bats in the lineup. Plus, the Giants' running back situation, Cade Klubnik's opportunity, J.J. McCarthy speculation, Tiki's rookie encounter with Christian Peter, and the return of football tailgates at MetLife.

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The Yankees may have a major October lineup problem brewing. Shaun Morash is in for Evan Roberts alongside Tiki Barber as they argue Luis Garcia Jr.'s bat has become too valuable to sit once Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton and Cody Bellinger return. That could leave Jazz Chisholm Jr. as the odd man out, with Garcia potentially moving to second base to keep the Yankees' strongest offense on the field. Ryan Weathers also keeps forcing his way into the playoff rotation conversation, potentially ahead of Carlos Rodon. The Jets bring a rare dose of optimism after Aaron Glenn openly admits that not calling the defense last season was a mistake. Tiki praises Glenn's self-awareness and willingness to change, while Shaun says the answer gave him renewed hope that Glenn can grow into the head coach the Jets need despite lingering concerns about the quarterback situation.

The Yankees finally have a good problem, but it could force a brutal decision. Shaun Morash is in for Evan Roberts alongside Tiki Barber as they argue Luis Garcia Jr.'s bat has become too important to remove once Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton and Cody Bellinger return. Their solution could mean Garcia at second base and Jazz Chisholm Jr. losing his everyday role.

The Yankees' offense has become impossible to trust, and a potential Wild Card matchup with the Red Sox suddenly looks dangerous. Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber admit Boston would be the pick right now, while warning that a playoff loss after last year's World Series run could force major organizational consequences. The frustration extends to Jazz Chisholm, whose struggles have opened the door for Jose Caballero to steal playing time. They debate Aaron Boone's willingness to bench struggling veterans, the Yankees' obsession with platoon matchups, Spencer Jones earning a longer runway, and whether elite starting pitching can overcome a lineup that simply cannot score enough runs.

The Yankees finally have the dominant starting pitching they've been missing, but their lifeless offense threatens to waste it. Shaun Morash is in for Evan Roberts alongside Tiki Barber, and Shaun sees reasons for optimism after the Yankees took two of three from Atlanta, especially with George Lombard Jr. injecting energy, defense and confidence into the lineup. Tiki remains far more concerned about a team that has played .500 baseball without Aaron Judge and still struggles to score. The debate turns to whether Lombard should already be hitting leadoff, how much patience Aaron Boone should have with Jazz Chisholm and Trent Grisham, and whether the Yankees can survive a potential Wild Card showdown with the surging Red Sox. Even with Judge and Cody Bellinger potentially returning, the Yankees may need their pitching to carry them in October.