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Sunday, November 9th The Banks Seafood & Steak is hosting their 10th Annual Rise and Rumble: the sweetest showdown in the city as Boston's top pastry chefs go head-to-head for the title of Best Donut. Sue and Kendra talked with Tab Volpe, he's the Pastry Chef for Bistro du Midi, The Banks and Harvest at Grill 23, and one of the competitors.

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The 2025 season is in the books, and the Chase for 28 crew is officially back in the Batcave to launch Hot Stove season! In Episode 116, Chris and the Podcast Padre dive deep into the Yankees' offseason outlook—reacting to the Blue Jays' World Series run, evaluating trade rumors, and debating the franchise's future direction. From Bryce Harper trade chatter to Bo Bichette speculation and frustration over Anthony Volpe's stagnant development, this episode is a rollercoaster of offseason energy, sarcasm, and genuine fandom.The guys dissect the Yankees' analytics-heavy approach, Cashman's long leash, and why simply “making the playoffs” isn't enough for this franchise anymore. They review potential free agents, trade targets like Skubal and Skenes, and discuss how youth, health, and smarter at-bats could reshape the 2026 roster.Topics Discussed:Yankees' 2025 playoff exit and Toronto's World Series appearanceVolpe's struggles and whether he's still the “shortstop of the future”Frustration with Boone and Cashman's job securityBryce Harper trade rumor—would you send Stanton to Philly to make it happen?Offseason needs: contact hitters, reliable outfielders, and a balanced lineupPossible targets: Harper (PHI), Bo Bichette (TOR), Skubal (DET), Skenes (PIT), Kyle Tucker (CHC)Free agent breakdowns: Bellinger, Realmuto, Schwarber, Conforto, Gurriel Jr.Discussion on potential moves: Rice as a full-time catcher, Domínguez and Jones in the outfieldAnalytics vs. baseball IQ: the Yankees' identity crisisCole, Rodón, and health updates ahead of 2026Listener mailbag: Couzini calls for Boone's firing and praises Don MattinglyYankees Trivia

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In today's episode of the Yankees Nation Podcast, Ryan covered:- Aaron Judge avoids surgery- Volpe, Rodon will be out for Opening Day- Dodgers, Blue Jays advance to World Series- Dodgers expected to pursue Kyle Tucker-- Yankees starting pitching trade targets

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

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

BT & Sal torch the Jets and Yankees in a four-hour inferno! They dissect Jets Head Coach Aaron Glenn's alarming "sensitive and defensive" media responses, arguing his reluctance to be aggressive is a sign he's "coaching scared" and overwhelmed by the New York market. The focus then shifts to the Yankees' year-end post-mortem, which revealed a massive injury crisis (Volpe's shoulder surgery, Rodón's elbow). The hosts tear into GM Brian Cashman's uncharacteristically "tired" demeanor, debating if his long run of disappointment has finally caught up to him. They eviscerate the Yankees' culture, concluding the "dynasty era is over" because Hal Steinbrenner's silence has decimated the standard, allowing a 94-win season to end with the team getting "outclassed and mopped." Finally, they demand accountability from the front office, asking: Who's next on the chopping block after the firings of Harkey and Chapman?

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

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

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

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

Yankees manager Aaron Boone delivers his fiery end-of-season press conference, admitting the team was "out-executed" and "got beat" by the Blue Jays in a disappointing 2025 season. He addresses the key injuries, confirming Carlos Rodón had elbow surgery and will be delayed, while Aaron Judge avoided surgery and will remain in right field. Boone defends his decision to play Anthony Volpe through a shoulder injury, arguing it wasn't impacting his defense, and doubles down on Volpe being in the mix for the starting shortstop job next year, despite the offensive struggles. Finally, Boone discusses the difficult staff changes—including the departures of Harkey and Chapman—and acknowledges the ultimate frustration of not bringing home "Number 28."

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

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BT & Sal bring the heat in this fiery debate, slamming the Mets' confusing coaching titles, especially the new "Director of Major League Hitting," and questioning the value of two hitting gurus telling elite players like Juan Soto what to do. They dive into whether the "ultra-analytical" hiring of Kai Correa as bench coach is a "warning shot" for manager Carlos Mendoza. The talk shifts to the Yankees, where they preview Brian Cashman's upcoming press conference, demanding he stop defending Volpe and address the team's failing player development. Plus, the hosts vent about the Rangers' embarrassing three-game, zero-goal start at home and the ridiculousness of the Gold Glove nominations (Lindor's snub!). Finally, the segment ends with Three Random Questions: Ever hit a deer (or other big animal) on the road?

BT & Sal go off on the Mets' dysfunctional coaching culture after Andy Martino confirms Kai Correa was not Mendoza's hire, revealing a top-down, front-office driven staff selection that puts the manager on thin ice. They rip the analytical obsession, arguing Stearns' data-first approach and trade deadline failures are a bigger problem than Mendy's in-game decisions, especially as old-school scouting is minimized. The duo then pivots to the Yankees, anticipating a "feisty" Brian Cashman press conference and demanding a clear plan for Volpe after his regression. The show wraps with a hilarious take on a "catchy" new anti-Yankees song from north of the border and a deep dive into the 2027 MLB stoppage fears that could impact this offseason's spending.

BT and Sal dive into the fiery debate surrounding Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe's shoulder surgery after a rough season. While the surgery offers a potential explanation for his struggles, the hosts clash over whether the injury is a genuine excuse for three years of inconsistency, with one speaker declaring he won't "hear about the shoulder being the primary reason for his inconsistencies or his failures." The conversation quickly escalates to a searing critique of the Yankees' and Mets' analytical approach to team and staff building, including the Mets' recent coaching changes, which one host labels an "arranged marriage." The discussion centers on the flaws of being too "married to the analytics," questioning if a computer can replace a manager's "gut" feeling and calling for a focus on acquiring "better players" over "analytical guys."

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

Yankees' season ends in chaos—Boomer blasts the pitching (except Schlittler) and the offense flops again. A-Rod calls the roster one of the worst ever, Jazz Chisholm's key error costs them, and Judge shines but Vlad outperforms. Shaun Morash fumes at the stadium, Jays' manager taunts with “start spreading the news bitches,” and Schwarber smashes two homers. Calls question Volpe's future, while Boone stays under contract.

Yankees' season ends in style—fans, including Dan from Carteret, weigh in as Jazz Chisholm brags then blows a key double play. Callers blame coaching, fume over Blue Jays' celebrations, and Jerry kicks off updates with the Jays' manager's “start spreading the news bitches.” Jazz, Schlittler, and Volpe reflect on a rough postseason, while A-Rod backs Boone. Schwarber crushes two homers, Jaxson Dart previews the Eagles game, and Boomer wonders how Fangio will cope without top receivers. Gio shuts down Mets fans gloating, laughs off the “munchkin man” Daboll call, and calls it a wrap after the dumbest call yet.

BT & Sal dive into the brutal, abrupt end of the Yankees' season, describing the emotional crash as a "ton of bricks." They dissect the team's philosophical failures—from a reliance on home runs and analytics to the disappointing performance of prospects like Volpe and Dominguez—and spar over who deserves blame and a spot on the 2026 roster. The conversation pivots to a fiery debate about celebrity attendance at major events, sparked by Timothée Chalamet's appearance, questioning if A-listers are true fans or just chasing the spotlight. The hour is capped off with a passionate Call of the Day segment featuring WFAN's own Suzyn Waldman, who weighs in on the Yankees' future and the "DH-only" prospects problem.

BT and Sal deliver a fiery debate on Anthony Volpe's future, asserting there's "no way" he can be the Yankees' unquestioned starting shortstop in 2026 given his current struggles and low trade value. They argue the Yankees must either create a real competition for the spot—potentially with a player like Jose Caballero—or make a massive trade or free-agent signing for an established shortstop, which would force Volpe to second base (and likely mean moving on from Jazz Chisholm Jr. or Gleyber Torres). They call out General Manager Brian Cashman for backing himself into this corner and conclude that if Volpe can't earn it, a demotion to the minors in 2026 is the only viable option.

BT and Sal tear into the New York Yankees' brutal, early playoff exit and the catastrophic failure of their "mash or whiff" home run philosophy. With the franchise now suffering its longest World Series drought since 1903, the hosts unleash a fiery post-mortem on the systemic flaws, exposing how the depth and versatility of a team like the Blue Jays have repeatedly trumped the Yankees' analytic agony. The guys dissect Anthony Volpe's vexing shortstop future, spar over who deserves to stay, and cap the hour with a no-holds-barred interview featuring Suzyn Waldman, who delivers her unfiltered, passionate hammer-drop on the state of the organization. Finally, they dive into the turbulence of the NFL's Week 6 Shake-Up and the contentious debate over celebrity 'clout-chasing' in sports.

BT and Sal dive into the New York Yankees' shocking early playoff elimination by the Toronto Blue Jays, providing a fiery post-mortem on the franchise's longest World Series drought since 2009. The core of their argument is that the Blue Jays' roster—built with depth, contact, and versatility (exemplified by players like Ernie Clement and Jazz Chisholm's talent)—has a superior, more functional construction compared to the Yankees' flawed, home run-dependent philosophy. They critique the Yankees' lack of organizational change and their major offseason decision looming at shortstop with Anthony Volpe, whose position is no longer unquestioned. Finally, the segment wraps up with a turbulent NFL Week 6 Power Rankings discussion, showcasing significant upheaval after multiple top teams—including the Bills and Eagles—took losses.

The 2025 Yankees season is officially over. In this emotional instant reaction episode, Chris and the Podcast Paisan (AJ) host what feels like the Bronx Bombers' postseason wake. The Yankees' offense went silent once again, managing only three hits through eight innings before falling 5–2 to the Blue Jays in Game 4. Despite Cam Schlittler's strong start, sloppy defense from Jazz Chisholm and a quiet lineup sealed their fate.Chris and AJ unpack the collapse—Volpe's alarming strikeout rate, the team's one-dimensional hitting philosophy, and Boone's ongoing managerial issues. From comparing the Yankees' analytical approach to other AL contenders to venting about situational hitting and poor at-bats, the guys reflect on a season of “what ifs.” They also share lighter moments about fandom, future roster shakeups, and what comes next for Chase for 28 as they look toward 2026.Bullpen Q&A ☎️You have opinions just like we do so we want to hear from you!Email us at feedback@chasefor28.comConnect with us on Twitter @chasefor28podConnect with us on Instagram @chasefor28podSend a voicemail http://chasefor28.com/voicemailMerch

Rookie sensation Cam Schlittler put on a pitching clinic, shutting down the Red Sox with 12 strikeouts and sending the Yankees into a showdown with the Blue Jays. Boomer's loving it, ignoring any Volpe or Boone chatter, while even Alex Cora couldn't stop praising the kid. Detroit, the Cubs, and the Niners all advanced, but the real drama is Yankees vs. Blue Jays—pressure's on and sparks are flying!

The Yankees are rolling thanks to rookie Cam Schlittler, whose 12-K performance drew comparisons to legends like Clemens and Seaver, while Boomer ignored all Volpe and Boone chatter. Jerry brought the sounds of Yankee domination, Stanton's near-home-run blunder, and Schlittler's cheeky social media clapbacks to Red Sox fans. Outside the Bronx, the Niners beat the Rams, Detroit and the Cubs advanced, and Week 5 NFL picks heated up—with Aaron Boone declaring, “we are badass,” and fans buzzing nonstop about Schlittler's heroics.

Rookie flamethrower Cam Schlittler carried the Bombers past the finish line with a performance Boomer compared to Clemens, Seaver, deGrom, even Nolan Ryan. Forget the Volpe or Boone chatter—Boomer's only talking about the kid who just pitched like a legend.

Sal and BT were ecstatic over Anthony Volpe's stellar performance in the Yankees' recent series win, noting that the young shortstop chose an absolutely crucial time to play his best baseball. They highlighted his "big picture" contributions, particularly a key double play and an RBI hit, which helped the Yankees win without relying solely on their power hitting. For a player who has faced criticism for inconsistent play, Volpe's clutch hitting and clean defense in the high-pressure environment of the postseason were praised as an encouraging sign of balance and accountability for the entire team.

We wrap up the regular season and then talk postseason.The Wildcard series is underway and the Division series is taking shape. We started with HS Kim, Volpe, Yoshida, Suzuki, Ohtani, Darvish, Wong, Imanaga, Yamamoto, Sasaki, Kwan, and Edman. Lots of amazing feats of Asian baseball greatness is on display already, and there is more to come. Stay tuned!

The Yankees survive and advance! In this Wild Card Game 3 recap, Chris, AJ, and the Podcast Padre celebrate a 4–0 shutout over the Boston Red Sox, powered by rookie sensation Cam Schlittler's historic postseason performance. Schlittler became the only pitcher in MLB history to throw 8+ innings with 12 strikeouts, no walks, and no runs allowed in a playoff start.From Rosario's clutch RBI to McMahon's jaw-dropping defensive play, the guys break down every moment that fueled the victory. They also highlight Wells' steady at-bats, Volpe's resurgence, and Stanton's looming “Stan-tober” breakout. Plus, fan favorite Kellen calls in with his take on the win, and the crew looks ahead to the ALDS against the Blue Jays, where pitching matchups and lineup decisions will be under the microscope.Bullpen Q&A ☎️You have opinions just like we do so we want to hear from you!Email us at feedback@chasefor28.comConnect with us on Twitter @chasefor28podConnect with us on Instagram @chasefor28podSend a voicemail http://chasefor28.com/voicemailMerch

BT and Sal dove into Anthony Volpe's recent uptick in performance, particularly during the playoffs, with a caller suggesting he has been an under-the-radar asset since receiving a cortisone shot for a shoulder injury. While acknowledging his improved play—especially his defensive consistency, which was a major liability earlier in the year—Sal remained skeptical about his long-term ceiling, questioning what the "excuse" was for his first two years of inconsistency. Ultimately, both hosts agreed that if Volpe can maintain his defensive competence, his speed and occasional power make him a viable, high-upside option at the bottom of the lineup, but the key is him not being a defensive screw-up.

In this episode, Michele Volpe, Chief Operating Officer of the University of Pennsylvania Health System, shares how Penn Medicine is balancing operational efficiency, workforce strategy, and regional expansion. She highlights the organization's efforts to bring advanced therapies closer to communities while reinvesting in people and facilities to build a stronger future.

Sal and BT debated the true advantage in the Yankees-Red Sox best-of-three Wild Card Series, concluding that while the Yankees appear set up for success with their rotation, glaring issues could lead to an early exit. Sal is concerned about the Yankees' "flaws," specifically the shaky bullpen (trusting Bednar but not Williams or Weaver) and the inconsistent defense, singling out Volpe and Ben Rice's potential contributions. BT agreed that the high-stakes, short series magnifies these vulnerabilities, making it incredibly dangerous, even with a powerhouse like Aaron Judge in the lineup, who the hosts admit has historically underperformed in the postseason.

In this episode, Daniel Volpe discusses his latest novel “Slaughterhouse Moan,” exploring themes of horror, depravity, and redemption. He shares insights into his creative process, the evolution of his writing, and the personal experiences that shape his work.KeywordsDaniel Volpe, Slaughterhouse Moan, horror, depravity, redemption, creative process, writing evolutionTakeaways“Slaughterhouse Moan” is described as Volpe's most depraved work.The novel started as a short story called “My Beauties.”Volpe draws inspiration from real-life farming struggles.The book explores themes of isolation and economic insecurity.Volpe emphasizes story over gratuitous content.He believes in redemption for most characters.Volpe's writing retreats are crucial for his creative process.The novel is set in 2003, reflecting Volpe's own high school years.Volpe aims to entertain and provide an escape for readers.He sees vengeance as a recurring theme in his work.Sound bites"Slaughterhouse Moan is my most depraved work.""It started as a short story called My Beauties.""I draw inspiration from real-life farming struggles.""Isolation and economic insecurity are key themes.""I emphasize story over gratuitous content.""I believe in redemption for most characters.""Writing retreats are crucial for my creative process.""The novel is set in 2003, reflecting my high school years.""I aim to entertain and provide an escape for readers.""Vengeance is a recurring theme in my work."Daniel Volpe's Social Media and Website:Website: www.danielvolpeauthor.comTwitter: @DanielVolpeAuthorInstagram: @DanielVolpeAuthorFacebook: Daniel Volpe AuthorUpcoming Personal Appearances:HorrorCon 2023: www.horrorcon2023.comBook Signing at Dark Delicacies: www.darkdel.comGuest Speaker at the Horror Writers Association Conference: www.horror.org

The marathon is over, and the postseason is finally here. In Episode 114 of Chase for 28, Chris and the Podcast Padre wrap up the Yankees' 94–68 regular season, reflect on the ups and downs that defined the summer, and preview the highly anticipated Wild Card series against the Red Sox. From déjà vu records to the dangers of Chapman in October, the guys dive into how the Yankees match up against Boston and what it will take to survive and advance.The conversation also covers MVP debates between Aaron Judge and Cal Raleigh, Stanton's jaw-dropping home runs, surprising strikeout stats, and the key role players like Ben Rice and Cody Bellinger will need to play. The hosts then look across the league, making bold playoff predictions—including a potential Yankees vs. Brewers World Series matchup. Plus, a brand-new trivia challenge asks fans to name the five Yankees who've homered twice in the same inning.Key Topics Discussed:Yankees finish 94–68, tied with Toronto but lose division on tiebreakerLooking back at the streaks that defined the seasonPostseason roster outlook: sticking with the same 26 playersMVP debate: Aaron Judge vs. Cal Raleigh (deep stat dive)Stanton's monster home runs to dead center and Monument ParkSurprising strikeout leaders: Judge, Volpe, Chisholm, GrishamProps to Cody Bellinger, Ben Rice, and Giancarlo Stanton's bounce-backWild Card series preview: Yankees vs. Red Sox, all games at Yankee StadiumRotation and bullpen breakdown for the playoffsLeague-wide playoff predictions: NL and AL outlooksYankees Trivia

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Harry Douglas says it says more about Joe Schoen than Brian Daboll that players seem to play better when leaving the Giants. Audio Files featuring Buster Olney on Volpe, Buster Olney on Mets playoffs, Buster Olney on Steve Cohen, Brian Kelly, and Eric Shanks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Fantasy Baseball Live – September 14, 2025Microsoft Teams:PodcastSunday, September 14, 20253:00 PM - 4:30 PM1.The Angels fire Phil Nevin after deciding to not pick up his option for next season. The Angels are in a spiral and are just not getting better. Do you see that changing anytime soon?2.Connelly Early got the call this week for the Red Sox and shoved it against the Athletics. He pitched five shutout innings, striking out 11.a.Thoughts on him for the next few weeks to end the season.b.Payton Tolle has not been very good since he burst onto the scene two weeks ago. Could the same thing happen to Early?c.Jonah Tong also fell back to earth on his second outing against the Reds, giving up four runs in six innings with 6 strikeouts and four walks. And then, got annihilated over the weekend with six earned runs in 2/3 of an inning.d.Order these three young pitchers for the rest of the season and next season?3.Speaking of young pitchers, Cade Horton has been very good this season. He won his 10th game this week, posting a 2.70 ERA but is only striking out just over seven per nine – he has 89 strikeouts in 110 innings. How do you view him for next season? He's a Top ___________ pitcher.4.First, it was Jasson Dominguez losing playing time for the Yankees, and now Anthony Volpe. Who do you feel more confident rostering for next season – Dominguez or Volpe?5.Kyle Tucker hits the IL at the worse time. Moises Ballesteros gets the call. Any interest?6.Rhys Hoskins is finally back but has only gotten one at-bat over his first two games. Is he going to play full-time or just be a guy off the bench with the recent play of Andrew Vaughn?7.Arizona Fall League Previewa.I wrote a large post on Thursday of all the ranked players attending. We will discuss some of the players and who you are looking forward to seeing how they do?8.Listener Questions:a.Mac - Hey Rich, I'd be interested in yalls thoughts on Elly De La Cruz second half of the season? While he has been known to be streaky player the lack of home runs and even his normal stealing pace (past week he has started to get some again) during the second half has been bit confusing. Thanks!b.Collins - Should the Dodgers let Ohtani just come in as a RP in the playoffs and be a shutdown backend bullpen arm? c.Collins - FYPD: Roki was the consensus top pick last year. Of course, I took him. The next two top picks a year ago were Condon and Bazzana. How's that working out? Not great so far. With so many more top picks performing in the top round last year, how did a lot of us miss this, just bad luck or what? (Thinking of Kurtz, Burns, Cam, Cags, etc)d.David - Is O'Neil Cruz a bust at this point?e.Hoppy - Who's your favourite (and least favourite) fantasy baseball player of all time?f.Hoppy - find my interest levels go through natural ups and downs during the season, but no matter what happens in season I always seem come back with renewed vigour preseason, when prospect lists are published and drafts start again. Do you have the same experience and have you ever had thoughts about (gasp!) giving up fantasy baseball?g.Nick - When working a Dynasty League where you can keep anyone you want for any amount of time, what is the cut off of your rankings that you are willing to throw them back into the draft to see what else you can get? Top 300? Top 15 at position? And does that differ slightly on age, like willing to keep someone who is a lot younger or not so much older?i.Context: I am in a 12 team Dynasty league with normal roster positions, with a 15 person minor league roster in CBS. I find myself sometimes keeping too many players so I really only change over 1 or 2 on the active roster, then struggle to figure out who to cut when a prospect gets called up and wonder if I should cut more people out the gate to take some risks, to be willing to cut them for prospects.h.Tim - What are you doing with these last couple of faab periods to prepare your team for next year? 9.What one or two hitters are you targeting for this weekend's FAAB?10.What one or two pitchers are you targeting for this weekend's FAAB?

Today's word of the day is ‘nightsweats' as in Jerry Jones as in Micah Parsons as in the Cowboys as in the Packers. Micah Parsons is a beast for the Packers through two games. He's been everything the team wanted. The Packers are 2-0 and last night made the Commanders look like a bad football team. Jayden Daniels could do nothing! (8:15) Lamar Jackson will not be fined or suspended by the NFL for pushing a fan. A Bills fan slapped him in the helmet, Jackson pushed back. Case closed. (20:20) What is going on with the Dolphins and Tyreek Hill? He has now been accused of his ex-wife of eight different occasions of being physical with her. This is not good. The team also had a players only meeting! It was one week! (32:10) Review: Honey Don't. (35:20) NPPOD. (43:00) Anthony Volpe has a labrum tear. It happened back in May! Why has he been playing? He's had multiple shots in his shoulder. Huh? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's word of the day is ‘nightsweats' as in Jerry Jones as in Micah Parsons as in the Cowboys as in the Packers. Micah Parsons is a beast for the Packers through two games. He's been everything the team wanted. The Packers are 2-0 and last night made the Commanders look like a bad football team. Jayden Daniels could do nothing! (8:15) Lamar Jackson will not be fined or suspended by the NFL for pushing a fan. A Bills fan slapped him in the helmet, Jackson pushed back. Case closed. (20:20) What is going on with the Dolphins and Tyreek Hill? He has now been accused of his ex-wife of eight different occasions of being physical with her. This is not good. The team also had a players only meeting! It was one week! (32:10) Review: Honey Don't. (35:20) NPPOD. (43:00) Anthony Volpe has a labrum tear. It happened back in May! Why has he been playing? He's had multiple shots in his shoulder. Huh? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Baseball is back on our mind after another bad Mets loss, Volpe gets benched, plus Connor Hughes talks Giants and Jets

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Today's word of the day is ‘two' as in Cal Raleigh as in Mickey Mantle as in history as in home run race as in MVP race. Raleigh became the first catcher in MLB history to hit 50 home runs. He became the second switch-hitter to do so. Is he the MVP? Is Aaron Judge the MVP? The race is HOT! (11:30) Anthony Volpe has been bad all season. The Yankees have defended him all season. Until now. He's been benched. (21:40) Trey Hendrickson got a $14 million raise for this season from the Bengals. Why? Why would every player not hold out now? The NFLPA must love this! Teams must hate this! (30:00) The Browns traded Kenny Pickett. Now the team is down to three. Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders are on the team. (35:40) Review: Amy Bradley is Missing. (39:00) The Orioles signed a new catcher in Samuel Basallo to a longterm deal before he has played a game. Why? How do the other core players feel? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's word of the day is ‘two' as in Cal Raleigh as in Mickey Mantle as in history as in home run race as in MVP race. Raleigh became the first catcher in MLB history to hit 50 home runs. He became the second switch-hitter to do so. Is he the MVP? Is Aaron Judge the MVP? The race is HOT! (11:30) Anthony Volpe has been bad all season. The Yankees have defended him all season. Until now. He's been benched. (21:40) Trey Hendrickson got a $14 million raise for this season from the Bengals. Why? Why would every player not hold out now? The NFLPA must love this! Teams must hate this! (30:00) The Browns traded Kenny Pickett. Now the team is down to three. Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders are on the team. (35:40) Review: Amy Bradley is Missing. (39:00) The Orioles signed a new catcher in Samuel Basallo to a longterm deal before he has played a game. Why? How do the other core players feel? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices