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The Los Angeles Dodgers' latest blockbuster has Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash admitting an uncomfortable truth: Yankees and Mets fans are jealous. Evan argues that New York's teams have the money and resources to operate like Andrew Friedman's machine, while Shaun says the Dodgers' growing dominance proves Major League Baseball's system is fundamentally broken. They clash over whether a salary cap would have prevented Los Angeles from landing Tarik Skubal, whether Rob Manfred benefits from the outrage, and whether anyone can stop the Dodgers from returning to the World Series. Plus, the Mets' disastrous Freddy Peralta trade gets a painful retrospective, Evan apologizes to Mike Hampton, and the Yankees' reported willingness to trade Will Warren for Adrian Morejon reveals how aggressively Brian Cashman pursued bullpen help.

The Freddy Peralta trade officially looks like a Mets disaster, and Evan Roberts revisits the warning he issued when New York surrendered two top prospects for a one-year rental. After hearing the station's original reactions, Evan and Shaun Morash rank who came closest to getting it right and unload on Peralta's five ERA, short starts and complete failure to deliver. Peralta's move to Tampa Bay creates another nightmare scenario if the Rays immediately fix him, while Evan explains why the debacle has given him a new appreciation for Mike Hampton. The conversation also turns to the Yankees' aggressive bullpen pursuit, a reported Will Warren offer for Adrian Morejon, possible Jacob deGrom trade destinations and Harrison Bader's latest alleged scooter incident.

Chris McMonigle reacts to all the latest trade deadline drama, including the Yankees parting with four prospects for Nationals slugger Luis Garcia Jr. C-Mac gives his thoughts on the move and where Garcia will fit when/if the Yanks are fully healthy. Plus, reactions to the Camilo Doval trade, Tarik Skubal to the Dodgers and what it means for baseball moving forward, and breaking down the Yankees taking a series from the Cubs in Chicago despite the offense continuing to struggle.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS6:20 - Reacting to the Yankees trading for Luis Garcia Jr., who boasts the highest slugging percentage in the National League. Is he a perfect positional fit? No, but the offense desperately needed his bat.19:50 - Breaking down Bob Nightengale's report that the Padres rejected a deal sending Will Warren to San Diego for rental reliever Adrian Morejon.28:10 - An honest, frustrating look at Jazz Chisholm's terrible at-bats, his constant swinging and missing at breaking balls in the dirt, and why his struggles are a huge problem for the team right now.33:30 - McMonigle goes off on the Brewers, Rays, and the rest of the league for letting the Dodgers swoop in and trade for Tarik Skubal without putting up a real fight.46:00 - Calling out the Toronto Blue Jays as absolute "frauds" for selling off ace Kevin Gausman to the Cubs after claiming they had built a championship-caliber roster.49:25 - Exploring the Yankees' dire need for a catcher, looking at the numbers for potential targets like Tyler Stephenson and Adley Rutschman.54:25 - A breakdown of the excellent starting pitching against Chicago, featuring Will Warren, Max Fried, and Gerrit Cole. Plus, why Spencer Jones needs to play every day and why Jasson Dominguez is struggling in the outfield.

Aaron Boone has reached his breaking point with a Yankees lineup that cannot score, but Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber question whether the manager is doing enough to fix it. Shaun demands an end to Trent Grisham batting leadoff, argues Jasson Domínguez deserves the extra opportunities and warns that another early deficit could leave the Yankees dead in the water against the Cubs. Boone's frustration earns some respect, but his latest reference to runs as “points” sends Shaun into a full baseball rant. The conversation also turns to Will Warren's recent struggles, the pressure surrounding potential roster upgrades and whether Boone's bullpen management helped cost the Yankees another game.

Griffin Warner talks betting for Friday. Griffin Warner breaks down a packed Friday, July 31 Major League Baseball card on this episode of What I Bet from the Straight Outta Vegas AM podcast network, arriving on a strong run of 6 and 2 in his last 8, 10 and 4 in his last 14, 12 and 5 in his last 17, and 15 and 7 in his last 22. He opens at Wrigley Field, where the Yankees and Will Warren face the Cubs and Shota Imanaga in an early matinee complicated by two exhausted bullpens after both clubs needed extra innings the night before, a combination he says points toward the over on a total of 9. From there he moves to Cincinnati, where Paul Skenes and the Pirates visit Hunter Greene and the Reds at 6:10 eastern, with Greene still finding his form off the injured list and Griffin leaning under on a total near 7 and a half. He covers Toronto's well rested trip to St. Louis, where Dylan Cease, fresh off a complete game shutout at Fenway Park, faces a hot Kyle Leahy and the Cardinals, still catching their breath after outfielder Lars Nootbaar misplayed a fly ball that let Chicago Cubs third baseman Alex Bregman score, with Griffin leaning under again. He works through the Marlins and Mets, where Janson Junk meets an impending trade candidate in Freddy Peralta, the White Sox and Rays, where a hot Erick Fedde draws real skepticism, the Diamondbacks and Guardians, where Griffin likes Cleveland's defense over Arizona's offense, and the Nationals and Braves, where he backs Washington's Foster Griffin as a live underdog despite bullpen concerns. He breaks down Texas and Houston, leaning toward Nathan Eovaldi and the Rangers over Hunter Brown and the Astros, the Royals and Rockies, where Michael Wacha gets strong praise after Kansas City's brutal walk off grand slam loss to Minnesota, the Brewers and Angels, where neither bullpen earns his trust, and a Tigers and Athletics matchup thrown into question after Detroit scratched trade candidate Casey Mize from his start and opted for a bullpen game instead, with ace Tarik Skubal still expected to be dealt before the deadline. He closes the card with Minnesota's Zebby Matthews on the road against Bryce Miller and the Mariners, leaning under on a low scoring night in Seattle. Along the way Griffin shares a Pregame.com promo code, HIT50, good for fifty dollars off his Major League Baseball second half all access package covering every card through the World Series, good through August 10, and notes he is up 23.92 units on the season with a chance to cross 30 units soon. He wraps the episode with his top play of the night, siding with a slight home favorite in the Cleveland Guardians and Tanner Bibee at minus 132, capping off another sharp, detail heavy breakdown of a full slate of games, injury returns, bullpen fatigue, and trade deadline maneuvering across the league heading into the first weekend of August. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Will Warren and the Yankees were hammered by the Phillies on Sunday night, losing their chance of a three-game sweep. A fired-up Chris McMonigle reacts to the series finale, Warren's continued struggles, Jose Caballero's diminishing value, Cody Bellinger's hamstring injury, and the series as a whole, including Cam Schlittler's dominating outing in the series opener. Plus, more trade deadline talk and what moves will help the Yanks regain control of the AL East.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS6:41 - Reacting to Bellinger heading to the 10-day IL and how devastating it is for a lineup already missing Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton.14:18 - Comparing Anthony Volpe's hot bat to Caballero's struggles, and why playing Amed Rosario isn't working right now.22:04 - Breaking down Cam Schlittler's masterpiece and his vastly improved curveball.27:10 - Praising the elite back-end of the bullpen, which Chris says has become one of the best in baseball.45:11 - Chris vents about the umpires targeting Caballero with pitch clock rules and a ridiculous "intentional drop" call.54:02 - Reacting to the series finale and Will Warren getting lit up again.1:05:03 - Debating if the Yankees should call up red-hot prospect George Lombard after the trade deadline passes.1:09:51 - Shill or Shame Segment1:13:11 - Discussing Matt Blake's impact, the steep asking price for Mason Miller, and whether the Yankees should trade for George Springer.1:29:04 - Looking ahead to the four-game series in Chicago and setting up Thursday's trade deadline deep-dive episode.

Welcome back to the Sorry to Interrupt podcast! Sean is back with another edition of the Yankees series recap pod as he reacts to the Yanks taking 2 of 3 from the Phillies tbis weekend. He discusses Cody Bellinger's injury and how it further impacts the team as well as how the offense continues to struggle. He also talks about Max Fried's stellar return to the rotation as well as Will Warren's short and long-term future in the rotation. Finally, he gives some thoughts on some names that may no lobger factor into trade rumors as the deadline sits at 1 week away. Everyone enjoy the pod!

New York Mets outfielder Juan Soto lands on the 10-day injured list with a left calf strain. Corey Pieper breaks down a massive slate of injuries, high-profile roster moves, the weekly Waiver Wire segment, and the FanDuel Bet of the Day. The transaction and health wire is buzzing as Jose Ramirez, David Hamilton, Nick Kurtz, and Ranger Suarez return from injury, with Max Scherzer set to return Monday. James Triantos and Spencer Jones earn call-ups, while Addison Barger is declared out for the season. Meanwhile, Spencer Arrighetti, Juan Soto, Max Meyer, Cody Bellinger, Spencer Steer, Bobby Witt Jr., and Ronald Acuna Jr. hit the injury list, Dennis Santana and Lance McCullers Jr. are DFAed, Jose Urquidy moves to the White Sox, and Connelly Early and Curtis Mead are traded. Daily results feature a massive list of standouts as Tarik Skubal, Noah Cameron, Jared Jones, Corbin Carroll, Drake Baldwin, Christian Encarnacion-Strand, Roki Sasaki, Ty France, Nick Fortes, Anthony Siegler, Patrick Sandoval, Jacob Lopez, Dustin May, Steven Kwan, Nick Martinez, Dylan Cease, Rafael Devers, Foster Griffin, Andre Pallante, Kyle Tucker, Nathan Eovaldi, Cooper Pratt, Jacob Misiorowski, Bryan Baker, Kevin Gausman, James Wood, CJ Abrams, Esmerlyn Valdez, Manny Machado, Jeremy Pena, Munetaka Murakami, Luis Lara, Dominic Canzone, Mike Trout, and Jose Soriano deliver strong performances, alongside head-to-head duels between Cam Schlittler and Jesus Luzardo, and Drew Rasmussen against Parker Messick. Conversely, Carter Jensen, Michael Busch, Joey Cantillo, Bryce Miller, Sonny Gray, Hunter Greene, Bryan Woo, Jac Caglianone, the Marlins, and Will Warren struggled into the duds section. Our weekly Waiver Wire segment provides targeted free-agent recommendations to fortify your roster categories ahead of the upcoming matchup cycle. 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.

Will Warren and the Yankees were hammered by the Phillies on Sunday night, losing their chance of a three-game sweep. A fired-up Chris McMonigle reacts to the series finale, Warren's continued struggles, Jose Caballero's diminishing value, Cody Bellinger's hamstring injury, and the series as a whole, including Cam Schlittler's dominating outing in the series opener. Plus, more trade deadline talk and what moves will help the Yanks regain control of the AL East.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS6:41 - Reacting to Bellinger heading to the 10-day IL and how devastating it is for a lineup already missing Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton.14:18 - Comparing Anthony Volpe's hot bat to Caballero's struggles, and why playing Amed Rosario isn't working right now.22:04 - Breaking down Cam Schlittler's masterpiece and his vastly improved curveball.27:10 - Praising the elite back-end of the bullpen, which Chris says has become one of the best in baseball.45:11 - Chris vents about the umpires targeting Caballero with pitch clock rules and a ridiculous "intentional drop" call.54:02 - Reacting to the series finale and Will Warren getting lit up again.1:05:03 - Debating if the Yankees should call up red-hot prospect George Lombard after the trade deadline passes.1:09:51 - Shill or Shame Segment1:13:11 - Discussing Matt Blake's impact, the steep asking price for Mason Miller, and whether the Yankees should trade for George Springer.1:29:04 - Looking ahead to the four-game series in Chicago and setting up Thursday's trade deadline deep-dive episode.

Garry "G" Cobb (former NFL linebacker & longtime Philadelphia sports media host) hangs out today with insight on the 2026 Philadelphia Eagles on the eve of training camp. Cobb adds his thoughts on LeBron James joining the Philadelphia 76ers and is sure to include an update on his 4-year old grandson Garry III and 4-month old granddaughter Grace :). Sports clips (all courtesy of WFIL Sports):Alec Bohm (Philadelphia Phillies third baseman)Bryson Stott (Philadelphia Phillies second baseman)Will Warren (New York Yankees pitcher)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New York Yankees at Philadelphia Phillies by Tony T. Pitching matchup: Will Warren has made 20 appearances with 19 starts and carries a 4 ERA with a 1.37 WHIP. The right-handed has a 22.4% strikeout rate, 7.9% walk rate, 42.5% ground-ball rate and 1.3 home runs allowed per nine innings. Cristopher Sanchez has appeared in 21 games with 21 starts, posting a 2.71 ERA and 1.19 WHIP. The left-handed owns a 27.5% strikeout rate, 4.5% walk rate, 57.7% ground-ball rate and 0.8 home runs allowed per nine innings.

With the MLB trade deadline looming, it's time to put on our general manager hats and cook up some creative deals that are sure to make some noise. Even though there might be more buyers than sellers this year because so many teams are still in the playoff race, these eight ideas could be possible—or they could be completely crazy. On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman cook up some trades that could help bolster lineups and rotations. Among the possible deals, the guys wonder if the Pittsburgh Pirates could make a play for Detroit Tigers ace Tarik Skubal to add him to their dynamic rotation. They also discuss whether the New York Yankees could trade Jasson Domínguez and Will Warren to the Athletics in exchange for a new catcher. Later in the show, Jake and Jordan are joined by Yuri Karasawa to discuss the impact that Rintaro Sasaki signing with the Miami Marlins could have on future Japanese players looking to make the leap to the major leagues. They also discuss why Shohei Ohtani might be kicking himself for missing out on a Cy Young Award this year, the impact Munetaka Murakami has had in America and two players to keep an eye on in NPB. They close out the episode by making their weekly picks in The Good, The Bad & The Uggla.   2:03 - The Opener: Eight crazy trade ideas 5:38 - Skubal to Pirates 11:09 - Zach Neto to Red Sox 16:16 - Yankees get a catcher 23:37 - Mason Miller for Bubba Chandler 28:31 - Yuri Karasawa joins the show: Rintaro Sasaki's impact 47:15 - Shohei Ohtani's Cy Young quest 56:21 - Which NPB players to watch 1:04:19 - The Good, The Bad & The Uggla Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

Griffin Warner talks betting for Friday. Griffin Warner brings a full fourteen game Major League Baseball slate to episode 70 of What I Bet on the Straight Outta Vegas AM podcast feed, arriving with a hot hand at three wins in his last three, seven wins in his last nine, nine wins in his last twelve, and twelve wins in his last seventeen, and he spends the Friday, July 24 show walking through every number on the board before locking in his best bet of the night. He opens with an early 4:10 p.m. Eastern first pitch between the Colorado Rockies and Milwaukee Brewers, explaining at 01:31 why Colorado's inflated home numbers make them nearly unplayable even at a plus price on the road. From there he turns at 02:16 to the matchup that becomes his headline lean, Matthew Boyd and the Chicago Cubs visiting Jared Jones and the Pittsburgh Pirates, fading Boyd after a swing and miss free final start against the Twins and backing Pittsburgh's price against a nationally popular opponent. At 03:02 he breaks down how the loss of Bobby Witt Jr. and uncertainty around Jac Caglianone push him toward the under as the Kansas City Royals visit Tarik Skubal and the Detroit Tigers, then at 03:48 previews a potential shootout between Eduardo Rodriguez and the Arizona Diamondbacks against Connor Palmquist and the Washington Nationals, two travel worn clubs he expects to hit more than pitch. At 04:34 he explains why he does not trust Will Warren against Jesús Luzardo and the Philadelphia Phillies even with an underachieving Phillies lineup, and at 05:05 walks through why he leans toward the Atlanta Braves over Trevor Rogers and the Baltimore Orioles despite Rogers producing results that the market still will not fully believe. One of the most detailed segments arrives at 05:50, where Griffin analyzes Roki Sasaki's triple digit velocity without matching swing and miss numbers as the Los Angeles Dodgers visit Sean Manaea and a New York Mets team still unraveling after a defensive miscue in right field turned a sure win into a season altering loss, a sequence he ties directly to his under position on New York's adjusted second half win total. From 07:22 through 11:55 he moves through the rest of the card, leaning under with Joey Cantillo and the Cleveland Guardians against Shane McClanahan and the Tampa Bay Rays, questioning whether Patrick Sandoval can be trusted post elbow reconstruction as the Toronto Blue Jays visit a red hot Boston Red Sox club, passing on Houston's Spencer Arrighetti and Chicago's Davis Martin until the price on Yordan Alvarez and the Astros gets cheaper, fading Mackenzie Gore's well known second half decline as the Seattle Mariners visit the Texas Rangers, fully fading the Athletics' pitching and offense as they travel overnight to face the Minnesota Twins, leaning under on a Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals pitching duel between Rhett Lowder and Dustin May, and choosing patience over a play on the Los Angeles Angels and San Francisco Giants total while it sits above his number. The episode closes at 13:42 with Griffin's official What I Bet best bet, the Pittsburgh Pirates at home, minus 120, over the Chicago Cubs, extending his run heading into the next installment of the show and giving listeners a complete first look at a full slate of numbers built game by game across nearly two hours of Major League Baseball action. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A caller pitches a wild trade scenario that would send Jacob deGrom to the New York Yankees, but Evan immediately shuts down the delusional idea. Evan outlines exactly why the 38-year-old ace would never waive his full no-trade clause to leave a first-place Texas Rangers team and return to New York. Instead, the guys set their sights on a much more realistic and game-changing deadline target: Tarik Skubal. Evan and Tiki debate whether Brian Cashman should be willing to surrender promising pitching prospects like Will Warren or Ryan Weathers to build a dominant postseason rotation featuring Skubal, Gerrit Cole, and Max Fried. Shaun Morash unveils his updated rankings of the five worst uniforms in the NFL, taking brutal shots at the Jets and declaring the Tennessee Titans' new look the absolute ugliest in football.

The MLB Trade Deadline is almost here, and Chris McMonigle says the Yankees have one glaring need. Craig Carton puts C-Mac to the test, asking him to name the ONE position Brian Cashman absolutely has to upgrade. The guys debate whether the Yankees should target a catcher, go all-in for Mason Miller, move Ben Rice behind the plate, and whether Will Warren or top prospects should be on the table. Plus, they discuss Aaron Judge's injury, Max Fried's return, and how the Yankees should approach a wide-open trade market.

Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber take calls on what the Yankees would need to surrender for Mason Miller. The debate centers on whether young players such as Jasson Domínguez, George Lombard Jr., Will Warren, and Ryan Weathers could form a realistic package for an elite relief arm. The conversation compares the potential deal to past Yankees trades and examines how San Diego might value young major league talent alongside top prospects. Shaun and Tiki also explain why a dominant bullpen becomes even more important in the postseason, when managers are quicker to remove struggling starters.

New York Yankees at Washington National by Tony T. Matchup Analysis The starting-pitching matchup is relatively close by ERA. The home starter owns the stronger strikeout rate. Neither starter has a major control advantage. Ground-ball contact favors the home starter. The home starter has allowed fewer home runs per nine. Will Warren has made 18 starts in 18 appearances, while Cade Cavalli has made 19 starts in 19 appearances. The comparison puts immediate focus on strike throwing, contact quality and each starter's ability to keep the ball in the park.

The Yankees struck out at an alarming rate, but Evan argues that their problems go far beyond missed swings. Will Warren struggled against the bottom of Tampa Bay's lineup, Cody Bellinger made another costly mistake, and the uncertainty surrounding Aaron Judge has left the offense without an obvious solution. Instead of trying to patch every weakness, Evan believes the Yankees should make one aggressive move and trade for Tarik Skubal. Pairing him with Gerrit Cole and Max Fried could give New York the dominant rotation it needs to survive a flawed American League and make a serious championship run.

Evan pushes back on the idea that strikeouts alone are sinking the Yankees, pointing out that they still scored against Tampa Bay's starters. With Aaron Judge's return uncertain, he argues that New York should stop searching for a perfect offensive fix and instead become dominant in the rotation. Callers debate whether the Yankees truly need Tarik Skubal, while Evan explains why elite pitching could carry a flawed lineup through October. The discussion also covers the team's dependence on home runs, Jose Caballero's baffling strikeout and the Will Warren mistake that changed the game.

The Yankees are striking out at a historic rate, but Evan argues that their biggest problems run much deeper. With Aaron Judge's return uncertain and flaws throughout the roster, he makes the case for an aggressive trade deadline swing: acquire Tarik Skubal and build a rotation capable of carrying New York through October. The conversation also covers Cody Bellinger's baffling baserunning, Will Warren's struggles and why home runs still matter more than strikeout totals. Plus, Mets fans share stories from a wild, rain soaked loss that somehow became an unforgettable night at Citi Field.

The Yankees made franchise history in the worst way, setting a record for most strikeouts in a two game span. C-Mac is NOT happy after watching the strikeout fest, and he sounds off on the team's continued offensive woes, the miserable night from Jose Caballero after getting the start at shortstop, the continued "disgusting" showing from Paul Goldschmidt, Will Warren continuing his slide, and the lone bright spot of the night in Ben Rice, who had a three-hit night and went deep for the second night in a row. Plus, why Cody Bellinger is Chris' number one culprit in the team's current swoon.

The Yankees made franchise history in the worst way, setting a record for most strikeouts in a two game span. C-Mac is NOT happy after watching the strikeout fest, and he sounds off on the team's continued offensive woes, the miserable night from Jose Caballero after getting the start at shortstop, the continued "disgusting" showing from Paul Goldschmidt, Will Warren continuing his slide, and the lone bright spot of the night in Ben Rice, who had a three-hit night and went deep for the second night in a row. Plus, why Cody Bellinger is Chris' number one culprit in the team's current swoon.

Let's talk about some Yankees baseball.From All-Star voting to Contreras being a clown in Boston, to the "Yankees suck" chants in Beantown to Will Warren having 4 bad starts in a row.I'm going to talk about it all.Let's jump into it!

Griffin Warner talks betting for Friday. Griffin Warner returns to the What I Bet show on the Straight Outta Vegas AM feed for a stacked Friday, June 26, 2026, pairing a decisive World Cup group stage with a complete Major League Baseball board. With two matches per group kicking off at the same time until the round of 32 arrives, Griffin moves group by group through every total, line move, and side worth a look, starting with a chaotic backdrop, the United States exit after two wins and a clinched group, and Turkey finally scoring a goal at the death after two blank matches. He breaks down Norway against France, both through on six points and chasing the group win, leaning to Norway plus one behind Erling Haaland out of Manchester City while noting Kylian Mbappé under scrutiny at Real Madrid for his defensive work, a wrinkle that pushes Griffin toward the under. He covers Iraq and Senegal, both reeling on zero points, with Senegal a major disappointment behind an aging backline despite strong goalkeeping from Mendy, and he criticizes the structure that advances eight third place teams as a quick shot at FIFA. He digs into Saudi Arabia and Cape Verde, praising the Cape Verde side as tournament darlings after draws with Uruguay and a goalless result against Spain, and lays out the under two and a quarter to two and a half range. He frames Uruguay against Spain as the marquee pairing, liking Uruguay plus one and the under while watching Darwin Núñez search for form under aggressive manager Marcelo Bielsa, with a caveat that Spain can crack the game open. He leans firmly under in the Iran and Egypt pride match in Seattle, and closes the soccer card by fading a flat Belgium golden generation while liking New Zealand and the under. Then the baseball begins. Griffin walks through Andrew Abbott against Paul Skenes in Pittsburgh, Spencer Arrighetti at Keider Montero in Detroit, Andrew Alvarez against Trevor Rogers in a Nationals and Orioles tilt, Nathan Eovaldi opposite former Ranger Patrick Corbin in Toronto, Will Warren versus rookie Payton Tolle at Fenway where his strongest lean is under eight and a half, Luis Castillo against Joey Cantillo in Cleveland with the Guardians at minus 108, Zac Gallen drawing Nick Martinez, Colin Rea against the electric Jacob Misiorowski in Milwaukee, Tomoyuki Sugano in a high total at Minnesota, Max Meyer opposite Michael McGreevy in St. Louis where he trusts the pitching toward under eight, JT Ginn against Walbert Ureña in Anaheim where he likes the plus 112 home underdog, and Roki Sasaki facing Walker Buehler in a tiny San Diego number he leans over. Bryce Miller, George Kirby, Bryan Woo, and José Ramírez all enter the rotation conversation along the way. Save money at pregame.com with promo code HIT15, that is Hotel India Tango 15, for 15 percent off anything on the website, good through July 6th, plenty of time to grab the World Cup and baseball packages. The show closes with the What I Bet best bet, Keider Montero and the Detroit Tigers at minus 115 at home against the Astros. Follow the show at Pregame Now and find Griffin at underscore G Warner across all social media platforms.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

First and foremost, Happy Father's Day to all the dads!!Let's talk some Yankees baseball shall we? Vople is doing his job, Will Warren is still struggling, but the team is finding ways to continue to win (most of the time).I do address the Pride hat/uniform "issue" that came about this past week. Speaking as a Christian, I think you'll be surprised by how I feel about the whole thing. Yes, it's just my opinion but it's my podcast so that's what you get.Thank you for listening and I hope you enjoy!"If you can't find the good news, be the good news" Love and blessings - D. Scott

GET IN WE'RE BOOKING: THE VALIANT KICKSTARTER ENDS TODAY. If you want your name in the book, today's the last day to do that. Things Discussed: VALIANT: Sam's getting background to tell stories nobody's heard yet from Dusty May. Ken Pomeroy is going to walk us through the 2PA Revolution and how it led to some of the best basketball teams ever. John Gasaway is going through the history of his understanding of the game, and the Michigan fans who pulled him along that journey. Will Warren is going to get into the way strategy and analytics created a special team. Craig's book too. Alex Drain chopped it in half, and it's finally written. Texas Tech and Sorsby: Craig walks us through the judge's insane decision, notes there's still a four-judge panel (of all TTU grads) that it needs to get through before this really is a thing. The reaction of the league is loud, but they're not going to do 90% of what they threaten, for many reasons. Comparison with reaction to Signgate: Difference was anyone who knows ball was saying it's horseshit. What do TTU fans say? They say Texas has been getting players off for worse for a century. What's the fix? Probably one part of the story that eventually leads to a CBA, because that's how the pro leagues control this. In break: the 1950s NYU scandal in the context of 1950s NCAA and the players making no money as everyone was getting rich. In-state recruiting: Some big guys going out of state. Guerrant: let's see if Michigan passes the ball this year before we take an impending Oregon commitment seriously. Gideon Gash: TTU means Michigan can come back around; big loss for MSU. Whittingham has done a good job adapting to Michigan recruiting. Retaining Bellamy retained connections in Michigan and the East. Harding gives him credibility all over the Midwest. Way they reacted to the NCAA attacking SMSB was like early Harbaugh. Pat Fitzgerald's slow start means little; he's got some OL, and that's what you really need. Seth likes the Frey-type tackle they got from Brighton.

Griffin Warner talks betting for Tuesday. Griffin Warner is back with one of the bigger Tuesday episodes of the What I Bet season on the Pregame.com Straight Outta Vegas AM podcast, opening fresh off a dramatic Montreal Canadiens overtime win over the Buffalo Sabres in Game 7 of the second round before pivoting immediately to two English Premier League plays and then ripping through the entire Major League Baseball slate with opinionated, number-driven analysis that covers side leans, total plays, home underdog angles, and situational edges from first pitch to last out, closing with a New York Yankees moneyline best bet over the Toronto Blue Jays that caps another lean-loaded episode, and the action begins in the EPL where Warner identifies Bournemouth as a three-quarter goal home underdog against Manchester City with a meaningful rest edge — Bournemouth sat out the FA Cup Final weekend while City had to grind — and follows that with a Tottenham Hotspur plus half-goal lean at a Chelsea side he describes as a cycling disaster that sacks capable managers and replaces them with unproven ones every season, before shifting to baseball where Martín Pérez pitching as a road favorite for Atlanta draws skepticism and Miami home underdog Braxton Garrett draws interest in his return from Tommy John surgery, Chase Burns gets a strong lean as one of the best young arms in baseball against a Phillies rotation missing Kyle Schwarber, the Cleveland Guardians' under at Detroit Comerica Park becomes the most confident total lean of the night with Parker Messick in strong form and Keider Montero coming off his worst start of the year, Tampa Bay gets the nod at home over Baltimore's Kyle Bradish based on the Rays' relentless offensive production at Tropicana Field, Jacob Misiorowski's brilliance for the road Brewers does not outweigh Warner's affection for Ben Brown as a Cubs home underdog at Wrigley, Ranger Suárez on a scoreless roll creates a Boston lean despite reserved trust in Kansas City's Bailey Falter fresh off the injured list, Lance McCullers Jr. pitching for a quietly rebuilding Houston squad draws skepticism against a Minnesota lineup that has been productive, Kumar Rocker at Coors Field gets a lean to the over on the ten-and-a-half total given Denver heat conditions, the White Sox get plus money respect with Anthony Kay facing a returning Bryce Miller in Seattle, and after all of it Warner lands on the Yankees at minus-132 as the official What I Bet Best Bet, trusting New York's bullpen superiority and Will Warren's consistency over the risk of relying on Dylan Cease to go the distance in the Bronx, make sure you visit Pregame.com and use promo code PICK25 to get savings on picks, packages, and all-access passes from Griffin Warner and every pro on the network, and subscribe to the Straight Outta Vegas AM podcast wherever you stream so you never miss a What I Bet drop. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker welcome Newsday Yankees reporter Erik Boland (3:05) ahead of the Blue Jays' second game in the Bronx. They discuss the breaking news that Gerrit Cole will return this week, what the Jays bats can expect from Will Warren, Aaron Judge's season so far, and whether Ben Rice's hot start is sustainable. Then, Jeff and Kevin chat about where Judge stands on the list of the greatest hitters of all time before listening to John Schneider's pre-game availability. Later, the voice of the Blue Jays, Dan Shulman (27:55), stops by to discuss the vibes in New York, positive signs from George Springer despite a rough final at-bat, John Schneider's decision to go to Yariel Rodriguez, how Dylan Cease should approach the Yankees' lineup, Brandon Valenzuela's eventful Yankee Stadium debut, and why tonight's matchup is a 'must-win.' 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 affiliates.

The harsh reality of Orioles baseball showed up again last night when the lineup went quietly against Will Warren and the Yankees bullpen. To make things even worse, Trevor Rogers also struggled in his return from the IL.

Texas Rangers vs. NY Yankees MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Rangers at Yankees 7 PM ET—Nathan Eovaldi is starting for Texas. Eovaldi started seven games posting an ERA of 4.76 with WHIP of 1.34. The right hander strikes out 22.5% with 5.8% walks. Ground balls served at 50% with 2.04 home runs per nine innings. Will Warren makes the start for NY. Warren has seven starts with an ERA of 2.39 with WHIP of 1.06. The right hander has an elite 30.3% K rate with 5.3% walks. Ground balls sit at 47.4% with 0.96 home runs per nine innings.

Trevor Powers and Dan Galati on a Sunday-afternoon recap that turned into a full-length argument about how MLB organizations actually win — and why money keeps failing to fix the teams that don't.The conversation runs through the recent manager firings (Rob Thompson, Alex Cora), the Dodgers-vs-everyone organizational alignment thesis, the Yankees' draft pattern that produces big-league pitchers from rounds 6–20, and the 20-darts theory of drafting that the smart orgs all share.00:00 — Intro 01:50 — Ravik Spin Command callback 05:09 — Manager firings: Rob Thompson, Alex Cora, Carlos Mendoza 13:49 — How important is a manager really? 22:30 — The alignment thesis: Dodgers vs the field 35:30 — Yankees' draft + development pattern 44:00 — Schlittler, Will Warren, Ben Rice — the round 6–20 pipeline 47:00 — Bryce Rainer vs Konnor Griffin 48:49 — Orioles' identity-driven hitter cloning 50:18 — Phillies pitching success vs hitting struggles 52:00 — The 20-darts draft philosophy 55:00 — Random late-round all-stars (Roman Anthony, Cal Raleigh, Jose Ramirez) 59:38 — Outro#bsgb #bdhpodcast #mlb #playerdevelopment #managerfirings #dodgers #yankees #draft

NY Yankees vs. Houston Astros MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Yankees at Astros 6:10 PM ET—Will Warren will start for NY. Warren in five starts carries an ERA of 2.49 with WHIP of 1.11. The right hander fans 29.5% with 5.7% walks. Ground balls are 50.7% with 1.07 home runs per nine innings. Lance McCullers is starting for Houston. McCullers started four games carrying an ERA of 6.20 with WHIP of 1.38. The righty strikes out 24.4% with 10.5% walks. Grounders are 42.6% with 0.89 home runs per nine innings. A FIP of 3.97.

Wins Above Fantasy – Steve Gesuele (@stav8818) and special guest Dan Weber (@DTWeb313) look at early-season meaningful hitter changes, focusing on metrics that stabilize quickly like chase and swinging strike rate. They highlight hitters improving contact without sacrificing power, plus a second group showing bat speed gains with stable or improved swing decisions, identifying potential breakouts, buy-lows, and profile changes heading into the heart of the season. Cam Schlittler — 3:45 Jacob Misiorowski — 9:50 Shota Imanaga — 14:45 Jesus Luzardo — 20:52 Reid Detmers — 26:35 Emerson Hancock — 30:37 Will Warren — 35:42 Chase Dollander — 42:45 Jack Leiter — 49:00 Mystery Pitcher — 54:38 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.

Fantasy Baseball Live! – April 19, 2026Segment 1 and 2 – Review games of the weekAdditional Questions:1.With the Cubs and Astros pitching staffs decimated with injuries, why is Lucas Giolito still not signed?1)Is it time for fantasy managers to put him on their rosters?2.Ben Rice was the one guy I told our Patreon members not to leave the draft without. It's proving prescient, and now the Yankees are using him more against lefties. Over/Under 35 home runs.3.Speaking of the Yankees, Will Warren has looked very good so far this season. 2 wins, 11 K/9, 2.49 ERA, 3.68 xERA4.The Phillies put Jhoan Duran on the IL with an oblique strain. Who gets the save opportunities in Philadelphia?5.Gerrit Cole and Zach Wheeler have both had rehab games this week and they were “Ehh”. Who do you want the rest of the season?6.If you take away Yamamoto, the rest of the best Japanese pitchers who have migrated to MLB haven't been very good. What's your take on each?1)Kodai Senga (NYM, 2023) – 8.83 ERA2)Roki Sasaki (LAD, 2025) – 6.23 ERA3)Tatsuya Imai (Hou, 2026) – 7.27 ERASegment 3 – Wavier WireSegment 4 – Closer ReportClose

Kansas City Royals vs. NY Yankees MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Royals at Yankees 1:35PM ET— Noah Cameron will start for Kansas City. Cameron in three starts carries an ERA of 3.94 and WHIP of 1.25. The left hander fans 20.9% with 6% walks. Ground balls dealt at 24.5% with 1.13 home runs per nine innings. Will Warren makes the start for NYY. Warren made four starts delivering an ERA of 2.45 with WHIP of 1.25. The right hander strikes out 25% with 7.5% walks. Ground balls dealt at 56.6% with 0.98 home runs per nine innings.

Everything changed when Jesus sent the Holy Spirit. Will Warren opens the book of Acts—a book about what happens next—inviting us to reconsider what power actually means. It's not about comfort or control, but about surrender. As disciples became witnesses to the world, so are we. But here's the question: If the Holy Spirit removed His presence from your life right now, would you even notice? Discover how the Spirit transforms fans into faithful followers and what it truly means to live with His power.

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.

Sports' Info Solutions' Mark Simon joins Marty to break down the pitching matchup between Tyler Mahle vs Will Warren before the series finale vs the YankeesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sports' Info Solutions' Mark Simon joins Marty to break down the pitching matchup between Tyler Mahle vs Will Warren before the series finale vs the YankeesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber break down the little things that can drive Yankees fans crazy before the season even settles in. From Cam Schlittler being capped at 70 pitches to the awkward stop-and-start nature of the opening schedule, they get into why the Yankees' first week could feel frustrating even with baseball finally back. The debate also touches on whether Will Warren starting the home opener feels wrong, and what fans should really make of the early rotation decisions. The conversation expands into the growing headache of how fans actually watch games, with Netflix carrying the opener and streaming fatigue becoming part of the baseball experience. Along the way, the guys mix in some St. John's optimism, playoff chatter, and the kind of passionate back-and-forth that turns small scheduling quirks and lineup choices into full-blown New York sports arguments.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dive into a classic New York sports mashup, from the Yankees' strange opening stretch to the growing buzz around St. John's. They debate Cam Littler's pitch count, whether Will Warren starting the home opener is a real problem, and why the Yankees' early off days could leave fans more frustrated than refreshed. The conversation also turns to the team's Netflix opener and the bigger question of how much streaming is changing the way fans follow baseball. The energy only ramps up from there with St. John's optimism hitting another level as the guys revisit the biggest moments of Evan's lifetime as a fan and look ahead to what could be next. They also get into the Knicks' push for playoff positioning, why a win over the Nets mattered more than it looked, and the usual mix of sharp opinions, fan therapy, and New York sports chaos that keeps the conversation moving.

Will Warren aka StatsByWill from Basket Under Review- Joins to PREVIEW March Madness and help YOU with your brackets. Cody needs help with his. ---------- TalkSports is LIVE Weekdays from 8-11 a.m. on Fox Sports Knoxville/ Fanrun Radio. Check Out our Socials: "@FOXSportsKnox" on Twitter/X, "FanrunSports" on Instagram and Youtube Jon- @Jon__Reed on "X" Cody- @Cody__McClure on "X" Sam- @_beard11 on "X" Bubba- @BrandonShown on "X"

Will Warren aka StatsByWill joins to breakdown the SEC tournament and preview the Vols and Vanderbilt matchup. ---------- TalkSports is LIVE Weekdays from 8-11 a.m. on Fox Sports Knoxville/ Fanrun Radio. Check Out our Socials: "@FOXSportsKnox" on Twitter/X, "FanrunSports" on Instagram and Youtube Jon- @Jon__Reed on "X" Cody- @Cody__McClure on "X" Sam- @_beard11 on "X" Bubba- @BrandonShown on "X"

Will Warren (statsbywill) joins to talk Tennessee, Nate Ament, and the NCAA Tournament. ---------- TalkSports is LIVE Weekdays from 8-11 a.m. on Fox Sports Knoxville/ Fanrun Radio. Check Out our Socials: "@FOXSportsKnox" on Twitter/X, "FanrunSports" on Instagram and Youtube Jon- @Jon__Reed on "X" Cody- @Cody__McClure on "X" Sam- @_beard11 on "X" Bubba- @BrandonShown on "X"

En este episodio de La Semana de los Bombarderos analizamos las declaraciones de Brian Cashman, quien decidió moderar las expectativas alrededor del gran momento de Jasson Domínguez. También hablamos de la sólida actuación de Will Warren ante los Phillies, la lesión de espalda de Cody Bellinger que lo mantendrá fuera un par de días, la invitación del veterano Randal Grichuk al campamento, la participación de Ryan Yarbrough con el Team USA en el Clásico Mundial y la preparación de Aaron Judge como participante completo en el Spring Training. Cobertura total del campamento Yankee rumbo a la temporada.Conviértete en un supporter de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/con-las-bases-llenas-podcast-de-beisbol--2742086/support.

En este episodio de La Semana de los Bombarderos analizamos las declaraciones de Brian Cashman, quien decidió moderar las expectativas alrededor del gran momento de Jasson Domínguez. También hablamos de la sólida actuación de Will Warren ante los Phillies, la lesión de espalda de Cody Bellinger que lo mantendrá fuera un par de días, la invitación del veterano Randal Grichuk al campamento, la participación de Ryan Yarbrough con el Team USA en el Clásico Mundial y la preparación de Aaron Judge como participante completo en el Spring Training. Cobertura total del campamento Yankee rumbo a la temporada.Conviértete en un supporter de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/podcast-de-los-yankees-en-espanol-la-semana-de-los-bombarderos--2880298/support.

En este episodio de La Semana de los Bombarderos analizamos las declaraciones de Brian Cashman, quien decidió moderar las expectativas alrededor del gran momento de Jasson Domínguez. También hablamos de la sólida actuación de Will Warren ante los Phillies, la lesión de espalda de Cody Bellinger que lo mantendrá fuera un par de días, la invitación del veterano Randal Grichuk al campamento, la participación de Ryan Yarbrough con el Team USA en el Clásico Mundial y la preparación de Aaron Judge como participante completo en el Spring Training. Cobertura total del campamento Yankee rumbo a la temporada. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stats by Will Warren joins to help preview Tennessee versus Auburn.

Will Warren, aka StatsByWill, joins to breakdown Tennessee versus Alabama. Then the boys look at how to fix the Vols. ---------- TalkSports is LIVE Weekdays from 8-11 a.m. on Fox Sports Knoxville/ Fanrun Radio. Check Out our Socials: "@FOXSportsKnox" on Twitter/X, "FanrunSports" on Instagram and Youtube Jon- @Jon__Reed on "X" Cody- @Cody__McClure on "X" Sam- @_beard11 on "X" Bubba- @BrandonShown on "X"

Will Warren aka @StatsByWill joins to help breakdown Tennessee Basketball. Nate Ament Stock on the rise? How about the freshman Troy Henderson... ---------- TalkSports is LIVE Weekdays from 8-11 a.m. on Fox Sports Knoxville/ Fanrun Radio. Check Out our Socials: "@FOXSportsKnox" on Twitter/X, "FanrunSports" on Instagram and Youtube Jon- @Jon__Reed on "X" Cody- @Cody__McClure on "X" Sam- @_beard11 on "X" Bubba- @BrandonShown on "X"