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The Yankees keep finding ways to lose and that's what bad teams do. Aroldis Chapman is a mess and the excuses for Aaron Boone need to stop. We go over the subway series and more. Who even cares?

This team is done and so am I. We give out halfway mark progress reports, discuss the state of the team, and that's all. I'm sorry. I am just tired of it.

The Yankees got swept this weekend at Fenway in front of over 30,000 fans. They are now 0-6 versus the Red Sux this season and have no business winning the division at this rate. They can't beat anybody in the East and have remained mediocre all season long, equating to a 40-37 record which lands them in fourth place at the moment. The wildcard hunt even remains grim, too. And despite having a track record of trying to ride it out, this is a team who should blow it up from top to bottom before the deadline. I mean if we're having conversations about trying to making the playoffs on June 27th than this is a team that is clearly not structured to win a title. Eliminate me from the "parade" if you will, but I am simply out on the 2021 New York Yankees.

The Bombers followed up their sweep from Buffalo with a series win over the Oakland A's at home. It was the first time since 2019 where Yankee Stadium was open for full capacity. The Yankees had a strong series of games where they came back from deficits in two of them with clutch hitting and good enough pitching. While Taillon sucked on Friday, Domingo was bailed out by Nestor in Game 2 on Saturday, Monty pitched well on Sunday, and Chapman got some help from a triple-play! Gary is hot, Gio is hitting, and some have cooled. We get to it all plus more in the latest show.

After an abysmal 5-13 stretch, the Yankees finally showed some life in Buffalo. They swept the Jays in three games thanks to some powerful offense. Gary is hot, DJ is swinging the bat well, Gio & Stanton had some big moments, and Gerrit Cole went eight innings! We discuss the series and also had a conversation with Greg from Yankee Crazy Podcast.

This Yankees team is flat out bad. From ownership to the front office to management to the players themselves, the Bombers have some real soul searching to do. They are running out of time quicker than they think.

It looked as if the Yankees ran into the perfect remedy to put an end to their recent misery. They went out and dominated offensively against the Twins. Gerrit Cole had the perfect response to all the hearsay, a lot of guys started to hit, and even the final game looked promising as well. But Aroldis Chapman simply did not have it in the ninth inning on Thursday when surrendering two devastating home runs to take the loss. The Yankees had a shot to get really hot and change the narrative but instead they entered the off-day on a down note. We discuss the series, get into the upcoming UFC 263 event, and a lot more in the latest episode.

It's time to roll some heads, man.

After getting swept in Detroit, the Yankees just finished off a four-game set at home where they split with the Rays. We can talk all we want about "accepting the split" against a team that's owned the Yankees, but the bottom line is this team still has just five more wins than losses after 57 games into the season. At some point they've got to stop settling and figure out. Consistently too, not just in spurts. Toronto, Tampa, and Boston -- up next -- are not going away.

The underwhelming play continued this week/weekend for the Yankees. I have no words except a brief rant, and then we run through the two-month progress report. It's not great. This team is bad.