Keith and C-Mac react to an embarrassing sweep at the hands of the Red Sox, and how the rest of the season has come down to showing some pride and letting the kids play. Everson Pereira and Oswald Peraza need to be in the lineup every day. Plus, the Yankees core is "rotten," and C-Mac needs to see signs from DJ LeMahieu and Giancarlo Stanton that there is still something left in the tank. We also take a look at the future of Aaron Boone and Brian Cashman. Both jobs are likely safe, but that doesn't mean Cashman won't make changes elsewhere. Finally, searching for reasons to continue watching the team.

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Keith and C-Mac brainstorm reasons to continue watching the Yankees for the rest of this disastrous, lost season.

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The Yankees' biggest problem is the veterans that have fallen off a cliff. Plus, Boone and Cashman are likely back, but that doesn't mean the team is "screwed."

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Keith and C-Mac try to stomach an embarrassing sweep at the hands of the Red Sox, and wonder if the team will show any pride the rest of the way.

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Keith says blame for the Yankees struggles starts at the top, with an owner who runs the richest franchise in baseball yet adheres to his own luxury tax constraints (4:00), but C-Mac says Brian Cashman is more to blame (7:00). However, he doesn't think Cashman is going anywhere (12:00). Keith believes the players are checked out (21:00), and both agree that Gleyber Torres needs to be traded (21:00). C-Mac and Keith both agree that blaming Aaron Judge for the Yankees struggles, and entertaining the idea of trading Gerrit Cole to replenish the farm system, are ridiculous ideas (28:00).

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Can Brian Cashman, who will be back, change his philosophy and rebuild this flawed roster? Plus, Keith says the players seem to have checked out, and both Keith and Chris say Gleyber Torres needs to be traded this offseason.

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C-Mac and Keith both agree that blaming Aaron Judge for the Yankees struggles, and entertaining the idea of trading Gerrit Cole to replenish the farm system, are ridiculous ideas.

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Keith says blame for the Yankees struggles starts at the top, with an owner who runs the richest franchise in baseball yet adheres to his own luxury tax constraints. But C-Mac says Brian Cashman is more to blame.

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From 'DA's New York Accent' (Subscribe Here): Ken Singleton spent 25 years on Yankees television broadcasts and gives his thoughts on the frustrating season they’ve had. He discusses the pitching woes aside from Cole, a lineup that has lacked production, and a World Series drought going on 14 years. Singleton also remembers his childhood growing up in New York, and how stickball helped launch his MLB career. Singleton also tells fantastic Earl Weaver stories, the iconic manager of the Orioles.

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Keith and C-Mac were recording live when Anthony Rizzo landed on the IL, and they had plenty to say about the "negligence" the Yankees showed in not diagnosing his injury for over two months. Plus, reaction to Domingo German entering treatment for alcohol abuse, and how the lack of moves at the trade deadline is even more criminal now. Keith and C-Mac continue with the "fireable offenses" by the Yankees in their injury management, and how there is now a bleak outlook for a big series against the Astros.

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