The Yankees actually gave Trent Grisham a qualifying offer — but was it smart? I break down why the move doesn’t make sense financially or strategically, how his numbers don’t justify a $22 million deal, and what it says about the front office’s decision-making this offseason. ⚾

In this breakdown, I dive into the 2016 miniseries 11/22/63, based on the Stephen King novel. Starring James Franco, the show follows a man who discovers a portal to 1960 and attempts to stop the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. But as he learns, time fights back — and every choice comes with consequences.

This episode explores what makes 11/22/63 so special, why it’s still underrated, and how its themes of fate, love, and history make it one of the most overlooked TV adaptations of the past decade.

In this episode, I break down what the Yankees should really be focusing on this offseason — not just big names, but smart, balanced moves. I talk about why Steven Kwan’s skill set is exactly what the lineup needs, why Cody Bellinger still makes sense despite his ups and downs, and how the Yankees can build a more consistent and complete roster heading into 2026. From contact hitters to clubhouse chemistry, this episode’s all about putting the right pieces together to win again.

In this segment, we break down the Yankees’ upcoming offseason and what to realistically expect. Will the team shake things up, or are they sticking to the “run it back” approach with minimal changes? I dive into the front office mentality, roster construction habits, and why history suggests we might see more of the same-old thinking guiding the Bronx Bombers into the next season.

Thinner might be one of Stephen King’s most infamous adaptations—but it’s got untapped potential. In this episode, I break down why this cult horror story deserves a modern remake, exploring what could make it terrifying, smart, and unforgettable for a new audience.

In this segment, I talk about the 1998 film Disturbing Behavior.