Curtain Call

Following the Yankees' doubleheader sweep of the Mets on Sunday, Flip and Kevin break down what went right for the Bronx Bombers, including Luke Voit's amazing hot streak, Gary Sanchez's statement grand slam, and Deivi Garcia's impressive Major League debut.

“The Warrior” Paul O’Neill joins Flip and Kevin to discuss what it’s been like calling New York Yankees games from his basement, as opposed to the booth at the Stadium, his beginnings at the YES Network, being part of three perfect games, using FaceTime to call Jorge Posada during a broadcast, the depth of the Yankees’ roster, how jacked Aroldis Chapman looks, and much more.

YES Network's Jack Curry joins Flip and Kevin to talk the latest Yankees news, including Gerrit Cole's first four starts with New York, Clint Frazier's maturation, and the importance of Jordan Montgomery. Also, go behind the scenes with Jack as he details what it's been like to broadcast television from a distance during this pandemic.

NOTE: This episode was recorded the morning of August 14.

Michael Kay returns to the Curtain Call podcast to discuss what it's been like calling baseball games in 2020, the fluid MLB schedule, the Yankees' hot start, Aaron Judge's offensive onslaught, and much more.

Opening Day is less than a week away and the Yankees getting themselves ready for another regular season campaign in the Bronx. Former Yankees pitcher and five-time World Series champion David Cone joins the show to discuss how Summer Camp has been going for the Bombers, as well as his expectations for the 2020 MLB season.

Flip and Kevin are back to discuss baseball's return, new rule changes, the Yankees roster, and coverage beginning on the YES Network for the 2020 MLB season.

Flip and Kevin return to assess baseball's potential return, including what the game will look like when it resumes play, particularly the impact of a universal designated hitter and divisional realignment. Also get their take on the MLB Draft.

Sarah Kustok, YES Network's primary Brooklyn Nets game analyst, joined the network in 2012. She spent the first 5 seasons as the Nets courtside reporter before becoming the primary game analyst in 2017. She now joins Flip and Kevin to discuss her career, playing basketball at DePaul University, winning her first New York Emmy and so much more.

Actor Steve Schirripa has been involved in some of television's biggest hits, including The Sopranos and Blue Bloods. In addition, he co-hosts the new hit podcast Talking Sopranos. And now, he joins Flip and Kevin to discuss his legendary career, love for the Yankees, and more.

Quarantined from their residences, Flip and Kevin discuss the impact the coronavirus has had on the sports world, particularly the YES Network.