John and Justin size up the World Series and explain why they’re both rolling with the Diamondbacks to win over the Rangers. Plus, how much should Yankees fans read into reported talks for the Padres Juan Soto?

With four teams left standing, John and Justin go back and forth on whether the new playoff format is good for baseball. Will the team with the championship DNA still rise above the tournament style that the sport has ushered in? Has Bryce Harper’s career exceeded everyone’s expectations? Also, John reveals his favorite offseason hobby!

On Episode 100, John and Justin dissect the end-of-season comments made by Aaron Judge and why people should be listening closely to Judge’s words. Also, John and Justin touch on the departure of Buck Showalter from the Mets, and they take a look at the Wild Card games that are getting underway.

Ahead of the Yankees' final homestand of the regular season, John and Justin wonder whether there is anything left to see in order for us to fully evaluate the 2023 Yankees. Will how the team finishes affect how deeply the organization evaluates itself? Which teams will capture the final two AL Wild Card spots? Plus, a look at Shohei Ohtani and the recent front office moves made by the Mets and the Red Sox.

John and Justin examine the realistic chances the Yankees have to grab the final wild card in the AL. They explain why Jasson Domínguez’s abilities are real and why you should buy into “The Martian.” Both think Michael King’s progress as a starting pitcher is one of the most important storylines to watch the rest of the way. Plus, a look at 2023 Old-Timers' Day.

Former Yankees reliever and YES analyst Jeff Nelson joins John and Justin to discuss what changes we may see with the Yankees moving forward. They also focus on the bunched-up Wild Card races in each league and look ahead to Old-Timers' Day on September 9.

John and Justin recap an interesting week for the New York Yankees on and off the field. The cure to the issues on the field is simple: just win. The hosts also weigh in on the lack of big trades at the deadline.

With a week before the trade deadline, John and Justin give reasons as to why the Yankees can turn it around, even with the soft portion of their schedule ending. Why have key hitters with proven track records collectively struggled all at once? Two former players in Sean Casey and Andy Pettitte have joined the Yankees staff within the last three weeks—why? What other teams are fooling themselves as contenders at this point?

John and Justin discuss the struggles of the recent Yankees homestand, the dismissal of Dillon Lawson, Shohei Ohtani, Ellly De La Cruz, and more.

John and Justin revisit the state of the Yankees offense following the Subway Series and believe great pitching has nothing to show for its wonderful work. YES Network’s lead producer for Yankees broadcasts, Troy Benjamin, joins the show to discuss watching Yankees baseball, and sports in general, through the eyes of a TV producer.