Curtain Call

Flip and Kevin break down the first clash between the Yankees and Red Sox of the 2021 season and discuss the outlook of the team heading into a crucial road trip.

After revealing that the 2018 Colorado Rockies allegedly employed a sign-stealing ploy similar to the Houston Astros, Erik Kratz returns to the show to discuss the fallout from his comments, steroid use in baseball, the Hall of Fame, and more. Also Flip and Kevin break down the Yankees options now that Corey Kluber has landed on the Injured List, which left-handed bats the Bombers might target in a trade deal, the hot bats of Aaron Judge and Gleyber Torres, and much more.

Flip and Kevin are joined by former major league catcher Erik Kratz to talk about Corey Kluber's no-hitter as a member of the New York Yankees, his career in baseball and much more.

YES Network studio anchor Bob Lorenz joins Flip and Kevin to talk about the Yankees hot play of late, share Yogi Berra stories, assess the return of Luke Voit, and much more. Also, should fans and broadcasters be allowed to mention no-hitters as they are happening? Flip and Kevin break it down.

As the New York Yankees prepare to host the Houston Astros, Flip and Kevin look back at the sign-stealing scandal, including the punishment and continued fallout. The duo also looks at the Yankees recent hot play, Corey Kluber’s dominance, Kyle Higashioka’s emergence, and much more.

After the Yankees take three-of-four from the Indians, Flip and Kevin explain why it’s too early to worry about New York’s slow start. Also, the guys discuss the importance of Gerrit Cole, Madison Bumgarner’s “no-hitter,” and which former player they wish they could’ve seen have an injury-free career.

Flip and Kevin talk Yankees baseball and end the show with some 2021 season predictions in this episode of Curtain Call.

Flip and Kevin are joined by former MLB pitcher and YES Network broadcaster David Cone to preview the upcoming 2021 MLB season.

Flip and Kevin are joined YES Network broadcaster Ryan Ruocco to talk sports play-by-play, Yankees and Nets.

Flip and Kevin talk about what the 2021 season will look like from a production and baseball standpoint, offseason grades and more.