Go Get 'Em

Aaron Judge couldn't get No. 62 at home, and Keith says Yankee fans in attendance didn't deserve to see history after going silent before every pitch, over-hyping every pitch, and heading for the concourse after every at-bat. Sweeny doesn't quite agree.

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Keith and Sweeny look ahead to the ALDS, and try to predict what the Yankees' defensive alignment will look like, whether DJ LeMahieu can be a starter given his lingering toe injury, and if Matt Carpenter can come back in time to be a difference. Plus, Isiah Kiner-Falefa is quietly having a strong month, but the banged-up bullpen is not. What will the postseason bullpen totem pole look like?

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Nestor Cortes looked dominant in his final regular season start, and should be among the most reliable Yankee starters in the postseason. Still, Gerrit Cole and his elite strikeout stuff will start game one, despite his home run concerns. Sweeny lays out what he thinks the optimal Yankee rotation will be in the ALDS, and how it could transition into the ALCS. Plus, what this weekend's Braves/Mets series teaches us about what the Yankees need to win in October.

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It's a bonus episode of BXB, as Keith and Sweeny react to Aaron Judge tying Roger Maris with his 61st home run. Plus, Roger Maris Jr.'s comments warrant a discussion about "clean" records, and Keith wants everyone to be aware of the special season they are witnessing, and to enjoy it, because we are living through baseball history.

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Sweeny and Keith are back, reacting to the Yankees locking up the AL East title while Aaron Judge still sits on 60 home runs. Judge has gotten some pitches to hit, but overall, his plate discipline continues to prevail. Plus, with the division locked up, Sweeny and Keith ponder potential roster decisions the Yanks will have to make over the next week, including seeing what DJ LeMahieu can provide on his aching toe. Finally, it's time to rethink some initial reactions to the Bader/Montgomery trade.

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Giancarlo Stanton is slumping badly, DJ LeMahieu's toe likely won't be 100 percent, and Matt Carpenter and Andrew Benintendi will have plenty of rust to shake off when, or if, they return. How will the Yankees juggle all of it?

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Harrison Bader, and Jordan Montgomery's recent dropoff, calls for a reevaluation of that trade, and the Yankee bullpen has plenty to sort out before going into the postseason. Plus, the Orioles showed the Yankees that the mighty Astros are in fact beatable.

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Sweeny and Keith discuss a memorable night for the Yankees after clinching the AL East, another promising performance from Jameson Taillon, and more walks to Aaron Judge. Plus, the final eight games will be a tryout for some players before the playoffs.

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Sweeny and Keith are back together after Sweeny's return from the COVID IL, and what a time to be back after an improbable comeback sparked by Aaron Judge's 60th home run. Producer Ryan Chichester joins to face the music after leaving the game before Giancarlo Stanton's grand slam, and Keith and Sweeny sing more praises for Aaron Judge, who should be the MVP. Is the Triple Crown now on the table? Plus, a promising debut for Harrison Bader, and some concerns about the Yankee bullpen.

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Aaron Judge continues to show a flair for the dramatic, but doing it in a throwback way. Keith and Sweeny talk about the magnitude of 61, despite controversial record holders that have surpassed that total in years past, and what it will mean for Judge to eclipse that mark.

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