The Yankees are on Sunday Night Baseball this weekend, as they seemingly are every weekend, but this Sunday brings a welcomed addition with the Statcast broadcast airing on ESPN2. Jason Benetti, the play-by-play announcer for that award-winning broadcast, stops by to discuss what goes into that broadcast, and how they balance advanced data while still maintaining a classic baseball feel. Plus, Shaun and Ryan react to Aaron Judge hitting the IL, and Clint Frazier's memorable return to the bigs.

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The Yankees still stink at the Trop, Giancarlo Stanton is still getting injured, and Gary Sanchez and Gleyber Torres are still slumping. Shaun and Ryan discuss it all while watching the Yankees take on the Braves, and freak out live as Mike Tauchman pinch hits for Aaron Judge, and impatiently await an update (though Judge was still in the dugout). Be sure to rate, review and subscribe!

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The Yankees are rolling to start the season, now in first place at 7-1 after sweeping the lowly Red Sox in the Bronx. Aaron Judge, who has homered in five straight games, is hitting dingers like it's 2017, and Shaun and Ryan discuss how much fun it is to watch Judge when he's on top of his game. Plus, what should the concern level be for James Paxton, who struggled again with low velocity?

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Rejoice, baseball is back! Actually, maybe hold the rejoicing, as reports of an outbreak in the Marlins clubhouse is already seriously threatening the MLB season. Shaun and Ryan discuss the bleak outlook of the season carrying on, but also break down the Yanks' opening series against the defending champs, including Gerrit Cole's first start with the Yanks, Giancarlo Stanton's hot start and Gleyber Torres' big day in the comeback win on Sunday.

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One final episode before there is actual live baseball to discuss. Shaun and Ryan rejoice the end of the long offseason by discussing the big storylines for the Yankees heading into Opening Day next week, and how the Yanks may line up defensively. Be sure to rate, review and subscribe!

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The Yankees have been back on the field in Yankee Stadium for intrasquad games, as Opening Day draws closer. Shaun and Ryan discuss the latest news in Yankee camp, including Masahiro Tanaka's scary injury, and debate whether watching the intrasquad games has been enough to fill the baseball void. Plus, who will be the team leaders in key statistical categories this season?

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Players are reporting back to camp as Opening Day draws closer. But with coronavirus cases spiking in multiple states across the country, will this 60-game season even happen? Shaun and Ryan discuss their outlook, and react to the latest injury updates from Brian Cashman. Plus, why Rob Manfred should probably just stop talking.

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The players and owners couldn't come to an agreement, but Rob Manfred's 60-game season will be implemented and will begin on July 24, meaning baseball is back. Shaun and Ryan react to the news, and how their excitement will be reserved until the season actually starts, given the discouraging trend of COVID-19 in a number of states. Plus, how will this shortened season impact the Yankees, given their tough schedule and recent injury problems?

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Players and owners are still at odds about the landscape of a potential 2020 season, with the owners apparently "livid" about playing 10 extra games. Shaun and Ryan react to the news, and former Yankee Dwight Gooden also offers his take on the discord around baseball, and how the sport bounced back after the strike of 1994. Plus, his favorite Yankee memories, including his memorable no-hitter in 1996.

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We're approaching July, and there is no structure in place for a baseball season. Shaun and Ryan react to the MLBPA's most recent return-to-play proposal, and how the owners have been painting an ugly picture with their negotiating and claims that baseball isn't all that profitable. Plus, what long-lasting effects on the league could these unprecedented times cause?

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