Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees collapse on Sunday. They discuss the heartbreaking loss to the Astros, not putting Aroldis Chapman in the game, the first half grade for the Yankees and the All Star Game being diminished. Yankees Spanish radio play-by-play announcer Rickie Ricardo then joins the pod. Ricardo gets into Aaron Boone’s bullpen decisions Sunday, why Chapman needed to pitch, the Yankees' disappointing first half and the stretch of games that will decide their season.

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Chris Shearn and Jeff Nelson open the show talking about the Yankees winning two straight against the Mariners. They discuss the strange Domingo German emergency root canal, Nick Nelson, Aroldis Chapman and what the Yankees should do at the trade deadline. WFAN Yankees reporter Sweeny Murti then joins the pod. Murti gets into DJ LeMahieu, German’s situation, the bullpen’s success, the sticky stuff discussion and whether Chad Green is the new Yankees closer.

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Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees losing two out of three to the Mets. They discuss Gerrit Cole and Aroldis Chapman’s struggles, the team potentially becoming sellers before the trade deadline, the Subway Series atmosphere and Jake’s Legends Club food intake. ESPN Radio NY host Chris Carlin then joins the show. Carlin gets into the state of the Yankees, Cole and Chapman without sticky stuff, what the Yankees plan may be at the deadline and why they may need to hit the reset button.

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Chris Shearn and Jeff Nelson open the show talking about Hal Steinbrenner’s comments Thursday after Wednesday’s collapse. They discuss the nightmare loss to the Angels Wednesday, Aroldis Chapman struggles, needing to make deals and reacting to acquiring Tim Locastro. It’s then time for a Pinstripe Pod-Amazin’ But True crossover segment as Nelson Figueroa and Jake Brown join the show to preview the Subway Series. They get into the history of the Subway Series, Nellie and Figgie’s memories playing during them, the 2000 World Series and make predictions for this weekend in the Bronx.

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Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees getting swept by the Red Sox. They discuss the team being 0-6 against the Red Sox, whether this is just a mediocre baseball team, what changes could possibly be made and where the team goes from here. Actor and diehard Yankees fan Nick Turturro then joins the show. Turturro vents his frustrations over the Yankees struggles, this potentially being an 85-win team, the moves the Yankees missed out on, needing to move on from Aaron Boone and what projects he’s been working on.

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Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees' bats coming to life. They discuss the sticky stuff crackdown, how it is affecting pitchers and hitters, Gleyber Torres’ struggles, Gary Sanchez’s continued hot bat, Aroldis Chapman’s inconsistencies, the Red Sox series ahead and Jake’s jumbotron dance moves. NY Post baseball columnist Ken Davidoff drops by to talk about the baseballs, umpires checking pitchers, Sanchez, Giancarlo Stanton, the hot streak and if the Yankees will make any moves.

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Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees winning the series over the Athletics. They discuss the game-ending triple play, winning five of their last six games, Gary Sanchez, the AL East standings and the important week ahead. Former boxer and Yankees fan Gerry Cooney then joins the show. Cooney talks about Nellie, his boxing career, fighting Larry Holmes and George Foreman and thoughts on the sport of boxing today.

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Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about Jeff being in Wyoming. They then get into the Yankees taking the first two against the Blue Jays, Gary Sanchez’s hot streak, Giancarlo Stanton potentially playing outfield, Mike Ford getting traded to the Rays and Tyler Glasnow’s comments on "sticky stuff." Chris and Jake then interview Jeff on the Donnie Stevenson Mets character, his bone chips that were sold, what he is going to do in Wyoming, anything he wishes he could have done in his career, only making one All-Star team, living in Seattle and hitters he dominated.

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Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the current state of the Yankees. They discuss two brutal losses to the Phillies, the team barely being over .500, Aaron Boone’s frustration after Sunday’s game, whether his seat is even hotter now and where the team falls in the AL East standings. Yankees great and 1998 World Series champion pitcher David Wells then joins the show. Wells talks about the story behind his perfect game in 1998, the postgame celebration, his mentality, battles with George Steinbrenner, why he didn’t love Joe Torre as a manager, superstitions he had, the Babe Ruth hat he wore and his Perfect 33 Foundation.

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Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about Gerrit Cole shutting down the Twins. They discuss the Cole-Josh Donaldson matchup, Cole’s response on the Spider Tack question, how baseball will monitor substances, the Yankees' upcoming schedule, baseball’s constant changes and Nellie’s mound visit memories. NY Post baseball columnist Ken Davidoff then drops by. Davidoff gets into his Spider Tack question to Cole, Cole's bizarre response, foreign substances and Pete Alonso’s comments on baseballs.

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