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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Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees getting swept by the Red Sox. They discuss the brutal series, why the Red Sox are better right now, the Yankees' poor hitting approach, the third strike call on Rougned Odor, whether the Yankees need to fire Aaron Boone or Marcus Thames and the upcoming series against the Twins. Robert “Kool” Bell from the legendary group Kool & The Gang then joins the show. Kool talks about being a Yankees fan, the group’s start in Jersey City, performing with Van Halen, “Celebration” becoming a worldwide hit, his brother’s passing last year, their new album and music inspirations.

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Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees' four-game split with the Rays. They discuss Gerrit Cole’s rough start, Corey Kluber’s questionable future, who should play center field, the matchup with the Red Sox and Nellie’s Yankees-Red Sox memories -- including the Don Zimmer brawl. Yankees fan and singer, guitarist from heavy metal group Helmet, Page Hamilton, then joins the show. Hamilton talks about how he became a Yankees fan, frustrations with this team, his music and touring with David Bowie.

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Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the embarrassing Yankees sweep at the hands of the Tigers. They discuss the brutal weekend, the bats struggling, losing five of six, the key upcoming series against the Rays and fan behavior. Three-time World Series champion Yankees reliever Mike Stanton then joins the show. Stanton talks about his Yankees memories, bullpen stories with Nellie, the changes in today’s game, being in second all-time for pitcher appearances and his Don Bosco coaching days.

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Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about Corey Kluber’s injury. They discuss how much time he might miss, who may replace him, Luke Voit’s injury, Luis Severino’s upcoming return, the offense and whether the Yankees need to get a pitcher like Luis Castillo. NY Post baseball columnist Ken Davidoff drops by to talk about all the injuries, Deivi Garcia, Michael King and some taxi trivia for Ken.

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Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees sweeping the White Sox. They get into how dominant the starting pitching has been, the joy in sweeping a Tony La Russa team, controversial managers like Ozzie Guillen and Nellie’s stories on Lou Piniella flipping tables. Two-time Yankees World Series champion Mickey Rivers then joins the show. Rivers talks about Nellie and Billy Martin before telling a few hilarious stories about his time with the Yankees.

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Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about Corey Kluber’s no-hitter against the Rangers. They discuss the first Yankees no-hitter since David Cone in 1999, how efficient he was, his story getting here, the upcoming series against the White Sox and reacting to Tony La Russa’s controversial comments. MLB Network analyst and former MLB infielder Billy Ripken then joins the show. Ripken gets into what Tony La Russa said, advice from his dad, all the no-hitters this season, analytics and how the game has changed.

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Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees winning the series in Baltimore. They discuss Jordan Montgomery’s rough outing, Aaron Judge’s hot streak, analytics, going to SNL and Shearn’s buzzer-beating Liberty call. NY Post baseball columnist Ken Davidoff drops by to talk about the Yankees’ catching situation, Clint Frazier’s future, Jameson Taillon’s inconsistencies, injuries, Judge’s resurgence and Ken’s tweets.

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Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees taking the first two games against the Rays. They discuss Gerrit Cole’s dominance, being right behind the Red Sox in the standings, Gary Sanchez’s bat, Yankees Twitter, Ken Singleton’s return to the booth and a few Bob Sheppard impressions. Former Yankees DH and author Ron Blomberg then joins the show. Blomberg talks about his new book “The Captain and Me," memories with Thurman Munson and the best NY Jewish delis.

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Chris Shearn, Jeff Nelson and Jake Brown open the show talking about the Yankees series win over the Nationals. They discuss the great starting pitching, Gleyber Torres homering, some of the lineup coming around, Luke Voit’s return, Clint Frazier’s struggles and the upcoming series with the Rays. In another “Q&J” segment, Nellie answers questions on his workout routines in his playing days, pooping during games, his go-to meal and the one hitter he always got out. Former Yankees strength and conditioning coach Jeff Mangold then joins the show. Mangold gets into his new book, the abundance of injuries in the game today and memories from his Yankees days.

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