The Yankees survived the rain and the Guardians as they win the ALDS in 5 games. Gerrit Cole and Nestor Cortes delivered all series from the mound. Playoff Stanton is still alive. Sam and Steve talk about the up and downs of the series and take a look at the quick turnaround to the ALCS vs Houston. Will third time be the charm?

Playoffs are here and the Yankees have their ALDS matchup in the Cleveland Guardians. Aroldis Chapman will not be playing for the Yankees again removing himself from the team earlier this week. Matt Carpenter is back but is it at the costs of DJ LeMaheiu missing the roster. Pitching was key for the Guardians vs the Rays, can the Yankees lineup breakthrough their staff and bullpen? All that and more on this playoff preview.

The regular season is over and the Yankees finished with 99 wins, a perfect number as number 99 carried them all year. Sam and Steve discuss the magical season for Aaron Judge who hit a record breaking 62 Home Runs. They also give out some awards for the Yankees season such as Cy Young, Most Surprising and Rookie of the Year. The Wild Card round will determine the Yankees playoff opponent so Pinstripe Pride will be watching closely this weekend.

Aaron Judge has caught the Great Bambino with his 60th HR, Roger Maris is next on this epic chase. Sam and Steve discuss Judge’s ridiculous second half of the season for the future MVP. Luis Severino was back on the mound and the team will need to see that often in the playoffs to have a chance. Harrison Bader finally made his debut and shows he was worth the wait in his first few games. Several other Yankees try to make it back in time for the playoffs but the schedule is running out, all that and more on this episode.

The Yankees are back to collecting wins and are a few steps closer to clinching the AL East. Gleyber Torres has found himself again as Steve and Sam discuss how important that is for the lineup. Aaron Judge is chasing history and is must watch TV every night. Gerrit Cole still can’t pitch in Fenway and his HRs are concerning with the playoffs looming. All that and more on this episode.

The month of misery is over and the Yankees put up one of their worst months in history. Sam and Steve discuss the status of the Yankees leading into the final stretch of the year as the division leads continues to shrink. Help is on the way with another big time prospect call up. Judge and Ohtani put on a show together in LA and more this episode!

The Yankees have had one of their worst months in recent memory but closed out the week with a mini Subway Sweep. Sam and Steve are back talking what has gone wrong with the Yankees since the All Star break and what needs to change to get back on track for the playoffs. Step one is getting Giancarlo Stanton back in the lineup which happens tonight. The bullpen is going to be a question mark the rest of the way and the guys try to figure out the puzzle pieces.

The MLB Trade Deadline has passed and the Yankees made their moves. They started early with getting Andrew Benintendi and made the splash of landing Frankie Montas. Sam and Steve break down all the moves are by Brian Cashman and the Yankees, including a classic relief pitcher trade and trying to understand the Jordan Montgomery deal. All that and more on this episode!

The Yankees made their presence know at the All Star Game with Stanton winning MVP but the page quickly turns to the second half of the season. Sam and Steve discuss how needs to step up the most the rest of the year and who might come back down to Earth. Juan Soto is available via trade and the Yankees need to be involved in talks for the young superstar as MLB Trade Deadline nears.

The Yankees look like they are ready for the upcoming All Star break as they have had some uncharacteristic games the past few weeks. They are still sending at least six players to the Mid Summer Classic with Holmes, Cortes and Trevino all going for the first time. Sam and Steve break down some need the team could already be looking for at the deadline and how a strong finish to the first half is needed even after a historic start to the year.