The Yankees survive and advance! In this Wild Card Game 3 recap, Chris, AJ, and the Podcast Padre celebrate a 4–0 shutout over the Boston Red Sox, powered by rookie sensation Cam Schlittler’s historic postseason performance. Schlittler became the only pitcher in MLB history to throw 8+ innings with 12 strikeouts, no walks, and no runs allowed in a playoff start.

From Rosario’s clutch RBI to McMahon’s jaw-dropping defensive play, the guys break down every moment that fueled the victory. They also highlight Wells’ steady at-bats, Volpe’s resurgence, and Stanton’s looming “Stan-tober” breakout. Plus, fan favorite Kellen calls in with his take on the win, and the crew looks ahead to the ALDS against the Blue Jays, where pitching matchups and lineup decisions will be under the microscope.

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In this bonus episode of the "Chase for 28" podcast, we dive deep into the Yankees' exhilarating victory in Game Two of the Wild Card series. Host Chris is joined by the Podcast Padre and the Podcast Paisano, providing a lively discussion filled with instant reactions and analysis of the game. Listeners can expect to hear insights on key player performances, strategic decisions by Aaron Boone, and what the Yankees need to do to push forward in the playoffs.

Key takeaways include a breakdown of Carlos Rodon’s pitching performance, the crucial role of Ben Rice, and thoughts on the team's lineup adjustments.

Key Topics Discussed:

• Instant reactions to Game Two
• Pitching performances: Carlos Rodon and the bullpen
• Lineup strategies and player highlights, including Ben Rice and Giancarlo Stanton
• Discussion of playoff nerves and rookie performances
• Predictions for Game 3

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Game 1 of the Wild Card series had everything October baseball promises—tension, drama, and heartbreak in the Bronx. In front of 47,000-plus fans at Yankee Stadium, Max Fried delivered a gem and Anthony Volpe provided an early spark with a solo shot. But the night unraveled in the seventh inning when the Yankees’ bullpen faltered, giving the Red Sox the opening they needed.

Garrett Crochet turned in a historic performance for Boston, striking out 11 Yankees over 7.2 innings, while former Yankee Aroldis Chapman slammed the door in the ninth. Despite loading the bases with no outs in their final at-bat, the Yankees couldn’t cash in. Chris breaks down the pivotal moments, from Luke Weaver’s missed chance to Yoshida’s clutch pinch-hit and Bregman’s insurance RBI. With Carlos Rodón set to start Game 2, the Yankees are now fighting for survival in this best-of-three series.

Key Topics Discussed:

• Anthony Volpe’s early home run gives Yankees a 1–0 lead
• Max Fried delivers 6.1 shutout innings, earning a standing ovation
• Seventh inning collapse: Weaver’s walk, Sogard’s hustle, Yoshida’s clutch single
• Garrett Crochet’s dominant postseason debut: 7.2 IP, 11 K, 0 BB
• Ninth inning heartbreak: Story’s single and steal, Bregman’s RBI double
• Yankees load the bases in the ninth but Chapman slams the door
• Missed opportunities: 5 left on base, bullpen inconsistencies
• Boone’s questionable lineup and bullpen management decisions
• Game 2 preview: Carlos Rodón vs. Brayan Bello—win or go home

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The marathon is over, and the postseason is finally here. In Episode 114 of Chase for 28, Chris and the Podcast Padre wrap up the Yankees’ 94–68 regular season, reflect on the ups and downs that defined the summer, and preview the highly anticipated Wild Card series against the Red Sox. From déjà vu records to the dangers of Chapman in October, the guys dive into how the Yankees match up against Boston and what it will take to survive and advance.

The conversation also covers MVP debates between Aaron Judge and Cal Raleigh, Stanton’s jaw-dropping home runs, surprising strikeout stats, and the key role players like Ben Rice and Cody Bellinger will need to play. The hosts then look across the league, making bold playoff predictions—including a potential Yankees vs. Brewers World Series matchup. Plus, a brand-new trivia challenge asks fans to name the five Yankees who’ve homered twice in the same inning.

Key Topics Discussed:

• Yankees finish 94–68, tied with Toronto but lose division on tiebreaker
• Looking back at the streaks that defined the season
• Postseason roster outlook: sticking with the same 26 players
• MVP debate: Aaron Judge vs. Cal Raleigh (deep stat dive)
• Stanton’s monster home runs to dead center and Monument Park
• Surprising strikeout leaders: Judge, Volpe, Chisholm, Grisham
• Props to Cody Bellinger, Ben Rice, and Giancarlo Stanton’s bounce-back
• Wild Card series preview: Yankees vs. Red Sox, all games at Yankee Stadium
• Rotation and bullpen breakdown for the playoffs
• League-wide playoff predictions: NL and AL outlooks

Yankees Trivia 🤔

Who is the Yankees’ all-time leader in total bases

Answer: Babe Ruth – 5,131

This episode: Name the 5 Yankees who have hit two homeruns in the same inning.

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In this special episode of Chase for 28, Chris and the Podcast Padre go beyond the Bronx with a family day to remember. Broadcasting live from Studio C, the duo shares their experience participating in the Guinness World Record-setting “Big Catch” event at Yogi Berra Stadium—joined by Yankee legends like Willie Randolph and Ron Guidry.

Meanwhile, the Yankees keep their playoff hopes alive in dramatic fashion as Ben Rice delivers a clutch extra-innings grand slam against the Orioles. With Toronto’s lead shrinking, the guys break down what the final week of the season looks like, including the importance of head-to-head tiebreakers, and what it will take for the Yankees to punch their ticket to October baseball. Plus, the boys chime in, SeatGeek powers the pod, and listeners get a sneak peek at upcoming playoff postgame minisodes.

Key Topics Discussed:

• Recording live during Yankees–Orioles extra innings thriller
• Ben Rice’s clutch grand slam & his impact this season
• Yankees cut Toronto’s lead to two games with one week to play
• Recap of the Guinness World Record “Big Catch” event at Yogi Berra Stadium
• Yankee legends on hand: Willie Randolph, Ron Guidry, Lee Mazzilli, and more
• Toronto’s struggles and playoff race implications
• Final homestand preview: White Sox & Orioles at Yankee Stadium
• Jazz Chisholm’s 30–30 season & Mantle’s perspective on milestones
• Listener engagement: voicemails and trivia teased for next episode
• Postseason plans: daily postgame mini-episodes during the playoffs

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In this episode of Chase for 28, Chris and the Podcast Padre cover a jam-packed week of Yankees baseball. From Aaron Judge passing Joe DiMaggio on the all-time Yankees home run list to the shocking news about Anthony Volpe’s torn labrum, no stone is left unturned. The conversation swings from historical overlap between Yankee greats like Gehrig, DiMaggio, and Mantle to current struggles with the bullpen and the impact of questionable deadline trades.

The duo also debates free-agent targets like Bellinger vs. Grisham, discusses the future of Ben Rice, and takes a hard look at the state of catching depth in the organization.

Key Topics Discussed:

• Opening banter: bullpen woes, Leiter Jr. frustrations, and old-school Mike & the Mad Dog vibes
• Aaron Judge’s monster homers in Boston + milestone: passing Joe DiMaggio with 362 HRs
• Quick math: Judge’s chase of Lou Gehrig (493 career HRs)
• Overlap in Yankee history: Gehrig with DiMaggio, DiMaggio with Mantle, and beyond
• Current Yankees update: 81–65, 3 GB in the AL East, 1st Wild Card spot
• Bullpen collapses vs. Detroit, rebounding in Boston, and standout pitching performances
• Anthony Volpe injury news: torn labrum since May + Yankees’ mishandling
• Oswald Peraza quietly shipped to the Angels
• Deadline disappointment: Jake Byrd’s struggles and bullpen depth issues
• Free agent debates: Cody Bellinger vs. Trent Grisham, Ben Rice’s future at 1B
• Catcher market outlook: Gary Sánchez, J.T. Realmuto, and aging options
• MVP race: Judge vs. Cal Raleigh (stats breakdown, intentional walks, OPS, RBIs, etc.)
• Upcoming Yankees schedule: Twins, Orioles, White Sox homestand with promos (Cap Night, Bernie Bobblehead, Hoodie Night, Fan Appreciation Day)
• Mets meltdown: Soto’s solo HRs, playoff disappointment looming

Yankees Trivia 🤔

Who is the Yankees' all-time RBI leader? How many?

Answer: Lou Gehrig - 1,995

This episode: Who was the first Yankee all-time leader in total bases?

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In Episode 111 of Chase for 28, Chris and the Podcast Padre dive deep into the Yankees’ September journey as the playoff race heats up. From frustrations over September call-up rules to dissecting tough losses against Houston and Toronto, the duo breaks down everything you need to know about the Yankees’ current standing.

The conversation covers umpiring controversies, historic throwbacks like George Brett’s infamous pine tar incident, and Don Mattingly memories. Listener interaction also takes center stage with live texts and a surprise call-in from the Cousini, making this episode one for the books. With playoff positioning on the line, the crew analyzes upcoming matchups, wild card standings, and whether players like Carlos Rodón could be in line for Cy Young votes.

Key Topics Discussed:

• September call-up frustrations & Spencer Jones debate
• Mark Teixeira’s surprising run for Congress
• Yankees standings update: 78–63, 2nd in AL East, 4 GB from Toronto
• Houston series recap & umpiring controversies
• George Brett pine tar throwback & Don Mattingly history
• Yankees September schedule breakdown vs. Blue Jays, Tigers, Red Sox, Orioles
• Wild card race: Yankees, Boston, Seattle, and contenders
• Live listener interaction: the Podcast Cousini joins the podcast by phone

Yankees Trivia 🤔

Name the 3 Yankees who hit a grand slam in the same game in 2011.

Answer: Granderson, Martin, & Cano

This episode: Who is the Yankees' all-time RBI leader? How many?

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This episode of Chase for 28 is all about family, Yankees baseball, and unforgettable moments at the ballpark! Chris is joined by the Podcast Padre—and for the first time—his sons, Miles and Colton. The crew takes you inside their recent trip to Yankee Stadium for Colton’s 10th birthday celebration, including behind-the-scenes fun at the Yankee Museum, Monument Park, and the game-day experience that had it all: home runs, dancing, and a little controversy over “the wave.”

Plus, we break down the current state of the Yankees as they battle for a playoff spot, discuss Anthony Volpe’s historic slump, Cam Schlittler’s promising performances, and what September call-ups could mean for the roster. We also share the first-ever listener voicemail from Kellen (with a perfect trivia answer!) and throw out a new Yankee trivia question for you to tackle. Don’t miss this mix of game analysis, family fun, and Yankees fandom at its finest!

Key Topics Discussed:

• Special guests: Miles & Colton join the show for Colton’s 10th birthday celebration
• Recap of Yankees vs. Nationals game at Yankee Stadium
• The story behind the Hamilton x Yankees hat giveaway
• Exploring the Yankee Museum & Monument Park memories
• Current Yankees standing: record, streaks, and playoff outlook
• Judge’s MVP race and outfield return timeline
• Anthony Volpe’s struggles & comparisons to past Yankee slumps
• Cam Schlittler’s emergence and rotation impact
• Possible September call-ups (Spencer Jones hype!)
• Listener voicemail from Kellen—the first in show history!

Yankees Trivia 🤔

Who was in RF for the Jeter flip plat?

Answer: Shane Spencer

This episode: In 2011, the Yankees hit 3 grand slams in one game. Who hit them?

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What a difference a week makes for the Yankees! In this episode of Chase for 28, Chris and the Podcast Padre break down an eventful week that saw the Yankees sweep the Cardinals and Rays before a tough loss to Boston. With a five-game win streak putting them in the first Wild Card spot, the conversation turns to whether this team can finally deliver against top competition—or if the fundamentals will continue to haunt them.

From defensive lapses to poor baserunning, and from Stanton’s resurgence to Aaron Judge’s outfield status, we tackle the big questions heading into September. Plus, we revisit last week’s trivia answer (spoiler: it’s a Reggie moment), introduce a new trivia challenge, and share some listener emails and hot takes on what the Yankees need for a playoff push.

Key Topics Discussed

• Yankees go 5–1 since the last episode: Sweeping the Cardinals and Rays
• Fundamentals fail: Errors, bad baserunning, and inconsistent play vs. strong teams
• Wild Card update: Yankees hold the first spot and remain in the division race
• Stanton’s resurgence and his role in the outfield debate
• Judge’s throwing status and Boone vs. Judge statements
• Upcoming schedule: How soft September could shape playoff chances
• Trade talk: Bellinger, Tucker, and left-handed lineup dynamics for 2025
• Listener feedback from Alex and the Cuzini
• Shoutout Kellen!

Yankees Trivia 🤔

Which Yankee has the most World Series homers in a single WS?

Answer: Reggie Jackson (5) - 1977

This episode: Who was in RF for the Jeter 'Flip' play?

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In Episode 108 of Chase for 28, Chris and the Podcast Padre break down another week of inconsistency and frustration in the Bronx. Despite hopes of a turnaround, the Yankees remain stuck in mediocrity—splitting series with Houston and Minnesota and now clinging to the third Wild Card spot. The guys examine the team’s lack of urgency, puzzling bullpen decisions, and the offensive struggles that continue to plague the lineup.

They also discuss the fallout from Old-Timers Day, including Mariano Rivera’s freak injury, Derek Jeter’s absence, and whether the Yankees missed a chance to make the event truly special. Plus, Michael Kay sounds off on Boone’s bullpen usage, Cody Bellinger’s looming free agency shakes up the hot stove, and the guys share strong opinions on analytics, launch angle, and the lost art of situational hitting. All that, plus Spencer Jones watch, a Hall of Fame trivia recap, and this week’s new trivia question for die-hard fans.

Topics Covered:

• Recap of the week: Yankees go 3–3 (series vs. Houston & Minnesota)
• Yankees’ current standing: 64–57, third in AL East, barely holding the Wild Card
• Lack of urgency and bullpen mismanagement (Michael Kay rant)
• Offense still inconsistent—why the home run or nothing approach is failing
• Positives: Giancarlo Stanton’s recent hot streak (.394, 4 HR in 11 games)
• Injury news: Trade deadline acquisitions on IL; Rivera tears Achilles at Old-Timers Day
• Old-Timers Day reaction: Jeter’s absence, how the Yankees should make it special again
• Yogi Berra’s Mets cameo in ’65—fact-check
• Cody Bellinger opting out? Mets rumored to be interested
• Aaron Judge at first base—serious possibility?
• Spencer Jones Triple-A numbers & why September call-up is likely
• Analytics debate: Launch angle vs. batting average; what ruined baseball?
• Historic perspective: 1968 batting averages, Yaz at .301 leads AL

Yankees Trivia 🤔

Who are the Yankees HOFers who spent their entire careers in pinstripes?

Answer: Jeter, Rivera, Mantle, DiMaggio, Ford, Rizzuto, Dickey, & Gehrig

This episode: Who hit the most HRs for the Yankees in a single World Series?

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