We’re back with another episode of the Yankees Magazine Podcast, with a conversation about editor in chief Al Santasiere’s trip to Los Angeles for the MLB All-Star Game, and what the team’s six delegates to the midsummer spectacular say about the season as a whole. Plus, Al and Jon Schwartz chat about Jon’s piece on the team’s stable of 10-year veterans, and what that milestone means in the life of a baseball player.

This week, Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz welcomes WFAN’s Sweeny Murti to the pod, as the two discuss things happening around the Bronx, as well as Murti’s appearances on the hit ESPN documentary The Captain.

We’re back after a quick break, cracking the spine on the July issue. This week, Yankees Magazine editors Al Santasiere, Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz discuss Nate’s cover story, for which he brought Aaron Judge to the New York Yankees Museum for a private tour. Then they move on to an entirely different type of All-Star, discussing Al’s Q&A with catcher Jose Trevino.

The Yankees have the best record in the majors, so we’re chatting about the obvious and totally predictable reasons for their success — Nestor Cortes and Michael King.

This is a pretty offensive episode, but not the type that requires a parental warning. First things first, Yankees Magazine editors Alfred Santasiere III and Jon Schwartz chat about our May cover story on Anthony Rizzo, which Al reported and wrote earlier this year. And while the first baseman — who re-signed with the Yankees this past offseason, after arriving in an deadline deal in 2021 — looks to get back on another dominant run like the one he enjoyed in April, he can lean on new hitting coach Dillon Lawson, who chatted with Jon for a Q&A. Lawson’s simple philosophy — “Hit Strikes Hard” — betrays a remarkable complex and layered hitting system that has paid dividends so far in 2022.

The Yankees keep rolling, thanks in large part to a dominant bullpen. If you go back 16 months, no one in their right mind would have guessed that Lucas Luetge would be a part of that equation, yet here we are. On this week’s episode, Yankees Magazine editors Nathan Maciborki and Jon Schwartz discuss Jon’s feature about Luetge, which is really about bourbon, but do with it what you will. Plus, a look back at two incredibly memorable Opening Days.

We’re talking with and about good friends this week on the Yankees Magazine Podcast. In our first segment, editors Al Santasiere and Jon Schwartz discuss Al’s feature on former Yankees broadcaster Ken Singleton, who stepped away from the microphone at the end of last season. Then Bryan Hoch stops by, and he talks with Jon about filling in on the YES Network broadcasts, and about joining the esteemed ranks of baseball podcasters.

Yankees Magazine Podcast Season 6, Episode 2: Thunder Man

It’s time to play the music, it’s time to light the lights. We’re ready to raise the curtains on the 2022 New York Yankees campaign, and with it, the sixth season of the Yankees Magazine Podcast.

It’s our fifth season finale of the Yankees Magazine Podcast, and we’re both reporting from and wrapping up Spring Training 2022.

We’re ready for spring games, chatting with MLB.com’s Bryan Hoch about Aaron Judge and other Yankees news

Yankees Magazine Podcast Season 5, Episode 17: Thanks for Listening, Thanks for Understanding

This week, we’re coming to you from the Arizona Fall League, where Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz is reporting several stories that will run in 2022. In the first segment, Jon chats with MLB.com’s Jim Callis about the Yankees prospects who are spending the fall in Arizona, then we welcome Yankees Magazine Podcast listener Joe Geraghty, who shares some memories of the Bronx Zoo teams from the late-1970s.

This week, Yankees Magazine editors Al Santasiere, Nate Maciborski and Jon Schwartz chat about the team’s decision to give Aaron Boone a new three-year contract to remain manager. Then, a fun discussion of a magazine story from a century ago, when scientists attempted to figure out Babe Ruth.

It’s the least wonderful time of the year, the very unhappy recap of the 2021 Yankees’ postseason. Yankees Magazine editors Al Santasiere, Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz recap the campaign’s final moments, plus offer some hope for the year to come.

Yankees Magazine Podcast: We’re counting down THE BASEBALL 100 with Joe Posnanski, looking at Mike Mussina (99) and Derek Jeter (79)

Lots to talk about as the calendar turns to September, and Yankees Magazine editors Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz are here to take into the season’s final month. First, a look at Nate’s feature on Jordan Montgomery, who figures to play a huge role in whatever run the Yankees can make in the push to the pennant.

Last week at this time, the Yankees were in the middle of a cornfield in Iowa. A week later, they were leading the AL Wild Card race. Quite a few days!

Time to meet the new kids on the block. This week, we’re chatting about two ways that Brian Cashman & Co. build out their rosters.

There’s plenty to chat about with the Yankees right now, as they start the second half on a roll. Yankees Magazine editors Al Santasiere, Nate Maciborski and Jon Schwartz look at the exciting replacements showing off a different brand of baseball and an ace in Gerrit Cole looking very much like himself.

We’re cracking open the July issue on this week’s Yankees Magazine Podcast. First, Al Santasiere, Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz discuss Jon’s story about the inaugural Lou Gehrig Day throughout Major League Baseball. In their chat, they try to make sense of what the day can mean in the future, and why ALS has remained unbeaten in the 80 years since Lou Gehrig’s death. Then, the three editors talk about Al’s Q&A with Brett Gardner, the longest-tenured Yankee, and a key part of the team’s conscience.

It’s once, twice, three times a Yankees Magazine Podcast episode about triple plays. This week, Yankees Magazine editors Al Santasiere, Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz chat about the spate of triple plays thrilling Yankees fans early this season. Then we head north to Cape Cod, for a discussion about Nathan’s feature on Yankees who thrived in the Cape Cod Baseball League before making it big as Major Leaguers.

We’re back in the office, finally. The Yankees Magazine Podcast is back in its home studio, coming to you from Yankee Stadium, and we bet you can hear the smiles on our faces (and certainly hear the improved audio quality — we won’t miss recording remotely, that’s for sure). This week, Al Santasiere, Nate Maciborski and Jon Schwartz chat about the team’s remarkable bullpen, and how it rates among the greatest relief squads in team history. Then, we celebrate Father’s Day a bit early, with a discussion about our June feature on former Yankees whose sons are currently starring in the majors.

Lots to discuss this week, as the Yankees got their first no-hitter in more than two decades, then learned some rough news a week later. Still, Corey Kluber’s remarkable effort on May 19 made for an evening no Yankees fan will ever forget, and — with a bit of work — we were able to memorialize it on the June cover of Yankees Magazine, which goes on sale May 31. Yankees Magazine editors Al Santasiere, Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz discuss the no-no and the overnight effort to reconfigure the magazine, and they also chat about May cover boy Aaron Judge’s outstanding month at the plate.

This week on the Yankees Magazine Podcast, we take some time to consider a life very well lived. Anthony McCarron drops by to chat with Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz about Dr. Bobby Brown, who passed away in March. Anthony shares anecdotes that he included in the feature on Dr. Brown that ran in the May issue, as well as a few that he didn’t have enough room to include, which is no surprise considering the joyful and heartwarming stories everyone had to offer about the former Yankees infielder, cardiologist and American League president. Plus, Anthony and Jon chat about some news around the Yankees, and volley back and forth some storylines they’re particularly enjoying so far in 2021.

We’re feeling nostalgic this week on the Yankees Magazine Podcast, so editors Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz fire up the Wayback Machine, setting their sights on the far-off past of … four weeks ago. That’s right, we’re reminiscing about Opening Day, chatting about Jon’s feature “Happy Returns” in the May issue, which drops on April 30. Then, MLB.com’s Bryan Hoch stops by to discuss the season’s first month, plus the debut of his newsletter, which everyone should sign up for (right after they pre-order his upcoming book THE BRONX ZOOM).

This week on the Yankees Magazine Podcast, Al Santasiere, Nate Maciborski and Jon Schwartz discuss the 2021 New York Yankees Official Yearbook, which is available at Yankee Stadium and at retail locations around the area. Then, the editors turn their attention to Giancarlo Stanton, and the message that he’s intent on conveying as the sport recognizes Jackie Robinson Day

Just in time for Opening Day, it’s another season of the Yankees Magazine Podcast. With the Yankees about to take the field in the Bronx against the Blue Jays, we’re celebrating so many different things: The return of fans, a new season, and our 100th episode! Join Yankees Magazine editors Al Santasiere, Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz as they chat about Nate’s emotional Q&A with Yankees manager Aaron Boone, and then prepare to laugh along throughout the season at a few predictions. 

This week, YES Network’s Meredith Marakovits drops by to chat about her observations from Tampa this spring, plus the new app that the YES Network just launched. She and Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz assess some of the storylines from Yankees camp, then the magazine’s editor in chief, Alfred Santasiere III, calls in to discuss Jon’s feature on Deivi García, which is available in the spring issue of Yankees Magazine.

This week, we take the Yankees Magazine Podcast up and down the East Coast. First, MLB.com’s Bryan Hoch checks in from Tampa, where he has been reporting on all the goings-on at Yankees camp, writing features about new teammates such as Jameson Taillon while also shooting some professional-caliber photos. Then, Jon Schwartz and Nathan Maciborski discuss the spring edition of Yankees Magazine, particularly Nate’s recap of the hot stove season.

This week, as we prep for players to report to Tampa for spring training, Yankees Magazine editors Al Santasiere, Nate Maciborski and Jon Schwartz chat about some of the greatest home run stories from 2020. In particular, they discuss Al’s upcoming Q&A feature with 2020 home run king Luke Voit, and Nate’s feature on Kyle Higaghioka’s three–home run in September. Both stories appear in the Spring edition of Yankees Magazine, which will be published in time for the 2021 spring training opener

It took a while, but the Hot Stove League is finally bubbling, and this week, MLB.com’s Bryan Hoch stops by to discuss the Jameson Taillon trade. Then, Yankees Magazine’s Jon Schwartz chats with listener Calvin Curtis about the injury rehab process. Calvin purchased a subscription offer for Yankees Magazine that came with the opportunity to participate in a segment on the podcast. If you’d like to get your chance behind the microphone, call (800) GO-YANKS or visit yankees.com/publications. 

Welcome to the first Yankees Magazine Podcast of 2021! This week, editors Al Santasiere, Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz discuss how the lessons from covering baseball in 2020 will color their approach to telling the stories of the 2021 Yankees. Plus, MLB.com’s Bryan Hoch stops by to discuss his upcoming book, THE BRONX ZOOM, which looks back at the bizarre and unprecedented 2020 season, on and off the field.

On the last Yankees Magazine Podcast of 2020, we're opening mail and giving away tickets.

This week, we take a trip back to pre-quarantine times, going over our predictions from March of 2020. As you might imagine … we missed a few things.

It’s the fall harvest season at the Yankees Magazine Podcast, as we head down to the farm for two segments about the team’s Minor League system. First, Jon Schwartz talks to MLB.com’s Jesse Sanchez about top prospect Jasson Dominguez, affectionately known as “The Martian.” Jon and Jesse compare notes on the stories they’ve written about Jasson and offer a sense of the young prospect’s next steps. Then, Nathan Maciborski joins to discuss the changes coming to the organization’s Minor League affiliates, including a new team in his hometown.

As the offseason officially begins, we’re taking a look ahead to what Yankees fans might expect to find cooking on the hot stove over the next few months. MLB.com’s Bryan Hoch stops by to chat with Yankees Magazine’s Jon Schwartz, plus Jon joins Al Santasiere and Nathan Maciborski for a discussion about Al’s feature on running circles around some of The Babe’s old stomping grounds

This week, we check in with Aaron Boone and Brian Cashman, as the Yankees’ manager and general manager addressed the media to offer some final thoughts on the 2020 season. Yankees Magazine editors Al Santasiere, Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz discuss what went down and what looms ahead, plus they offer tributes to Whitey Ford, including a look back at Al’s feature on the Yankees legend from a decade ago.

Time for another postseason edition of the Yankees Magazine Podcast, as the team faces elimination against the Rays in the American League Division Series. Editors Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz recap the first three games of the series, plus give some thoughts about how things might go from here. Plus, they unveil the 2020 Official New York Yankees Yearbook, a unique edition of the annual collectible.

It’s the postseason, so the Yankees Magazine Podcast is going weekly. This week, editors Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz break down the Yankees’ sweep over Cleveland in the AL Wild Card Series, plus preview what should be an intense and exciting faceoff against the AL East–champion Rays in the Division Series. 

This week, we’re chatting about The Machine, DJ LeMahieu. The versatile infielder and hitting maven appears on the cover of the September issue of Yankees Magazine, for a feature written by Nathan Maciborski. Nathan joins Jon Schwartz and Alfred Santasiere to discuss his feature, then Jon chats with MLB.com’s Bryan Hoch about the end of the bizarre regular season, and the impending postseason.

This week, we continue the 40th anniversary celebration of Yankees Magazine by bringing in Yankees team photographers Ariele Goldman Hecht and Jim Petrozzello. Arie and Jim chat with Jon about the photo essay “From Every Angle” that appears in the September edition of Yankees Magazine. In the second segment, Arie explains what it’s like to shoot baseball games in 2020.

This week, we take a look at how to put on a baseball game in 2020, when nothing at all makes sense. Al Santasiere, Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz discuss Jon’s feature that takes fans behind the scenes of a fan-less ballgame, then they celebrate the 40th anniversary of Yankees Magazine. As a bonus, the episode includes a preview of next week’s “Deep To Left With Bucky Dent,” which features an uproarious interview with former Yankee, who appeared on the very first cover of Yankees Magazine 40 years ago.

This week, we head into the shop to look under the hood of The Machine. No surprise, DJ LeMahieu is off to a methodically perfect start, and Nathan Maciborski chats with Jon Schwartz and Al Santasiere about his upcoming feature on the versatile infielder. Then, Jon has a conversation with MLB.com’s Bryan Hoch about his observations from the first few weeks in an all-but empty ballpark.

This week, we’re finally (FINALLY!) recapping some baseball games. The Yankees Magazine editors — Al Santasiere, Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz — also open the August issue and discuss two of Al’s features, a Q&A with ace Gerrit Cole, and his feature on Giancarlo Stanton.

This week, the Yankees Magazine editors are back at work producing a new issue, just in time for 2020 Opening Day on July 23. Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz chat about some of the features in the upcoming magazine, including Nathan’s story about Hank Steinbrenner, who passed away in April, and Jon’s piece on all that happened in the months since the players left Tampa.

This week, we get two of MLB.com’s finest stopping by, with Yankees reporter Bryan Hoch and executive reporter Mark Feinsand helping us do the thing for which we’ve all been waiting months — talking about ACTUAL baseball. With camps opening up around the league, including in the Bronx, it’s time to look at how a 60-game season will work for the Yankees, and how the team that Brian Cashman built could fare under some decidedly strange circumstances. In addition to their coverage on MLB.com, Bryan and Mark are the co-writers of MISSION 27, a book about the Yankees’ 2009 world championship team. The outstanding read can be purchased at the following links, or anywhere you find books: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JKX2WS7/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 https://bookshop.org/books/mission-27-a-new-boss-a-new-ballpark-and-one-last-ring-for-the-yankees-core-four/9781629376806 https://www.indiebound.org/book/9781629376806

This week, MLB.com’s Bryan Hoch calls in to chat with Jon Schwartz about the Yankees’ three picks in the 2020 MLB Draft. Beyond offering some breakdowns on Austin Wells, Trevor Hauver and Beck Way, the two also try to figure out when and where Yankees fans might get to see the three new prospects take the field.

This week, the Yankees Magazine editors chat about some ballpark traditions — present and past that they miss — during a segment discussing an archive story from 2009 about Freddy “Sez” Schuman. The feature is currently available to read at yankees.com/magazine, where we’re constantly adding old stories from the vault. Additionally, Al, Nate and Jon talk about projects that they have ready to go once baseball returns.

We’re still coming to you live from quarantine, as Al, Nate and Jon chat about their experiences thus far producing Yankees Magazine stories and podcasts from the comfort (read: chaos) of our house/home-school environments. Then they kick off the Yankees Magazine 40th anniversary celebration with a discussion of some of the best photos to appear in the publication in the last decade, part of a photo essay that can be seen at yankees.com/magazine. 

This week, Al Santasiere, Nate Maciborski and Jon Schwartz chat about Al’s Q&A with Gleyber Torres from pre-shutdown Spring Training. With Torres primed to take over as the everyday shortstop once baseball returns, it should be a huge year for the megatalented youngster. Then the editors discuss some plans for opening the archives while we wait for the season to start, including a fantastic 2013 look at how Lou Gehrig became a Yankee.

This week, we look back 20 years to the unforgettable Yankees-Mets World Series that divided a city. Yankees Magazine editors Nathan Maciborski, Jon Schwartz and Jake Kring Schreifels chat about Jake’s oral history on the Subway Series, plus Jon and Nate offer an update on the magazine’s printing schedule during the COVID-19 quarantine and how they’re passing time at home. 

This week, MLB.com executive reporter Mark Feinsand calls into our quarantine, chatting with Jon about how he’s managing his time away from what should have been his 20th season covering baseball. Then the two longtime writers discuss embracing the podcasting world, and the ways that methods, goals and perspectives change when the medium does. 

We should be celebrating Opening Day, but instead, Bryan Hoch from MLB.com joins Jon Schwartz to offer an update on how the Yankees are handling the COVID-19 shutdown, and what the future might hold. Plus, Jon spends a few days in California with Aaron Judge, looking at the ways that the stud outfielder has always remained true to himself. 

On this week’s episode, Bucky gives his take on the COVID-19 shutdown, recalling a few times in his career when baseball stopped for an extended period. He also chats about a recent event with a popular member of the former Yankees and Red Sox teams, and the great relationships that the rivals now enjoy (yes, even Graig Nettles and Bill Lee).

On the season finale of the third season of the Yankees Magazine Podcast, we chat about international baseball and make our predictions for the 2020 season. We know that baseball isn’t at the top of anyone’s mind right now. We’re grateful for the doctors and other medical professionals working to keep all of us safe right now, and we can’t wait to be back on the field soon.

It’s the Series Premiere of Deep to Left With Bucky Dent, and we’re hitting the ground running. Join us for a fun, free-flowing conversation about the Hall of Fame, spring training and the landmark restaurant in Boston that reluctantly agreed to serve the town’s greatest nemesis. New episodes of Deep to Left With Bucky Dent — a part of the Yankees Magazine Podcast Network — will be released every other Tuesday during the baseball season. 

Deep To Left With Bucky Dent, the newest entry in the Yankees Magazine Podcast Network, launches March 3.

We’re live from George M. Steinbrenner Field in Tampa! Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz takes you into the clubhouse for chats with two guys fighting for roles on the 2020 roster, Tyler Wade and Jordan Montgomery. Then Jon spends some time with YES Network’s Meredith Marakovits for a wide-ranging discussion of her career to date, her role models and life on the road with a big-league team. In other big news from the Yankees Magazine Podcast Network, we’re launching a new series, DEEP TO LEFT WITH BUCKY DENT on March 3. Make sure to head to yankees.com/podcast to subscribe so you don’t miss an episode.

It’s really Spring Training, and moving forward, we’re going to have plenty to talk about with regard to the 2020 New York Yankees. But this week’s episode looks backward, with Al, Nate and Jon spending some time at Derek Jeter’s Hall of Fame press conference and chatting about Yankees pioneer Al Downing’s career in pinstripes. We have lots of exciting news coming in the weeks ahead, so make sure you subscribe to the Yankees Magazine Podcast and follow us on Twitter @yanksmagazine

We’re in the final days of the offseason, as this is our last episode before players start officially reporting to camp. Jon and Gary chat about Mike King and Gary’s trip to meet the mild-mannered (at least off the field) pitching prospect. Then Jon checks in with Yankees.com All-Star Bryan Hoch to hear all about the BBWAA dinner and to go over some last thoughts before camp opens.

The Yankees Magazine Podcast enters the new decade by looking back at some of the ways the magazine changed in the 2010s and what kind of evolution might be coming in the 2020s. We also unveil our (likely!) cover star for the first issue of the new year.

On this week’s episode, Jon, Al and Nate discuss the ultimate Yankees holiday gift — a bona fide ace. After breaking down Gerrit Cole’s first day in pinstripes, we open the Yankees Magazine Podcast mailbag, answering reader questions. If we picked your question, you’ve won two free tickets to a 2020 Yankees game! We’re taking a small holiday break, but will be back with our next episode on Jan. 16. Speak to you then!

This week on the Yankees Magazine Podcast, Nate and Jon unveil their Yankees wish lists for the holiday season. Spoiler alert: they both want a starting pitcher. Also, some behind-the-scenes insight into what happens in the Yankees Magazine offices during the offseason. Please send questions for our mailbag episode — tweet to us @yanksmagazine or email podcast@yankees.com. And be sure to check out yankees.com/publications for our holiday offers!

We’re all very grateful on this week’s Yankees Magazine Podcast. Jon and Jake look back at the 2019 Yankees and share the things they’re most thankful for, then Yankees.com’s Bryan Hoch joins the party to offer some perspective on the Yankees’ offseason (and also to express thanks for his reconstructed knee). 

We plow right into the offseason on this episode of the Yankees Magazine Podcast. Jon Schwartz, Jake Kring-Schreifels and Gary Phillips chat about Gary’s Brett Gardner feature and make some predictions about the outfielder’s next moves. Then the three discuss a movie that only one of them has seen, looking at Jake’s story about the 20th anniversary of FOR LOVE OF THE GAME, which filmed its baseball scenes at the old Yankee Stadium. 

The mood turns a bit somber on this week’s episode of the Yankees Magazine Podcast, now that the 2019 Yankees are headed home for winter. Editors Al Santasiere, Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz recap the heartbreaking end and try to offer some perspective on a great season that ended too soon. Then they look back on happier times, recalling Johnny Damon’s mad dash during the 2009 World Series. 

This week, Al Santasiere, Jon Schwartz and Jake Kring-Schreifels chat about the first three games of the 2019 American League Championship Series, and look ahead to what the rest of the series might offer.

Jon Schwartz, Nathan Maciborski and Al Santasiere wrap up the Yankees’ dominant Division Series triumph, then try to look ahead to the ALCS, opponent or no opponent. The Yankees Magazine Podcast is going weekly during the postseason, so the more the Yankees win, the more content you get from us!

On this week’s episode, Al Santasiere, Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz look at two decidedly different moments that changed the course of Yankees — and American — history. First, a segment discussing Al’s feature on George Halas, one of the NFL’s founding fathers with a what-might-have-been story in the Bronx. Next, the editors chat about Nathan’s story on Bernie Williams’ memories of the aftermath of 9/11, and the hug that the Yankees’ center fielder will never forget.

We hit Labor Day Weekend rolling, as Yankees Magazine editors Nathan Maciborski and Gary Phillips preview the season’s final month, then discuss Phillips’ September cover story on Domingo Germán, as well as some other unexpected contributors to the first-place Yankees’ success.

On this week's episode, Jon, Nathan and Gary talk about a big week from Gleyber Torres, then move into a discussion about Jon's DJ LeMahieu feature from the 2019 All-Star Game. Additionally, the editors check in with the team's Minor League affiliates and share some stories from their trips down on the farm. This week's episode of the Yankees Magazine Podcast is brought to you by MLB At Bat, MLB.tv and the MLB Ballpark App, where Yankees baseball is always live. Download them today in the Apple App Store or Google Play.This week’s episode of the Yankees Magazine Podcast is brought to you by MLB At Bat, MLB.tv and the MLB Ballpark App, where Yankees baseball is always live. Download them today in the Apple App Store or Google Play.

The plaque gallery at the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York, houses so many incredible New York Yankees, and this week, Nathan heads upstate to watch two more Yankees greats — Mariano Rivera and Mike Mussina — take their rightful places. Nate talks with Jon about his weekend on the sport’s Mt. Olympus, offering perspective on this star-heavy induction. Also, Yankees senior museum curator Brian Richards joins Nathan and Jon to chat about Thurman Munson, who died tragically 40 years ago this Aug. 2. The three recount some favorite stories, try to place the beloved captain in his proper context, and discuss Jon’s story on Thurman, his wife Diana, and the dreadful work of keeping a legacy alive.

On this episode of the Yankees Magazine Podcast, things go a bit off the rails when Jon Schwartz and Gary Phillips try to make some predictions for the second half of 2019. But first, they chat with Yankees Productions assistant director Pete Gergely about his experiences during the team’s historic trip to London. This week’s episode of the Yankees Magazine Podcast is brought to you by MLB At Bat, MLB.tv and the MLB Ballpark App, where Yankees baseball is always live. Download them today in the Apple App Store or Google Play.

This is a remarkable time at Yankee Stadium, with HOPE Week underway, and the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots coming to the Bronx on June 25. On this week’s episode, the editors chat about Jon Schwartz’s feature on the Yankees-Stonewall Scholars program, as well as two features on Jason Giambi and Austin Romine. This week’s episode of the Yankees Magazine Podcast is brought to you by MLB At Bat, MLB.tv and the MLB Ballpark App, where Yankees baseball is always live. Download them today in the Apple App Store or Google Play.

It’s June, which means we’re talking about a new issue of Yankees Magazine. Jon Schwartz, Nathan Maciborski and Gary Phillips break down the current state of the team, then discuss two features in the new magazine — Nate’s cover story on Luke Voit and Gary’s piece about CC Sabathia’s 3,000th strikeout. This week’s episode of the Yankees Magazine Podcast is brought to you by MLB At Bat, and the MLB Ballpark App, where Yankees baseball is always live. Download them today in the Apple App Store or Google Play.

This week, Nathan and Jon examine Gary Sánchez’s remarkable rebound from a disastrous 2018 season, discussing Jon’s feature about the Yankees’ catcher’s insistence on accountability in the face of well-publicized struggles. Then they move on to memories of 2009, first through Jon’s interview with MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand — who, along with Bryan Hoch, is the author of the upcoming book, MISSION 27 — and then chatting about a member of that team, Brett Gardner. MISSION 27 comes out June 4 from Triumph Books, and can be preordered anywhere you buy books. This episode of the Yankees Magazine Podcast is brought to you by MLB At Bat, your No. 1 app for stats, standings, breaking news and more, available in the Apple App Store and on Google Play. This episode is also brought to you by MLB.tv, where you can watch live baseball on all your favorite supported devices.

On this episode of the Yankees Magazine Podcast, Nate, Jon and Gary chat about the players making their way back from the injured list, as well as the guys who have ably filled in. Then they discuss two features in the May issue of the magazine — Nate’s story about players’ gear and style, and Gary’s in-depth look at Adam Ottavino’s New York upbringing

On Season 3, Episode 3 of the Yankees Magazine Podcast, we cover the full spectrum of Yankees youngsters. In the first segment, Al, Nate and Jon discuss the May cover story on Gleyber Torres, almost a year to the date from his big-league debut. Then Jon introduces everyone to Tyler Johnson, a prospect you’ve never heard of with a story you’ll never be able to forget. <link: https://www.mlb.com/news/yankees-prospect-johnson-defies-the-odds> This episode of the Yankees Magazine Podcast is brought to you by MLB At Bat, your No. 1 app for stats, standings, breaking news and more, available in the Apple App Store and on Google Play. This episode is also brought to you by MLB.tv, where you can watch live baseball on all your favorite supported devices. 

We’re back with a new episode of the Yankees Magazine Podcast! This week, Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz are joined by Gary Phillips to discuss his feature on former Yankees finding success in the YES Network booth. We also give an impassioned defense of Clint Frazier’s right to be himself, during a chat about Jon’s feature on the young outfielder in the April issue.

It’s our Season 2 finale, the final episode of the offseason, so Al Santasiere, Nate Maciborski and Jon Schwartz are in a particularly good mood. The three Yankees Magazine editors preview stories about a set of bookends on the roster from the 2019 New York Yankees Official Yearbook — Al’s feature about young stars Miguel Andújar and Gleyber Torres, and Jon’s Q&A with Brett Gardner and CC Sabathia, the last two holdovers from the 2009 World Series team.

On a rainy day in Tampa, Jon Schwartz and Al Santasiere chat with Yankees.com beat writer Bryan Hoch (@bryanhoch) about his assessments of the team’s offseason, the start to spring training, the new guys around the clubhouse and the ways that beat writing has changed in his decade-plus on the job. Bryan is the author of the book BABY BOMBERS, which will be updated in paperback this coming August, and is a co-author of the upcoming MISSION 27, a look back at the 2009 World Series champs. Both can be preordered anywhere you go to buy books.

With spring training (FINALLY) underway, Nathan Maciborski and Jon Schwartz chat with Lauren Moran, the Yankees’ assistant director of baseball information, about how the team’s media relations department handles the six unusual weeks in Tampa. Then, Al Santasiere drops in to discuss his feature about Dellin Betances, and the way that the 6-foot-8 pitcher somehow continues to grow.

The editors discuss Mariano Rivera’s unanimous election to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, plus Al’s recent trip to Las Vegas to meet new Yankees shortstop Troy Tulowitzki. Plus, with Spring Training on the horizon, they go around the circle talking about the most exciting stories they’ll be watching in Tampa.

In this week’s episode, we visit Eau Claire, Wisconsin, to break some ice (literally) with new Yankees pitcher James Paxton. Plus, Al, Nate and Jon discuss Mel Stottlemyre’s passing, as well as one crucial feather in the longtime Yankees pitcher and pitching coach’s cap: the soon-to-be Hall of Famer Mariano Rivera. With special guest Alex Day of Yankees On Demand.

The editors discuss a recent Q&A Jon had with Yankees manager Aaron Boone. Plus, a discussion about and some audio from Hilary’s visit with first baseman Luke Voit in his hometown in Missouri.

The crew do a year in review and remember some of their favorite stories and memories from 2018 then come up with some resolutions for the new year.

In this mailbag episode, the editors answer listener questions about some of their best interviews, the process of putting the magazine together, and more.

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In this mini episode, Hilary and Al sit down to discuss the Shamrock Series game that pits Notre Dame against Syracuse in one of the biggest college football matchups on the schedule — and it’s all going down at Yankee Stadium.

On this episode, a discussion about Nathan’s story on memorable rookie seasons in Yankees history. Plus, the editors revisit their preseason predictions to see how they stacked up to real life.

The editors reflect on a season that ended too soon, then discuss two stories from the October issue of Yankees Magazine — one about Masahiro Tanaka and one on Yankees legend Whitey Ford.

The Yankees moved on to the ALDS and in the October issue of Yankees Magazine (which serves as the ALDS program at Yankee Stadium), the editors wrote about three of the starting pitchers who will be taking the mound. They talk about one, CC Sabathia, and the deep dive Jon takes into the legacy the pitcher has built on and off the field. Then, Jon’s interview with Sabathia during a recent trip to California.

In this episode, the editors take a look at what has made Brett Gardner successful in his decade-plus as a Yankee. Then, Hilary interviews Gardner to get his take on the topic. Plus, a discussion about the Yankees’ bullpen and how the role of relievers has been changing in recent years. 

The editors discuss Nathan’s cover story on Giancarlo Stanton, then an interview with Stanton himself. Plus, a conversation about Al’s approach to sitting down with Miguel Andujar for an exclusive Q&A in the September issue of Yankees Magazine

Hilary, Jon and Thomas discuss manager Aaron Boone’s first few months on the job, then an interview with Boone himself. Plus, a conversation about Dellin Betances and the Yankees’ bullpen.

The editors dive into the August issue of Yankees Magazine and discuss cover subject Luis Severino as well as an in-depth feature on the Yankees’ pitching coordinator Danny Borrell, who is in charge of managing the robust farm system. Plus, an interview with Severino.