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. 

The editors discuss Al’s story from the July issue about Greg Bird and what he brings to the Yankees’ lineup, then Jon interviews catcher Austin Romine and a roundtable discussion follows.

In this episode, the editors discuss Al’s Q&A with Derek Jeter, then and interview with and discuss about the Yankees’ top pitching prospect Justus Sheffield.

For the July cover story of Yankees Magazine, Hilary wrote about Aaron Judge and his role as a unifier in the clubhouse. The editors talk about reporting on the feature and the slugger’s season so far, then Hilary interviews Judge himself. 

Hilary and Jon sit down to chat all things HOPE Week as well as Hilary’s story in the June issue about Yankees players and their foundations. Then hear interviews with CC Sabathia, Luis Severino and Brett Gardner. Finally, editor Thomas Golianopoulos joins the pod to discuss his feature about an upcoming Chien-Ming Wang documentary.

In this episode, the editors discuss the June Yankees Magazine cover story about rookie phenom Gleyber Torres. Plus, a conversation about Orlando Hernandez, who made his big-league debut 20 years ago and helped lead the Yankees to a championship.

Editor-in-chief Alfred Santasiere III joins Hilary and Jon to talk about his interview with David Wells, who spoke to about the 20th anniversary of his May 17, 1998 perfect game. Plus, Hilary sits down with first baseman Tyler Austin and then the crew discusses her story about the ups and downs he’s faced throughout his life.

Actor Justin Hartley joins Hilary for a quick chat about his role on the hit NBC drama, This Is Us. Plus, they talk about what it was like for Hartley growing up a Dodgers fan in Illinois and what success means to him.