Baseball expert Max Greenfield returns and reassures Josh & Alec. The Yankees' future is brighter than we think!

Josh and Alec lament the Yankees trade deadline that never was and look forward to 2024.

ESNY managing editor James Kratch returns and joins Josh and Alec to lament what's becoming a lost season for the Yankees, but saves the day (and maybe baseball) with a very intriguing idea.

James Kelly is back to whine and complain with Josh and Alec about how the Yankees are toast unless they learn how to win without Aaron Judge. Plus, because it's James, way too many tangents to count.

Josh and Alec recap the last month and discuss how, despite being in third place, the Yankees are actually in a good spot for the rest of the season.

Original Bleacher Creatures host James Kelly returns to talk Yankees with Josh and Alec in a laugh-a-minute appearance. From Clarke Schmidt to Giancarlo Stanton, Kelly's Comments are in full swing.

ESNY's Danny Small returns to join Josh and Alec and discuss the Yankees' strong, series-winning start to the season and how the undefeated Rays are being crowned too early. Plus, the Aaron Hicks/Franchy Cordero controversy, Danny's seething hatred for IKF, and quick looks at the Knicks and Rangers' upcoming playoff series.

Josh and Alec recap pitching dominance, hitting psychology, and everything else from the Yankees' successful Opening Day win over the Giants.

Josh and Alec go through the Yankees' lineup and Alec gives a unique perspective on the team's swing mechanics, especially Josh Donaldson and Anthony Volpe. Plus, the countdown to Opening Day is upon us!

Josh and Alec are back to discuss the state of Yankees' spring training, the new rules, and when Jasson Dominguez might debut.

Josh and Alec are back in the saddle for another Yankees spring training and discuss everything from roster battles to top prospects.

Josh and Alec make their return behind the mics and kick off the new year with a not-so-subtle message to the Toronto Blue Jays.

ESNY's Matt Musico and Crossing Broad's Kevin Kinkead join Josh and Alec to talk some baseball and recap a great 2022 season, and an active holiday offseason too!

Josh and Alec breathe a sigh of relief at Aaron Judge finally re-signing with the Yankees and then try to guess what's next for the Bronx Bombers this offseason.

Former All-Star outfielder and YES broadcaster Ken Singleton joins for Bleacher Creatures 150th episode to discuss baseball, broadcasting, and batting. Plus, winter ball with Roberto Clemente, the genius of Earl Weaver, and which of his co-broadcasters he'd feel OK with stuck in traffic!

Sports Illustrated's Max Goodman is back again and discusses his front row seat to the end of the Yankees' season and what the offseason holds for the Bronx Bombers.

Elite Sports NY managing editor James Kratch joins Josh and Alec to digest Brian Cashman & Aaron Boone's joint press conference, and then at least try to formulate an offseason gameplan.

Josh and Alec digest the Yankees being unceremoniously swept in the ALCS and how much general manager Brian Cashman has failed the team.

Mere minutes after the Yankees win Game 5 of the ALDS, Josh and Alec look forward to yet another ALCS rematch with the Houston Astros.

Josh and Alec preview the New York Yankees' ALDS matchup with the Cleveland Guardians, and then offer a not-so-fond farewell to Aroldis Chapman.

Josh and Alec reflect on the Yankees' journey to the 2022 AL East crown and give their thoughts on what manager Aaron Boone's next steps are. Plus, just how good is Oswaldo Cabrera?

Josh and Alec are done being nice about this. Aaron Judge is the AL MVP and the Shohei Ohtani stans need to stop.

Enjoy the ramblings of two madmen as Josh and Alec desperately try to understand just what's keeping the Yankees from hitting at a high level.

Alec and Josh look back on the Yankees' rough play in August, how slumps start and finish, and what beating the Mets in the latest round of the Subway Series means for the rest of the season.

Bleacher Creatures regular and pitching guru Max Greenfield returns with some key insights on the state of the Yankees and their pitching, and just why everything seems to be going wrong.