Best Podcast Episodes About New York Yankees
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Updated: Apr 25, 2026 – 21 episodes
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“… team is now worth $2.95 billion, which is up 13% from last year. This is according to a recent report from CNBC. The most valuable team is the New York Yankees, no surprise there. They're valued at $9 billion. and the recent champs LA Dodgers are worth $8 billion. So they're catching up. Now, here's the thing that blew me away from this report. The average EBITDA margin for an MLB team is under 2%. You compare that to an NFL team at 20%, the NBA at 21% and an NHL team at 22%. So these baseball teams are worth billions of dollars, but they're barely profitable. Now, I'm not sure if that's just a …”
“The average major league baseball team is now worth $2.95 billion, which is up 13% from last year. This is according to a recent report from CNBC. The most valuable team is the New York Yankees, no surprise there. They're valued at $9 billion. and the recent champs LA Dodgers are worth $8 billion. So they're catching up. Now, here's the thing that blew me away from this report. The average EBITDA margin for an MLB team is under 2%. You compare that to an NFL team at 20%, the NBA at 21% and an NHL team at 22%. So these baseball teams are worth billions of dollars, but they're barely profitable. Now, I'm not sure if that's just a sketchy accounting thing they're doing, but yeah, that number was kind of shocking to see. I was also kind of shocked to see that an Aaron Judge baseball card just sold for $5.2 million? That makes it the most expensive modern baseball card ever sold. Now, look, I'm not a big baseball fan, but from what I've heard, Aaron Judge, not really that guy, you …”
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Despite the average MLB team being valued at $2.95 billion, they only have an average EBITDA margin of under 2%, compared to much higher margins in the NFL, NBA, and NHL. This surprising financial reality raises questions about the profitability of baseball franchises, especially when an Aaron Judge baseball card recently sold for $5.2 million, highlighting the bizarre economics of the sport. It's a stark contrast that leaves fans wondering how these valuations align with actual financial performance.
“… the Democrat Party. Then they take over the system. That's how it works. That's what's going on in Europe right now. That's what's going on in New York City and Dearborn, Michigan, and other parts of our country. Now, why am I getting into this? I want to go back to the truth about this Gracie Manchin bomb attempt because this is illustrative of exactly what I'm talking about an attempt to cover it up by the media by the first Muslim mayor of New York I call him that because he calls himself that but he's actually the first Marxist Muslim mayor of New York as well and over at National Review …”
“… reprobates. But they want this to happen. They want us to turn into what you see in Europe. really for a temporary reason, because the Islamists vote Democrat. And they'll keep voting Democrat until they destroy not only the Republican Party, but the Democrat Party. Then they take over the system. That's how it works. That's what's going on in Europe right now. That's what's going on in New York City and Dearborn, Michigan, and other parts of our country. Now, why am I getting into this? I want to go back to the truth about this Gracie Manchin bomb attempt because this is illustrative of exactly what I'm talking about an attempt to cover it up by the media by the first Muslim mayor of New York I call him that because he calls himself that but he's actually the first Marxist Muslim mayor of New York as well and over at National Review the editors point out On Saturday, an Internet troll named Jack Lang staged an anti-Muslim protest in front of Gracie Mansion. Currently, the residence of New York Mayor Zorhan Mandami. Both its title, Stop the Islamic Takeover of New York City, and Schedule Main Event, a pig roast, made its nature as an attention-getting provocation clear enough. …”
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The media is deliberately covering up the truth about terrorist attacks to protect political interests, particularly those aligned with the Democratic Party.
“… actually start? 1946, same year that the Rams moved to California. And the roster of AFC teams is the Cleveland Browns that we've talked about, the New York Yankees football team, the Brooklyn Dodgers football team. Which defected from the NFL. Yes. The Buffalo Bisons, the Miami Seahawks, which is interesting. That has nothing to do with the Seattle Seahawks. They just reuse the same name. The San Francisco 49ers, the Los Angeles Dons. So you've got two L.A. teams. Now you've got an AFC team and a NFL team and the Chicago Rockets. So you've got the NFL and you've got the upstart AFC that would only last …”
“… put a pin in Pete Roselle for the moment. So for a quick review of where we are right now, you've got the NFL. It's an 18 league. The Rams have just moved from Cleveland to L.A. And then you've got this AFC that's starting to play. What year do they actually start? 1946, same year that the Rams moved to California. And the roster of AFC teams is the Cleveland Browns that we've talked about, the New York Yankees football team, the Brooklyn Dodgers football team. Which defected from the NFL. Yes. The Buffalo Bisons, the Miami Seahawks, which is interesting. That has nothing to do with the Seattle Seahawks. They just reuse the same name. The San Francisco 49ers, the Los Angeles Dons. So you've got two L.A. teams. Now you've got an AFC team and a NFL team and the Chicago Rockets. So you've got the NFL and you've got the upstart AFC that would only last four years, but would change the game quite a bit. And by forcing this competition, they forced the NFL to do a bunch of things that really was in the NFL's best interest, but they wouldn't have done absent competition. And this is the first time where we really learned the lesson. The football that people will watch is the most entertaining game. …”
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Bert Bell, the newly appointed NFL commissioner in 1946, faced an existential threat from the rival AAFC and devised a bold strategy to ensure the NFL's survival. He understood that to compete, the NFL needed to improve its product, reach new fans, and maintain competitive balance, leading to crucial changes that shaped the league's future. This pivotal moment in sports history highlights how competition can drive innovation and equality in professional sports.
“… men in their early 20s who claim to have made millions of dollars on mobile app development. Slater and McLaren were recently subjects of a long New York MAG profile, which detailed the opulent lifestyle the success of quitter has afforded them, including driving exotic supercars and living in a Miami mansion.”
“… this vulnerable community that they claim to want to be protecting or helping What they actually want to be doing is just like getting rich As 404 writes Quitter is operated by Slater and McLaren members of the so-called app mafia, gross, a group of men in their early 20s who claim to have made millions of dollars on mobile app development. Slater and McLaren were recently subjects of a long New York MAG profile, which detailed the opulent lifestyle the success of quitter has afforded them, including driving exotic supercars and living in a Miami mansion.”
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The Quitter app, designed to help men quit pornography, has leaked sensitive data on hundreds of thousands of users, including minors. Despite multiple warnings about security flaws, the app's creators failed to fix these issues, exposing users' personal habits and feelings. This negligence highlights a troubling trend among app developers who prioritize profit over user safety.
“… of the cellar, I don't usually start at the bottom, but my goodness, the Boston Red Sox add three more losses to their column against the rival New York Yankees. So are now 16-9, seven games over, six-game heater, first place in the AL East over the Tampa Bay Rays, so are 13-11. Baltimore Orioles won a series. They're not too far behind at 12-13. The Jays, 10-14, and then those aforementioned Red Sox, 9-16 on the year, bringing up the rear in your AL East, and those are your standings in the American League. Nobody does it better, except for probably me. But just a real nice job with the standings. I …”
“Speaking of the cellar, I don't usually start at the bottom, but my goodness, the Boston Red Sox add three more losses to their column against the rival New York Yankees. So are now 16-9, seven games over, six-game heater, first place in the AL East over the Tampa Bay Rays, so are 13-11. Baltimore Orioles won a series. They're not too far behind at 12-13. The Jays, 10-14, and then those aforementioned Red Sox, 9-16 on the year, bringing up the rear in your AL East, and those are your standings in the American League. Nobody does it better, except for probably me. But just a real nice job with the standings. I guess we've got to start at Fenway. I think we do. Which I'll be there in less than a month, and I think the We Got Ice boys are coming with. I can't wait for that. That's enough Red Sox talk, because my, oh, my, the Yankees dominated uh this series where is the Red Sox offense I guess that's the biggest question for them it's just it's not there …”
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The New York Yankees swept the Boston Red Sox, showcasing their dominance with impressive pitching and a surprisingly strong offense. While the Yankees thrive with depth and standout performances, the Red Sox struggle at the bottom of the league in key hitting categories, raising concerns about their season. This rivalry highlights the stark contrast between a team on the rise and one in distress.
“… then when the players do, I'm like, hey, it's a fair game, buddy. Credit to the A's. Joking on the way through. They take two out of three from the Yankees. Yeah. Yankees win that first game. They get bailed out on the Ahmed Rosario game. Two homer night. Second one in the eighth inning. Three-run homer to take the lead. Second game was close and could have went either way. A's get the run in the ninth to win the one-run game. And then a 1-0 game on the final day. Cold in the Northeast. Credit to the A's pitching. One hit in 17 innings. I don't care how cold it is. Don't make an excuse and then …”
“… my youth team that does that. He, like, holds the ball out like this before he comes set, and now teams are starting to like – Right. And it's not just the coaches because if the coaches do, I'm like, hey, dude, chill out. It's a 10-year-old kid. But then when the players do, I'm like, hey, it's a fair game, buddy. Credit to the A's. Joking on the way through. They take two out of three from the Yankees. Yeah. Yankees win that first game. They get bailed out on the Ahmed Rosario game. Two homer night. Second one in the eighth inning. Three-run homer to take the lead. Second game was close and could have went either way. A's get the run in the ninth to win the one-run game. And then a 1-0 game on the final day. Cold in the Northeast. Credit to the A's pitching. One hit in 17 innings. I don't care how cold it is. Don't make an excuse and then say credit to the A's pitching. I didn't make an excuse. I just said I wasn't making an excuse. But then you did. Kurtz got going a little bit. Kurtz got going. They need that. Yeah. That's fine. You can start off slow. His numbers will be there at the end of the year. I mean, a lot of those A's hitters have been struggling to start the year. And …”
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The Oakland Athletics stunned the New York Yankees by winning two out of three games, including a historic 1-0 victory at Yankee Stadium. This was the A's first 1-0 win at Yankee Stadium since 1979, showcasing their impressive pitching with only one hit allowed in 17 innings. Despite a slow start for their hitters, the A's proved they could compete against one of the league's giants.
“… Dane Myers, little walk-off. How are you? How are you? Let's do some National League done. And what would National League baseball be without the New York Yankees, who opened up the season against the San Francisco Giants? The pitching was incredible. Max Fried, just your best starting pitcher. ERA-wise from 2020 if you like that. Cam Schlittler looks like he's from another planet. They get one off Will Warren in the last game, but that's it. Judgy hits two ding-dongs. Stanton, six hits in this series, look tremendous. The Yankees dominate. Let's go Yanks. Giants, other topics. The New York Mets and the …”
“… many outs and innings. Is there going to be like a 15 war catcher this year? Yes, I think there's Alejandro Kirk. I found him. F war. Pierce Johnson's name makes me laugh every time. So many jokes on that. Dane Myers. Let's go to the National League. Dane Myers, little walk-off. How are you? How are you? Let's do some National League done. And what would National League baseball be without the New York Yankees, who opened up the season against the San Francisco Giants? The pitching was incredible. Max Fried, just your best starting pitcher. ERA-wise from 2020 if you like that. Cam Schlittler looks like he's from another planet. They get one off Will Warren in the last game, but that's it. Judgy hits two ding-dongs. Stanton, six hits in this series, look tremendous. The Yankees dominate. Let's go Yanks. Giants, other topics. The New York Mets and the Pittsburgh Pirates played a couple fun ones. 11-7 on opening day. Skeens doesn't make it out. of the first inning. Mets put up 11. Fastball Fred got hit a little bit, but not enough. Not enough? What the hell is that? Sorry, Mets fans. But I'm not, because you win game two in an ugly extra innings affair. What was going on in extras was crazy. It …”
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The New York Yankees kicked off the season with a stunning performance against the San Francisco Giants, showcasing their star players like Judgy and Stanton. Meanwhile, the Mets and Pirates battled it out in a thrilling series, with the Pirates ultimately stealing the last game after a wild extra innings showdown. This weekend set the stage for an exciting MLB season ahead!
“… spring training baseball. It's current. It's 1224, which means it's Wednesday. We're a week away from a major league baseball game that counts. The Yankees play the Giants on opening night. What time is it? It's 1224.”
“… he making the team how about griffin in pittsburgh spring training has been so in the background the normal fodder we've got about three days to figure out we gotta catch up we gotta catch up pop because I haven't paid attention to one bit of regular spring training baseball. It's current. It's 1224, which means it's Wednesday. We're a week away from a major league baseball game that counts. The Yankees play the Giants on opening night. What time is it? It's 1224.”
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After the thrilling World Baseball Classic, Coach Trev admits he's completely drained and struggling to focus on the upcoming MLB season. With only days until the Yankees face the Giants on opening night, he humorously reflects on how the adrenaline rush of the tournament has left him exhausted. It's a wake-up call for fans and players alike as they gear up for 162 games ahead.
“… too. So like fans were more on top of you. And then we won in the bubble, which is cool, but it was like the bubble. Right. But to bring it to New York, like that was my goal is I wanted to help bring the first championship here. But just the way that the fans in the city kind of wraps its arms around you is something that I've never experienced before. you know people know basketball in new york obviously love it but now they know liberty all the time there was people that would be like um stopping me after the season like i can't wait until april you know like it's october yeah i'm like all …”
“Bringing the first ever championship to the franchise was nuts. Thankfully, I was able to win two in Seattle, and those were special in their own right. Like in 2018 with Sue, with Jewel, was so much fun just because it was the old key arena too. So like fans were more on top of you. And then we won in the bubble, which is cool, but it was like the bubble. Right. But to bring it to New York, like that was my goal is I wanted to help bring the first championship here. But just the way that the fans in the city kind of wraps its arms around you is something that I've never experienced before. you know people know basketball in new york obviously love it but now they know liberty all the time there was people that would be like um stopping me after the season like i can't wait until april you know like it's october yeah i'm like all right we can't wait until april again um even just walking here like people are like we hope you get it done we hope you guys are going to be back on the court soon because they enjoy it and have you guys been to a game of barclays it is the single best it's basketball experience i've had yeah truly is it was it was interactive it was fun you know …”
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Winning a championship in the bubble is often questioned, but for those who lived it, it holds real significance. A player reflects on the unique challenges of defending a championship and the intense pressure that comes with it, emphasizing that the joy of winning is irreplaceable. This candid perspective sheds light on the hard-earned nature of all championships, including those won under unusual circumstances.
“… fans, get ready. For the first time in history, the major league season kicks off with one exclusive opening night game live on Netflix. The New York Yankees, led by seven-time all-star Aaron Judge, roll into the San Francisco Bay to battle Raphael Devers and the San Francisco Giants. The wait is over. It's time to play ball. Watch MLB opening night, the New York Yankees versus the San Francisco Giants, live on Netflix, Wednesday, March 25th, at 8 p.m. Eastern time, 5 p.m. Pacific time. This podcast is brought to you by Carvana. Selling your car shouldn't feel like a second job. It should feel easy. …”
“… or visit zetbound.lily.com. Zetbound and its delivery device base and quick pin are registered trademarks owned or licensed by Eli Lilly and Company, its subsidiaries or affiliates. This episode is brought to you by Netflix. All right, baseball fans, get ready. For the first time in history, the major league season kicks off with one exclusive opening night game live on Netflix. The New York Yankees, led by seven-time all-star Aaron Judge, roll into the San Francisco Bay to battle Raphael Devers and the San Francisco Giants. The wait is over. It's time to play ball. Watch MLB opening night, the New York Yankees versus the San Francisco Giants, live on Netflix, Wednesday, March 25th, at 8 p.m. Eastern time, 5 p.m. Pacific time. This podcast is brought to you by Carvana. Selling your car shouldn't feel like a second job. It should feel easy. With Carvana, it is. Just visit Carvana.com, enter your license plate or VIN, answer a few quick questions, and get an offer in minutes. Like what you see? We'll pick it up right from your door and hand you your check. No haggling, no hassle, no problem. Car selling made easy on Carvana. Pickup fees may apply. as we get to the vatu tribe we get …”
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In this segment from a reality TV podcast discussing 'Survivor', the focus is on a tense tribe swap moment where Emily learns about an immunity idol from Christian. The reaction to this revelation creates a ball of anxiety among the players, showcasing the complexities of trust and communication in gameplay. The discussion highlights the importance of building bonds and enjoying the absurdity of the game, contrasting with previous competitive mindsets.
“… about that. Congratulations on the book. Thanks for joining us. We appreciate it, Mike. Thank you, Dan. I appreciate it. That's Mike Vaccaro, New York Post sports columnist. The book is The Bosses of the Bronx, The Endless Drama of the Yankees Under the House of Steinbrenner. I hated the Yankees only because of George Steinbrenner and their front office in the PR department. But they were doing their job. I think they worked in fear, lived in fear. But I remember the first time I got to Yankee Stadium, and I was walking around the batting cage, and next thing I know, a security guy comes up …”
“I have no doubt about that. Congratulations on the book. Thanks for joining us. We appreciate it, Mike. Thank you, Dan. I appreciate it. That's Mike Vaccaro, New York Post sports columnist. The book is The Bosses of the Bronx, The Endless Drama of the Yankees Under the House of Steinbrenner. I hated the Yankees only because of George Steinbrenner and their front office in the PR department. But they were doing their job. I think they worked in fear, lived in fear. But I remember the first time I got to Yankee Stadium, and I was walking around the batting cage, and next thing I know, a security guy comes up and he says, hey, get off the grass. And I'm half on the grass and half on the dirt around the batting cage. And there was somebody up behind home plate during batting practice, and they were just looking to see if you were. Everybody had to kind of walk in a line. You couldn't be out on the grass. You know, if a ball player was out there, you …”
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George Steinbrenner transformed the New York Yankees into a sports powerhouse, creating a legacy that still influences baseball today. His desire for fame and control led to the establishment of the YES Network, changing how teams engage with fans. This segment reflects on the impact of Steinbrenner's leadership and how it shaped the Yankees' success and branding.
“… But, hey, when you look at them Knicks, man, I told you, hey, this season don't end how it's supposed to end your boy Yon is going to be in New York I don't know how Bridges played 27 minutes and then scratched I mean how they going to win they can't win like that he got in power trouble early he can't get first of all he tried to be aggressive with Luka and Luka is going to use that against you he's going to get you on his back and then he's going to stop and then you're going to jump and then he's going to move you bump it from the back and then guess what you had to free throw that's the …”
“… got to accept it Yeah. You just got to accept it. Yeah. Because you want him to be aggressive. You want him to assert himself. You can't take that away, especially when LeBron's not playing. Even when LeBron is playing, you still want him to be himself. But, hey, when you look at them Knicks, man, I told you, hey, this season don't end how it's supposed to end your boy Yon is going to be in New York I don't know how Bridges played 27 minutes and then scratched I mean how they going to win they can't win like that he got in power trouble early he can't get first of all he tried to be aggressive with Luka and Luka is going to use that against you he's going to get you on his back and then he's going to stop and then you're going to jump and then he's going to move you bump it from the back and then guess what you had to free throw that's the same thing I mean and I think the thing is you want to try to get up into Luca you want to try to be physical with him because that's the thing be physical with him right now try to take advantage of him you put him in the pick and roll because he's their weakest defender if you could say the Lakers have a weak defender a weakest because they got …”
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Luka Doncic's shot selection and unorthodox style make him a high-usage player, but his inefficiency could be a liability despite his scoring prowess.
“… baseball fans get ready for the first time in history. The major league season kicks off with one exclusive opening night game live on Netflix The New York Yankees led by seven time all Judge roll into the San Francisco Bay to battle Rafael Devers and the San Francisco Giants The wait is over. It's time to play ball. Watch MLB opening night, the New York Yankees versus the San Francisco Giants live on Netflix, Wednesday, March 25th at 8 p.m. Eastern time, 5 p.m. Pacific time. This episode is brought to you by Whole Foods Market. You know, with just one trip to Whole Foods, you can travel the world. First …”
“… the strikes and were overheard by numerous other customers. See if it gets me in a talkative, you know, finished off an old fashioned and pulled out the laptop, but let's make some bets. Let's go. This episode is brought to you by Netflix. All right, baseball fans get ready for the first time in history. The major league season kicks off with one exclusive opening night game live on Netflix The New York Yankees led by seven time all Judge roll into the San Francisco Bay to battle Rafael Devers and the San Francisco Giants The wait is over. It's time to play ball. Watch MLB opening night, the New York Yankees versus the San Francisco Giants live on Netflix, Wednesday, March 25th at 8 p.m. Eastern time, 5 p.m. Pacific time. This episode is brought to you by Whole Foods Market. You know, with just one trip to Whole Foods, you can travel the world. First stop. Discover the taste of the Mediterranean with big sales on brands like De Seco, Oreos, and San Pellegrino. With Whole Foods prepared foods, dinner is solved. You can roam the world with empanadas, burritos, soups, and more. Maybe expand your snack repertoire to South America with colorful and crunchy Peruvian potato chips. Then straight to …”
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Prediction markets, now a $20 billion industry, raise ethical questions about betting on events like nuclear war. The discussion highlights the contrast between wealthy insiders and everyday people with valuable information, questioning whether this practice is beneficial or harmful. The segment delves into the implications of insider trading as a feature rather than a bug in these platforms.
“… expresspros.com today. Now, I do want to talk baseball for a second because we got plenty of NBA playoffs, NFL draft. There's a story about your Yankees and by the way, my Mets. Ever since I went on a rant, 2-0. Baseball. 2-0. Typical Mets fan looking for that gimmicky moment, right? What's the gimmicky moment? The gimmicky moment is me this year. Taking your way out. Come on! Did you see last night, though, there was still a Mets flub where it's like, only the Mets. Did you see what happened in the ninth inning? No, what happened in the ninth inning? So in the ninth inning last night. Yeah. …”
“… studio. And just to remind us, if you're facing production swings or tough skills gaps, workforce solutions from express employment professionals, make hiring easy, find your local office and see how express can help you hire smarter and faster, visit expresspros.com today. Now, I do want to talk baseball for a second because we got plenty of NBA playoffs, NFL draft. There's a story about your Yankees and by the way, my Mets. Ever since I went on a rant, 2-0. Baseball. 2-0. Typical Mets fan looking for that gimmicky moment, right? What's the gimmicky moment? The gimmicky moment is me this year. Taking your way out. Come on! Did you see last night, though, there was still a Mets flub where it's like, only the Mets. Did you see what happened in the ninth inning? No, what happened in the ninth inning? So in the ninth inning last night. Yeah. The Mets, first of all, the Mets were winning 7-2 and they almost blew it. Thank God for Boba Shett. Right. Base clearing double. Finally, hopefully that guy's heating it up. But the Mets go to the bullpen, obviously. And Brazabon pitches the eighth. Right. Shuts him down. All good. Scary moment, but shuts him down. to start the ninth, there's some …”
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Facial hair can make or break a player's confidence, as seen with Devin Williams, who struggled after shaving his intimidating beard when joining the Yankees. The team's strict grooming rules have sparked discussions about whether they should be updated. This story highlights how appearance impacts performance in high-stakes sports.
“… against the NBA, I think are completely, whether it's politically driven, which I've talked about in the past where it's like, Hey, look what Yankees Dodgers did against what OKC in Indiana. Like, I mean, are you being fair when you're talking about markets when we're comparing championships? So it's like, I don't actually want to pick apart baseball because I love baseball too. But sometimes I think the social media part of it, because I just don't see a lot of people going like, Hey, I, you know, I don't think Kevin Brown, you know, he wouldn't be able to pitch today. We just don't have …”
“… in social media, you know, it's just endless. So then it's like, okay, is this an actual like indicator of where it is in our everyday consciousness? Is that where the value is? Or you just go straight up to ratings where I think then some of the arguments against the NBA, I think are completely, whether it's politically driven, which I've talked about in the past where it's like, Hey, look what Yankees Dodgers did against what OKC in Indiana. Like, I mean, are you being fair when you're talking about markets when we're comparing championships? So it's like, I don't actually want to pick apart baseball because I love baseball too. But sometimes I think the social media part of it, because I just don't see a lot of people going like, Hey, I, you know, I don't think Kevin Brown, you know, he wouldn't be able to pitch today. We just don't have that kind of content with baseball. And by the way, Kevin Brown could pitch in any single era. I was just trying to think of somebody in my head that wasn't like one of the all timers, but I was trying to think of somebody who's been retired. Mark Portugal is always like this default old, old school pitcher. They'd be like Mark Portugal couldn't even …”
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Venezuela's victory in the World Baseball Classic showcases baseball's potential to unite diverse cultures and elevate its global status, especially in countries where it is a key part of national identity.
“… lefty all that and then ben rice who i i don't know man i've watched a lot of baseball i love his at bats they do feel impressive i i hope the yankees metrics are right on ben rice because i don't want to look back in five years and be like what were we doing have you seen his savant page i sure have wow if ben rice looked like gincarlo stan i think we would talk about ben rice a lot more i i mean yeah okay i i can understand yankees fans again trepidation look at that twice in one episode yeah uh but he does look the part and i don't think aaron judge needs a lot of backing like he's gonna …”
“… in our yankee group chat is around judge it's trent grisham who's a question mark for this season cody bellinger is not cody bellinger's cody bellinger right like we we pretty much know who he is as a player and he matches judge well different approaches lefty all that and then ben rice who i i don't know man i've watched a lot of baseball i love his at bats they do feel impressive i i hope the yankees metrics are right on ben rice because i don't want to look back in five years and be like what were we doing have you seen his savant page i sure have wow if ben rice looked like gincarlo stan i think we would talk about ben rice a lot more i i mean yeah okay i i can understand yankees fans again trepidation look at that twice in one episode yeah uh but he does look the part and i don't think aaron judge needs a lot of backing like he's gonna get his he's gonna get his and they're really like last year did you feel like he got pitched around a ton in the postseason yes the postseason we did start to see it where um even um all those guys i just mentioned struggled in the postseason against the who uh why am i blanking on the blue jays manager um schneider schneider was like where you …”
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The Yankees are banking on Ben Rice to support Aaron Judge, raising questions about their trust in internal prospects. While some fans are skeptical, the organization believes in developing talent from within, as seen with Judge and Rice. This strategy could redefine how the Yankees build their roster moving forward.
“Baseball is back and the first pitch is on Netflix. The New York Yankees, led by seven time all star Aaron Judge, head to the San Francisco Bay to take on Rafael Devers' San Francisco Giants. This season kicks off with one exclusive opening night game. Watch MLB opening night, the New York Yankees versus the San Francisco Giants, live on Netflix, Wednesday, March 25th at 8 p.m. Eastern, 5 p.m. Pacific.”
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Baseball fans, mark your calendars! The New York Yankees face off against the San Francisco Giants in an exclusive opening night game streaming live on Netflix. Catch all the action on Wednesday, March 25th at 8 p.m. Eastern, featuring stars like Aaron Judge and Rafael Devers.
“… up next fall and I loved when Lou Holtz first came to Notre Dame he had the players names removed from their jerseys giving the fighting Irish a New York Yankee feel and even though the Irish haven't won a title since 1988 thanks in big part to Lou Holtz they still have that New York Yankee feel thank you Chris yeah I didn't remember them having their names on the back of their jerseys at Notre Dame. Hmm. Yeah, I don't remember that. But I do know when Lou got there, Lou wanted to make sure, this is when they were labeling kids Prop 48. And it was unfortunate that you were labeled Prop 48 …”
“… NFL and mainly the Steelers guessing on his future. He's so cryptic when it comes to his professional and personal life, and whoever gets that first picture of Aaron Rodgers and his mystery bride that may be an even bigger story than where he ends up next fall and I loved when Lou Holtz first came to Notre Dame he had the players names removed from their jerseys giving the fighting Irish a New York Yankee feel and even though the Irish haven't won a title since 1988 thanks in big part to Lou Holtz they still have that New York Yankee feel thank you Chris yeah I didn't remember them having their names on the back of their jerseys at Notre Dame. Hmm. Yeah, I don't remember that. But I do know when Lou got there, Lou wanted to make sure, this is when they were labeling kids Prop 48. And it was unfortunate that you were labeled Prop 48 because then everybody viewed you as somebody who was not smart. But he got Tony Rice in. He was asking, and Jerome Bettis would tell me this, so I'm not speaking out of school but he wanted he had to get two players that probably wouldn't normally get into notre dame and one of those players turned out to be tony rice who's a wonderful person and turned …”
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Lou Holtz's impact on college football is undeniable, shaping Notre Dame into a powerhouse while redefining player recruitment standards. His decision to remove player names from jerseys created a sense of unity reminiscent of the Yankees. This legacy represents a golden age of college football that many fans still cherish today.
“89-73, they lost 2-1 in the AL Wild Card 2, the New York Yankees. They had a top 10 offense by pretty much every metric last year, except home runs, which I think could be an interesting conversation with this team. A really strong bullpen. Aroldis Chapman's kind of crazy season also with some other help back there. The starting pitching, I mean, if you take Crochet out, the numbers probably look a lot more interesting. Luckily, they have him and they have added there. But first, who they've lost this …”
“89-73, they lost 2-1 in the AL Wild Card 2, the New York Yankees. They had a top 10 offense by pretty much every metric last year, except home runs, which I think could be an interesting conversation with this team. A really strong bullpen. Aroldis Chapman's kind of crazy season also with some other help back there. The starting pitching, I mean, if you take Crochet out, the numbers probably look a lot more interesting. Luckily, they have him and they have added there. But first, who they've lost this offseason. Alex Bregman discussed a lot on this show what he meant to that organization and playing a strong two-way third base. Steven Matz is out of town Rob Refsnyder mashing lefties Dustin Mayhew came over A few of those bullpen pieces are out of town Guerrero Murphy Bernardino Fitz and Dobbins Jordan Hicks Kyle Harrison Sox had an active offseason, …”
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The Boston Red Sox faced significant changes this offseason, losing key players like Alex Bregman and Liam Hendricks while acquiring new talent. With a strong bullpen and promising new pitchers like Ranger Suarez, the team is gearing up for a competitive season ahead. Fans should be excited about the fresh faces and strategic moves as the Red Sox look to improve their performance.
“… I went to this, to this sports bar with a kid from the city He had already been up in Boston. He had a bunch of friends with him. And it was the Yankees Mariners in 95. And it was all New Yorkers. And everyone was trying to put a bet in on the Yankee game. And everyone was like, you got a bookie, you got a bookie. And I was like, I got a bookie. I'm like, my brother, who was living in Atlanta at the time, I knew he was gambling. So I called him and I was like, yo, I'm going to put all these bets in with your guy. He's like, ah, my guy cut me off. I'm like, motherfucker, I just told all these …”
“But what's that mindset though? Like, was it where you just had a point where you just thought to yourself, you know what? I can't do this. So let me find something that I can do while I'm here. Yeah. Well, the thing was, is like, I went to this, to this sports bar with a kid from the city He had already been up in Boston. He had a bunch of friends with him. And it was the Yankees Mariners in 95. And it was all New Yorkers. And everyone was trying to put a bet in on the Yankee game. And everyone was like, you got a bookie, you got a bookie. And I was like, I got a bookie. I'm like, my brother, who was living in Atlanta at the time, I knew he was gambling. So I called him and I was like, yo, I'm going to put all these bets in with your guy. He's like, ah, my guy cut me off. I'm like, motherfucker, I just told all these dudes I'll take their shit. And he was like, take them. And I was like, what do you mean? He's like, take them. He's like, I don't even think the Yankees can win tonight anyway. We're Mets fans. So I was like, you know what? Fuck it. Like the way I thought about it is like you know that what gamblers do I figure it out tomorrow So I took everybody …”
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Rich Kleiman shares how a chance encounter at a sports bar led him to become a college bookmaker. Initially just trying to help friends place bets, he found himself running a thriving operation, discovering a sense of identity and independence along the way. This unexpected journey taught him valuable lessons about resilience and taking risks in life.
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