Chris McMonigle is back to recap another Yankees series, but first, he celebrates the Knicks ending New York's championship drought among the four major sports, how it means Aaron Judge is no longer the king of New York sports, and what the Yanks can learn from the champion Knicks. Plus, these Yanks are putting some narratives to bed after another series win without Judge. Giancarlo Stanton suffered a setback in his rehab from a calf strain, and Chris says fans can no longer count on seeing Stanton at all this season (9:50). Trent Grisham is also now on the IL, which C-Mac says is crushing given the timing and how Grisham was hitting before the injury (25:13). Finally, we break down the series victory over the Blue Jays and the main storylines that came from the three-game set (30:48).

Chris McMonigle celebrates a Yankees sweep of the Guardians on the road, as they continue their extended ownership over AL Central opponents. Chris applauds the team's effort to pick up three wins without Aaron Judge, and raves about the contributions from Paul Goldschmidt so far this season (7:00). Plus, Austin Wells' injury update and the catching problem that is not going away (8:45), the continued Anthony Volpe discourse and why he should be sent down as soon as Jasson Dominguez or Giancarlo Stanton are ready to return (11:50), and a full recap of the series sweep (22:24).

Chris McMonigle reacts to the continued struggles of Anthony Volpe, and makes the case for him to be sent down as soon as either Giancarlo Stanton or Jasson Dominguez are ready to return. But can the Yankees be trusted to make that decision when the time comes?

The Yankees rallied in the eighth inning against Boston for a big win on Sunday, pulling them into a tie with the Rays for first place in the division. Chris breaks down the short series against the Red Sox, but starts with the latest news on Aaron Judge and when his ribs injury likely occurred. C-Mac pushes back on the narrative that the recent Judge revelations highlight an issue with how the Yanks handle injuries (2:10). He then reacts to the series split with the Red Sox (10:11), Trent Grisham's continued improvement, Cody Bellinger proving he was the right choice over Kyle Tucker this offseason, and if Ryan Weathers is showing signs of fatigue. Plus, why Anthony Volpe can no longer be the team's starting shortstop (21:00).

Chris McMonigle sounds off on the criticism surrounding how the Yankees have handled Aaron Judge's mysterious injury and the lack of updates in the days following his absence (3:25). Plus, he ponders what an extended Judge absence would mean for the Yanks (19:00) before the news breaks while recording the episode that Judge has been diagnosed with a stress fracture in his first right rib and will undergo further imaging in 4-6 weeks (31:45). C-Mac reacts to the breaking news and looks at the big picture in regards to how long Judge will realistically be out for, what it means for the Yankee season, and how it could impact their approach at the trade deadline.

The Yankees announced that Aaron Judge has a stress fracture in his first right rib and will undergo further imaging in 4-6 weeks. Chris McMonigle was streaming live when the news broke, and gave his instant reaction and pondered what the Yankees would do to soften the blow of losing their superstar for extended time.

The Yankees completed their road trip with a series win over the A's, highlighted by a 13-run third inning in which they score 10 runs before recording a single out! Chris reacts to the series and why it reinforces his belief that the narrative surrounding the Bombers' record against teams above .500 is silly (1:43), the potential lineup issue when Giancarlo Stanton returns (8:00), whether this Yankee rotation is better than the ones of the 1990s dynasty teams (19:45), why Chris is not concerned about Aaron Judge's continued underwhelming season (27:30), and recapping the series as a whole, including the epic rally (49:55).

The Yankees are back on track and gaining in the AL East after a sweep of the Royals while the Rays were swept in Baltimore. Chris McMonigle says the dynamic in the division has drastically changed in a matter of days. He also raved about Gerrit Cole's dominant performance, and how it is the best version of Cole he has seen in his Yankee tenure (7:45). Plus, Cole's return reinforces that there is no way the Yanks are trading for Tarik Skubal (15:15). Chris also sounds off on the continued complaints about the Yankee bullpen (29:30), why Anthony Volpe has earned more time as the starting shortstop (38:00), and why Austin Wells needs to be benched against lefty starters (54:50).