Locked On Yankees • 6th August 2018

The Yankees must win games against bad, in-division teams

In today’s episode, Sean and Gary discuss the Yankees inability to defeat in-division, basement dwelling teams like the Orioles and Rays and how that inability to dominate will hurt their chances at a division title. They also talk about the shrinking starting pitching market and what the Yankees could do ahead of the trade deadline.

Locked On Yankees • 6th August 2018

The trade deadline, the Yankees needs and the Subway Series

In today’s episode, Sean and Gary discuss the Yankees needs, take a look at who’s still available and what the Yankees could/should do before the trade deadline. They talk about how the Yankees have done thus far this season and evaluate individual performances. nd finally, they preview the Subway Series Part 2.A

Locked On Yankees • 6th August 2018

The All-Star game, Yankees' overlooked stars, and trade packages

In this episode, Sean and Gary return and they let everyone know where they’ve been the past few weeks. They also talk about the All-Star game, name their most overlooked Yankees and discuss their Yankee “dying stars” like Sonny Gray and Chasen Shreve.

Locked On Yankees • 8th June 2018

Luis Severino And The Next Five Years

In this edition of Locked On Yankees, Larry talked about the various weather and travel issues endured by the Yankees with three flight delays and seven postponements already. Larry also breaks down where the Yankees are through the first third of the 162-game marathon while giving an educated guess to where they’re going. Also, today is draft day and Larry delves into what the Yankees might do during the draft while the major league club plays a doubleheader Monday in Detroit.

Locked On Yankees • 11th May 2018

Red Sox 5, Yankees 4 | Porched

The Yankees entered Thursday looking to sweep the Red Sox and win for the 18th time in 19 games. A late rally tied the game, but Dellin Betances coughed up a short porch homer to J.D. Martinez in the eighth inning and Boston avoided a three-game sweep with a 5-4 squeaker, leaving the rivals tied for the best record in baseball.

Locked On Yankees • 3rd May 2018

Houston, We Have Liftoff

Sean and Gary discuss Jordan Montgomery going on the disabled list, the Yankees breaking out in Houston, and more.

Locked On Yankees • 26th April 2018

The Coming Crunch

Sean Saint Jacques and Gary Phillips are your hosts for this episode of the podcast, recorded before the Yankees extended their season-high winning streak to five games on Wednesday night.

Locked On Yankees • 19th April 2018

Superstar Shakeup?

Sean Saint Jacques and Gary Phillips are your hosts for this episode, coming out of the Yankees’ last off day – scheduled off day, anyway, which has to be said because of all the weather they’ve faced – until May 7.

Locked On Yankees • 11th April 2018

Another Day, Another Game

Sean Saint Jacques and Gary Phillips are your hosts for this episode of the podcast, with a little ditty from me preceding it on the Yankees’ 14-1 loss to the Red Sox in the opener of the three-game series at Fenway Park.

Locked On Yankees • 5th April 2018

Here Come The Yankees

Sean Saint Jacques and Gary Phillips are your hosts for this episode of the podcast, which features talk about the Yankees’ lineup putting up 18 runs over the first two home games, including the Giancarlo Stanton-Aaron Judge-Gary Sanchez home run trifecta on Wednesday afternoon.

Locked On Yankees • 4th April 2018

Welcome To New York (Boo)

The important thing is that Jonathan Holder lived up to his name and recorded a hold. Well, that is a true fact that illustrates how silly the hold is as a stat, given that Holder allowed three runs on four hits (with some help from Tommy Kahnle allowing inherited runners to score) in one-third of an inning, but, wow, what a home opener for the Yankees.

FanRag Sports • 30th March 2018

Stanton era with Yankees begins with a bang

When the Yankees first introduced Giancarlo Stanton at the Winter Meetings in December, the slugger was asked about the impact his presence could have on an already dangerous lineup. Chatting with a panel of YES Network broadcasters, Stanton said, “I feel sorry for the baseballs.”

Locked On Yankees • 29th March 2018

Episode 41: Opening Day!

Sean Saint Jacques and Gary Phillips are your hosts for the opening day edition of the podcast and are making their Locked On Yankees debut.

FanRag Sports • 4th March 2018

Sanchez's defense a reason Yankees improve in 2018

The weeks preceding the 2017 trade deadline were quite a busy time for Yankees general manager Brian Cashman. With his team beating most preseason expectations and finding itself in the midst of the hunt for a playoff spot, Cashman worked to find ways to improve the present club without sacrificing the team’s future.

FanRag Sports • 10th February 2018

Chad Green Too Electric To Leave Yankees Bullpen

When the New York Yankees opened the 2017 season, their top relief pitcher was nowhere to be found. That’s because Chad Green was at Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, trying to make his way as a starter. Pitching to a pedestrian 4.73 ERA in the minors, no one envisioned the right-hander completely changing the dynamic of the Yankees bullpen.

FanRag Sports • 7th February 2018

David Robertson Ready No Matter His Role In Yankees Bullpen

NEW YORK — About a month ago, David Robertson reached out to Larry Rothschild. The New York Yankees‘ reliever was in search of some clarity, and he was hoping his pitching coach could provide it. Robertson, more curious than anything, wanted to know if the plan was for him to be a multi-inning guy or a one-inning guy, a middle-inning option or a late-inning go-to stopper.

FanRag Sports • 30th January 2018

Dustin Fowler Has Shot To Be A's CF Months After Gruesome Injury

It was just seven months ago that Dustin Fowler endured one of the most gut-wrenching major league debuts of all time. A member of the Yankees at the time, the then-22-year-old was playing right field at Chicago’s Guaranteed Rate Field on June 29. With two out in the first inning, Fowler raced after a foul ball down the line. Full speed ahead, his knee collided with an unpadded electrical box fastened to the right field line wall. At first, it looked as if Fowler had just suffered a bruise — or

FanRag Sports • 18th December 2017

Gerrit Cole Would Help Yankees -- But They Don't Need Him

Way back in 2008, the New York Yankees used the 28th pick in the MLB Draft on a 17-year-old right-hander. Standing 6-foot-3 and 195 pounds, the kid from Southern California could already touch 98 mph on the gun. With a slider and a changeup also at his disposal, the hurler out of Orange Lutheran High School had become a local sensation.

FanRag Sports • 13th December 2017

How Giancarlo Stanton Affects Immediate And Future Yankee Plans

The New York Yankees made a 6-foot-6, 245-pound splash this past weekend, landing Giancarlo Stanton in a deal with the Miami Marlins. The deal immediately positioned the Yankees as World Series favorites in 2018 – according to Vegas – but this deal will have a lasting impact well beyond this coming season. Stanton gives the Yankees a bona fide slugger and reigning NL MVP, but he also comes with a sizable price tag.

FanRag Sports • 9th December 2017

Excitement -- And Expectations -- High As Stanton Joins Yankees

Brian Cashman is not messing around. The New York Yankees‘ general manager, having wheeled and dealt his way to genius status over the last year and a half, made the holidays come early for Yankee fans on Saturday morning. As the baseball world awoke, stretched its legs and opened up Twitter, all chaos broke lose, the result of Cashman’s latest heist.