Chris McMonigle reacts to the Bombers taking two straight one-run games from the Blue Jays, the bullpen's struggles to generate shutdown innings, Ben Rice's continued power surge, and Jazz Chisholm heating up when the Yanks desperately needed it. Plus, why Spencer Jones looks unmatched (11:30), and how the opening game of this series was the best win of the season (9:55).

Chris McMonigle is NOT happy as he breaks down a nightmare Subway Series finale in which David Bednar blows a ninth-inning save before the Mets take it in extra innings. C-Mac gives the verdict on whether the Yanks are officially in one of their trademark "swoons" (2:50) while sounding off on what he calls the worst loss of the Yankees season so far (8:45). Plus, why the Max Fried update was good news (10:10), a plea to Aaron Boone to stop batting Trent Grisham leadoff (22:00), why Austin Wells has become a MAJOR problem (26:00), and how big of a concern the bullpen has become (35:50).

The scuffling Yanks capped a dreadful 2-7 road trip by choking away a three run lead in the ninth inning against the Mets. Has the June swoon come early? Chris McMonigle gives his thoughts while sounding off on what he calls the worst loss of the season.

Chris McMonigle is here to calm the nerves of panicking Yankee fans after the team dropped its fifth game in the last six. C-Mac says there is no need to overreact to a blip on the radar, though there should be at least some level of concern with Max Fried, who is headed back to New York for imaging on his elbow. Chris dives in to how Fried's absence could impact the team and the rotation, and if it means Gerrit Cole could return sooner than originally planned (5:00). Plus, Anthony Volpe is back, and Chris says the Yanks are handling his promotion the right way, though he believes Jose Caballero should be the starting shortstop once he returns from the IL (20:22). C-Mac also jumps into the latest discouraging update on Giancarlo Stanton's recovery (27:00), sounds off on Jazz Chisholm's continued struggles (37:20), and recaps the series in Baltimore (49:00).

Chris McMonigle reacts to Max Fried leaving Wednesday's game early with elbow soreness, and how concerned Yankee fans should be as the lefty ace heads back to New York for imaging. Plus. how Fried's absence could impact how the Yanks handle the rest of Gerrit Cole's rehab assignment.

The Yankees were swept out of Milwaukee, and fans are quickly raising concerns about the 2026 team. Chris says fans are overreacting to one series (4:15), and says the references to the Bombers' 1-8 records against teams above .500 is overblown (7:20). Plus, C-Mac says fans ripping Aaron Boone for his bullpen decisions in the series, particularly in game two, are missing the point and overreacting (14:50). Chris then dives in to how Spencer Jones looked in his first taste of the majors (17:10), Carlos Rodon's season debut (26:00), and how Ben Rice fared in his return from injury (28:30) before breaking down the series as a whole (34:00).

After getting swept by the Brewers, C-Mac is talking Yankee fans off the ledge as many are sounding the alarm over the team's record against teams above .500. Chris breaks down why that number shouldn't matter right now, and why the concerns about the bullpen and how Aaron Boone has managed it are overblown.

The call Yankee fans had been waiting for has been made, as Spencer Jones is heading for the majors. Chris McMonigle reacts to the news as well as Jasson Dominguez's shoulder injury that will land him on the IL (2:14). Plus, whether there should be any concern over Ben Rice's continued absence (22:00), how Aaron Judge is truly one of the greatest hitters we've ever seen (27:15), and why the series opener against the Rangers reinforced how this team is built different than previous failed iterations (29:50). Chris breaks down the series victory, including the improved play of Ryan McMahon, the bullpen being better than some think, and why he is petrified of an AL contender trading for Nathan Eovaldi (47:14).