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Oct 26, 2026

Jacob WestendorfPANELIST
48:13
That guy, he did like that matters.
Jacob WestendorfPANELIST
48:16
Certainly the Packers in all of these games, they remind me of Joel Sherman of the New York post always says this about, sorry for another baseball metaphor, but he always says this about the Aaron judge Yankees.
Jacob WestendorfPANELIST
48:30
And what he says is an AL Central team or a team who's not as good as them, they crumble and they fall to their knees.
Jacob WestendorfPANELIST
48:36
The AL Central team does that.
Adam WeinribHOST
17:00
Either one helps add on the rumors about Ryan McMahon being hesitant to the Yankees coaches swing changes.
Adam WeinribHOST
17:06
And that maybe explains why Joel Sherman seems so insistent that they would happily eat his money to get him out of there.
Adam WeinribHOST
17:13
I don't know.
Adam WeinribHOST
17:14
I'm just saying what Joel Sherman is saying.
Adam WeinribHOST
17:16
I'm saying what he's heard.
Adam WeinribHOST
17:18
I'm echoing that sentiment.
Adam WeinribHOST
17:30
So in the same way that you're grilling me on like, hey, is this Cashman realism? Is this dream targets? Sherman's mentioning ditching McMahon, DFA him, eating some of his salary, getting him onto another team.
Adam WeinribHOST
17:42
He's only mentioning that because he believes it's realistic.
Kevin BarralHOST
16:21
His name – came up in trade rumors this past offseason.
Kevin BarralHOST
16:25
Joel Sherman reporting that the Yankees like Edwards, so I know Eli won't have to miss Edwards too much.
Kevin BarralHOST
16:32
You'll just see him in the pinstripes, and they definitely need help in the infield with the Volpe situation and that not going very well.
Kevin BarralHOST
16:40
Isaac, what goes through your mind when you see the report? And specifically with Edwards, how high are they selling on a player like this? Because you look at the second half for him, it was not good.
Ryan GarciaHOST
1:32
Hal Steinbrenner supports a salary cap.
Ryan GarciaHOST
1:35
Here's the question that Joel Sherman asked Hal Steinbrenner about, you know, kind of the $300 million stuff where Hal's like, I don't need $300 million to win.
Ryan GarciaHOST
1:44
And Sherman's like, all right, well, you've spent it and you haven't won.
speaker_3ADVERTISER
1:47
So here's his question.
Ryan GarciaHOST
1:49
Okay, kind of sucks.
Ryan GarciaHOST
1:50
I can't seem to find the clip.
Ryan GarciaHOST
1:52
So I'm just going to play this clip from the Pinstripe post where Joel Sherman talks a little bit about that question and the salary cap in general.
Joel ShermanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:58
Say at 100% that Hal Steinbrenner wants a salary cap.
Chris McMonigleHOST
13:12
I think they spoke for over an hour.
Chris McMonigleHOST
13:16
Anyone who was concerned about it being on Zoom, I think Joel Sherman and other guys had three, four questions and multiple follow-ups.
Chris McMonigleHOST
13:25
I think they answered every question that was asked.
Chris McMonigleHOST
13:27
I think they sat up there for an hour.
Chris McMonigleHOST
14:33
I think they spoke for over an hour.
Chris McMonigleHOST
14:37
Anyone who was concerned about it being on Zoom, I think Joel Sherman and other guys had three, four questions and multiple follow-ups.
Chris McMonigleHOST
14:46
I think they answered every question that was asked.
Chris McMonigleHOST
14:48
I think they sat up there for an hour.
Chris McMonigleHOST
12:40
I think they spoke for over an hour.
Chris McMonigleHOST
12:44
Anyone who was concerned about it being on Zoom, I think Joel Sherman and other guys had three, four questions and multiple follow-ups.
Chris McMonigleHOST
12:53
I think they answered every question that was asked.
Chris McMonigleHOST
12:55
I think they sat up there for an hour.
Scott BraunHOST
25:47
And there's other leftover notes we're showing on the screen for you that you can read.
Scott BraunHOST
25:50
I'm going to read one too from Joel Sherman, who has covered the Yankees for a long time for the New York Post.
Scott BraunHOST
25:57
He said, hopefully for Yankees fans, Aaron Boone gave a better explanation to Hal and Cashman of what he can do differently for his team to stand up to stronger competition in October than he did publicly on Wednesday.
Scott BraunHOST
26:08
And I actually think there's a good theme here on the Booney side who kind of fights back at the media that feels as if he should be more critical of the players.
Michael KayHOST
43:07
You know, and speaking about the...
Michael KayHOST
43:11
the upcoming labor negotiations, I thought that Joel Sherman in the Post had some really smart ideas in his column because it seems like the Players Association is just dead set, dead set on anything that's called the salary cap.
Michael KayHOST
43:30
That has been their calling card for years.
Michael KayHOST
43:33
They refuse to do it.
Steve BuckleyGUEST
26:32
And I said, and we're all standing in the press box.
Steve BuckleyGUEST
26:34
And I looked to my left, and there's Bob Ryan with his arms folded, and Joel Sherman from the New York Post, and other writers.
Steve BuckleyGUEST
26:43
And no one was leaving.
Steve BuckleyGUEST
26:44
And I said, nobody's going downstairs.

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