An exciting Yankees series sweep over the Philadelphia Phillies has Blake feeling more at ease with where the Bronx Bombers currently stand, especially when looking at the upcoming month and a half of opponents they'll face. He still isn't over the moon, however, and Clay Holmes still scares him to death, but the recent play from Luis Gil, Carlos Rodon and Jazz Chisholm Jr is a great step in the right direction. It's also the first show of a new month, which means Blake has a fresh New York Player Pyramid — ranking his top 10 current athletes in New York. Which Cy Young pitcher takes a step back, what infielder is red hot, and how does being the face of a title contender impact your place among New York athletes?

The 2024 MLB trade deadline has come and gone, and yet again the Yankees stood pat (for the most part) and made few impact deals after being in serious discussions with several teams for players at positions of need. Blake discusses that reluctancy to pull the trigger and the state of the pitching staff that will need to step up for the postseason. Then, after the finale of "Hard Knocks: Offseason," Blake shares his thoughts on the final episode and series as a whole.

One week into training camp and the Jets and Giants are entrenched in bettering their teams. On the Giants side of things, Blake breaks down the need to be patient with Daniel Jones this preseason, the upgrades that will come with Brian Daboll leading the offense, fortifying of the offensive line and the end of the road for Evan Neal. For the Jets the story is still Haasan Reddick, but how have the other Jets edges faired in his absence? Plus, Olu Fashanu's development plan and buying all the stock in the Aaron Rodgers/Garrett Wilson combo.

Fresh off a series win over the Boston Red Sox Blake discusses the Yankees bats coming to life, struggles from Nestor Cortes Jr. and Marcus Stroman, Austin Wells' emergence and a return to form from Carlos Rodon. He also breaks down the Yanks acquisition of Jazz Chisholm Jr and how, while it's a move that should push the Yankees in the right direction, fans might need to temper expectations early on.

On today's episode of a New York 10 Blake recaps the disgusting series sweep of the New York Yankees by the Mets — the grotesque lineup on Tuesday, Gil's return to form and Cole's struggles with the long ball — before discussing the Knicks decision to extend head coach Tom Thibodeau and whether or not he is the right man at the helm to lead New York to its first championship since 1973.

In an NFL-centric show of A New York 10, Blake starts off by sharing his thoughts on episode four of HBO's "Hard Knocks: Offseason" surrounding the pre-draft process for the New York Giants: their infatuation with Jayden Daniels, their lack of interest in JJ McCarthy, their inability to make a deal for a rookie quarterback and the success rate of investing a top-20 pick in a wide receiver. Then, it wouldn't be a true New York Jets training camp without a little bit of drama, so Blake sets the stage of the front office's battle with Haasan Reddick and how, while it is messy, there's only one option for the troubled edge if he wants a big payday.

Following an up-and-down series split with the Tampa Bay Rays, Blake dives into the good (Juan Soto, Gerrit Cole, Carlos Rodon & Anthony Volpe) the bad (Ben Rice & Nestor Cortes) and the ugly (Alex Verdugo). Then, with training camp kicking off today, Blake shares the top five stories he's paying attention to for both the Jets and Giants as they gear toward the regular season. Who's running the offense for the Jets? What's the best version of the Giants offensive line? And just how great will Giants rookie Malik Nabers be on day one?

In today's audio-only episode of A New York 10 (screw you Riverside recording service) Blake discusses the recent reports surrounding the Rays and Yankees potentially nearing a trade and what players would make a difference for New York's title aspirations. Then, with trade package ideas thrown around every day, Blake talks the current value of Julius Randle and how it is much higher than the average fan thinks, which prompts a "top 10 underrated New York athletes" list to finish off the show.