Mike and Pete discuss what a month of May it has been for the Yankees winning 21 of 28 games with multiple personal award. Pete gives an update on Gerrit Cole and what his rehab process will look like.

Pete Caldera and Mike Stanton hop on the mic to recap the latest with the Yankees. Wrapping up May, the Yankees are firing on all cylinders. Mike Stanton praises Brian Cashman and company, saying they have the Midas touch right now with both hitting and pitching being spectacular. Pete gives an update on Gerrit Cole and what his return might look like.

On this episode of Bleav in the Bronx, hosts Mike Stanton and Pete Caldera dive into the latest on the Yankees. They discuss Aaron Judge, who is on fire, shaking off his slump. Pete provides an update on DJ LeMahieu, and they both speculate when he might rejoin the lineup and what roster decisions might follow. They take a trip down memory lane, with Stanton sharing stories about David Wells' perfect game and celebrating the anniversary of Joe Torre's triumphant return after prostate cancer surgery.

Pete Caldera and Mike Stanton preview the upcoming series between the Yankees and Astros. The two talk about how important the pitching staff has been at the start of the season, what to look for from the Astros, and how Aaron Judge seems to have bounced back from his slump.

Pete Caldera and Mike Stanton talk about Juan Soto's hot start tot he 2024 season, the bats that are struggling, and how the team has performed over the first month of the season.

Straight from Yankee Stadium, Pete Caldera and former Yankee player Mike Stanton discuss the recent events surrounding the team. The duo covers Aaron Boone's recent ejection from a game after five pitches where the umpire was listening to the wrong heckler. Pete gives an update on DJ LeMahieu's return, and Mike and Pete discuss Aaron Judge's recent slump and its impact on his confidence.

Mike Stanton and Pete Caldera discuss Aaron Judge's slow start, an update on DJ LeMahieu's injury, and a special tribute to John Sterling.

Mike Stanton and Pete Caldera have responded to Gerrit Cole's recent comments regarding the need for MLB to get involved with the increasing number of injuries in baseball. Mike provided his perspective on why this issue has been a problem for decades, and emphasized that it is not due to the pitch clock