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10/25/2024

"This organization has been synonymous with winning. And it's been a while. You expect the Yankees to win. And I just feel like baseball is in a better place when the Yankees are in the World Series."

It's just a little bit more than six hours from first pitch, so if you need to get hyped, just listen to Paul O'Neill talk to Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz in the newest episode of the New York Yankees Official Podcast. The Warrior knows what the Yankees are looking to accomplish, and what it will mean if they can do it.

Our latest episode is live now. Give a listen, and be sure to subscribe so you don't miss anything this October.

We’re on the ground in Los Angeles, ready for what figures to be one of the greatest matchups in World Series history.

10/05/2024

It's easy to think that the Yankees' road to the World Series depends exclusively on Juan Soto and Aaron Judge. But as Yankees Magazine executive editor Nathan Maciborski writes, the team showed in late September that everyone has a role to play for Aaron Boone's postseason roster.

A grind. A marathon. A slog. There are many ways to describe the rigors of baseball’s physically punishing and mentally exhausting 162-game schedule. The games themselves might not be as brutal as football, and the players display a different type of athleticism from what is required on a basketba...

10/05/2024

As he preps for tonight's Game 1 start, take a look back at Gerrit Cole's delayed trip to midseason form. Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz chatted with the ace about navigating a most unusual season, and learning to give himself grace.

Gerrit Cole stood at his locker looking off into the distance. Instead of any kind of answer, all that cracked through his lip was a not altogether friendly, almost sneer-like smirk. Despite the pitcher’s stern demeanor on the mound, the real Gerrit Cole usually has a perfectly affable disposition...

09/26/2024

Aaron Boone has been a baseball man all his life. He has learned how to survive the rollercoaster in October, as he explains to Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz in this week's episode of the New York Yankees Official Podcast.

Yankees Manager Aaron Boone is about to lead the team into the October crucible, but first, he sat with Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz to discuss a baseball life and the joys and stresses of managing a team with great expectation. Boone has plenty to say about interacting with the media...

09/17/2024

“I love the lights. I love the big crowds. I love everything like that.”

Jazz Chisholm Jr. is made for New York.

It was a few hours before the night’s first pitch would be thrown at Yankee Stadium, and Jazz Chisholm Jr. seemed surprised to receive a package at his locker in the home clubhouse. The newest Yankees infielder looked quizzically at the large brown box, waiting a few seconds before tearing

09/12/2024

Nestor Cortes is on the bump against the Red Sox tonight, which doesn't seem all that unique on its face. For the last few years, Cortes has been an extremely valuable starter for the Yankees, including in his 2022 All-Star season. But the lefty's journey is still shocking, and he talks all about it in this week's episode of the New York Yankees Official Podcast, in a conversation with Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz. Give a listen and be sure to subscribe, then watch Nasty Nestor go to work against the Red Sox.

Nestor Cortes has seen just about everything in his baseball life to date, but he’s still chasing a championship. But for a guy who says that he has been in the gutter, there’s always plenty to smile about. Nasty on the mound, yet anything but in person, Cortes sat for a chat with Yankees Magazi...

09/06/2024

It’s been a few weeks, but we still can’t get over the experience in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, for the Little League Classic. Our editor-in-chief, Alfred Santasiere III, was on the ground at the Little League complex, and he described it all for our September cover story. Check it out!

The Yankees hadn’t even emerged from the gray sky above Williamsport Regional Airport, but the excitement on the runway was palpable. Among the people gathered at the small airport in rural Pennsylvania were two Little League teams, one from Venezuela and the other from Henderson, Nevada. The play...

08/15/2024

"Until you hate to lose, you won’t be a great winner. I mean, you have to hate it. To get that true hate for losing, you have to get to the top to see how great it is up there and how bad it is down there."

As a player and as a manager, Joe Girardi hated to lose. As he prepares to lead him 2009 team back to the Bronx for an Old-Timers' Day reunion, he chatted with Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz for this week's episode of the New York Yankees Official Podcast. Be sure to listen and subscribe, and why not tell your friends?

As a champion Yankees player and manager, Joe Girardi, has plenty of insight to offer as the 2024 Yankees enter the stretch run. Ahead of his return to the Bronx for Old-Timers’ Day on Aug. 24, the current YES Network broadcaster chats with Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz about what it...

08/15/2024

The big news last night might have been Aaron Judge's 300th homer, but you may also have noticed something almost as common as a longball from the Yankees' captain: a first-inning run. As executive editor Nathan Maciborski writes in this month's magazine, the Yankees have been killing it in the first inning this season, a key part of the overall success to date.

Throughout the decades, there have been plenty of times when spending July Fourth at Yankee Stadium was well worth the price of admission. From Lou Gehrig’s famous speech in 1939 to Dave Righetti’s no-hitter in 1983, countless incredible memories have been made in the Bronx on America’s birthd...

08/02/2024

When Juan Soto and Aaron Judge batted back to back for the American League in the 2024 All-Star Game, they represented the best of the Midsummer Classic: Celebrating elite performances while also telling the story of the season at its mid-point.

“They’ve been two of the best hitters in all of baseball for basically the entire season,” said the Phillies’ Trea Turner. “It’s terrifying.”

Jon Schwartz and Ariele Goldman Hecht represented the Yankees Magazine team in Arlington to capture all the hype around the superstars.

As he sat at a table in the Globe Life Field outfield the day before the 2024 All-Star Game in Arlington, Texas, Aaron Judge serenaded a swelled media throng with a recitation of the baseball studs in town for the weekend. Over the course of nearly an hour, he spent

08/01/2024

Michael Tonkin's road back to the major leagues included stops in Japan, Mexico and the Dominican Republic, to say nothing of years in both the affiliated and unaffiliated minor leagues. This year alone, he was designated for assignment three times before latching on with the Yankees — and becoming a crucial bullpen piece. He chatted with Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz about the amazing journey, and that still lie ahead.

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When the Yankees picked up Michael Tonkin, the pitcher had already been designated for assignment three times this season. But the reliever has been a stud for Aaron Boone’s squad, and he chatted with Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz about his journey all around the planet, the belief t...

07/30/2024

Whatever the Yankees do or don't add today, don't fall into the trap of underestimating the impact that Giancarlo Stanton could have on the season's second half. In our July issue, deputy editor Jon Schwartz looked at the curious ways that the hulking slugger — baseball's active home run leader — was overlooked before his injury, and why his impressive start was more about what didn't change than anything that did.

When James Rowson began working with his players upon the official start of Spring Training this past February, the Yankees’ new hitting coach was overwhelmed by the bounty of talent in his charge. In Aaron Judge, he had the American League single-season home run record holder. Juan Soto? Only per...

07/18/2024

"To be a part of baseball history, to be a part of Yankees history, is something that will long outlast me being a part of those great teams."

As a complement to this week's episode of the New York Yankees Official Podcast, here's the Q&A as it appeared in the July issue of Yankees Magazine.

It’s a nice problem to consider what it would be like if your perfect game hadn’t happened. Certainly better than the alternative. For David Cone, who achieved baseball immortality 25 years ago on a hot July day in the summer of 1999, it’s a fun exercise, harmless and victimless. “You

07/18/2024

It was 25 years ago today that David Cone stepped on the Yankee Stadium mound on Yogi Berra Day, then fired 88 pitches for the third perfect game in franchise history. He spoke to Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz about all the emotions from that afternoon, and how they've carried on for the past quarter-century.

Before we kick off the second half of the 2024 season, let’s go back 25 years to July 18, 1999, when David Cone took the mound on Yogi Berra Day and threw the third perfect game in franchise history.

07/07/2024

Luis Gil takes the hill today as the New York Yankees go for the series win over Boston. Before the first pitch, check out our July cover story on the young stud's breakout season.

Luis Gil has elevated his game to a level that few -- if any -- people around baseball could have seen coming. After undergoing Tommy John surgery in May 2022, Gil missed the remainder of that season and made just two Minor League appearances in 2023. But after coming into

06/25/2024

Before the Yankees take on the Mets tonight, our final feature from the June issue of Yankees Magazine takes you back to one of the heroes of the 2000 Subway Series, reliever Mike Stanton, who pitched in four of the five World Series games, striking out seven in 4.1 innings without allowing a baserunner.

Mike Stanton had come so far. He had already experienced almost everything the game of baseball could offer. He had made an improbable climb from a rural Texas community college to the Majors. He had experienced World Series heartbreak, and he had also enjoyed the highest of October highs. But

06/20/2024

Extra special episode of the pod today. In addition to a fantastic interview with reliever Caleb Ferguson, we also spend a lot of time looking at HOPE Week. Join Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz as he speaks with Michael Margolis from the New York Yankees media relations department, learning all about the event that might just be the best thing that the Yankees do every year. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode!

We have a special two-parter this week. First, Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz chats with left-hander Caleb Ferguson, just another of the team’s remarkable roster of outstanding relievers. But then Jon is joined by Yankees senior manager of communications and media relations Michael Ma...

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