There are only two weeks left in the regular season, but the Yankees still have a lot to figure out before the postseason. Between setting up the postseason rotation, sorting out the postseason roster and figuring out who will be in the postseason lineup, the final 16 regular-season games will be eventful.

Scott Reinen of Bronx Pinstripes joined me to talk about the Yankees’ recent lineups and bullpen management if they’re trying to win home-field advantage in the postseason, which ALDS opponent would be the easiest for the Yankees, the return of Luis Severino, Dellin Betances and Giancarlo, who should be in and out of the postseason lineup and what Yankees fans should be worried about the most heading into October.

***

My book The Next Yankees Era: My Transition from the Core Four to the Baby Bombers is available!

John Jastremski of WFAN joined me to talk about the Yankees’ trade deadline decisions, if the team can beat the Astros in the postseason, Aaron Boone’s bullpen management, using an opener in the playoffs and if there’s any reason to be worried about the division race.

At the 32:03 mark, former Yankees infielder and author of Hitting Low in the Zone: A New Baseball Paradigm Homer Bush joined me to talk about choosing a baseball career over football, getting traded from the Padres to the Yankees, mastering the role of a bench player, being part of the 1998 Yankees championship team and the celebrations after the World Series, getting traded to the Blue Jays, making his own return to the Yankees, being part of Old Timers’ Day and writing his book on hitting.

SUBSCRIBE TO THE KEEFE TO THE CITY PODCAST

***

My book The Next Yankees Era: My Transition from the Core Four to the Baby Bombers is available!

Scott Reinen of Bronx Pinstripes joined me to talk about the Yankees-Red Sox series from the weekend, if Larry Rothschild should take responsibility for the starting pitching issues, James Paxton continuing to struggle as a Yankee, who the Yankees should trade for with Marcus Stroman off the board and which current rotation members should get postseason starts.

At the 25:38 mark, former Yankees outfielder Shelley Duncan joined me to talk about hitting home runs for the Yankees, the midges in Cleveland during the ALDS, playing under Joe Torre and Joe Girardi, the differences in playing at the old and new Yankee Stadium, his patented forearm bump and brawls in baseball.

SUBSCRIBE TO THE KEEFE TO THE CITY PODCAST

***

My book The Next Yankees Era: My Transition from the Core Four to the Baby Bombers is available!

Chris Shearn of YES Network joined me to talk about the Yankees’ magical run so far this season, what moves the Yankees should make at the trade deadline, why this season is different from last season despite a nearly identical roster and the biggest worry about the 2019 Yankees.

At the 23:55 mark, former Yankees pitcher Cody Eppley joined me to talk about how he developed his unique sidearm delivery, pitching under Joe Girardi, Larry Rothschild and Mike Harkey, becoming a setup man for Rafael Soriano after Mariano Rivera’s knee injury, what happened in the 2012 ALCS, the difference between pitching in the regular season and postseason, why he couldn’t replicate his success in 2013 and Number 42’s presence in the bullpen.

SUBSCRIBE TO THE KEEFE TO THE CITY PODCAST

***

My book The Next Yankees Era: My Transition from the Core Four to the Baby Bombers is available!