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Now let’s take this series in perspective. The Yankees have played 77 games. More than half of the season is left. Yes they have lost all 6 games to the Red Sox but they play them 8 more times in July, 2 more in August and a final 3 in late September. There is time.

Gone are the days of the array of colorful jerseys cobbled together in unison along the first and third base lines. Instead, we get...these.

The MLB Commissioner is getting hammered by the players, media and the fans. He, along with the owners he works for, have lost touch with what made this sport great. Video replay challenges, guys stepping out of the box, pitchers taking almost a full minute between pitches and pitcher inspections have, in Miami Marlins manager, Don Mattingly’s words, “made the game unwatchable.” But no one in the Commissioner’s office listens.

In sports families, the apple usually doesn't fall far from the tree, and here are five of my favorite unforgettable father-son moments from the vast history of sports.

Major League Baseball's memo about banned foreign substances has caused an uproar, and Tampa Bay Rays' ace Tyler Glasnow has thrown his New Era hat in the ring.

Today, Erik Boland of Newsday was on The Drive with Charlie and Dan. I asked Erik what he thought about the prospects of Aaron Boone getting fired and he was very careful not to step on Boone. Let’s remember that Mr. Boland goes to work at the same place Mr. Boone does. Erik talked about the repeated mental errors made by the young Yankees players. We also talked about the appearance of a lack of energy from some of the team, flat for a lack of a better term.

With all the hype surrounding certain Yankees prospects, another name has flown under the radar, yet might be worth watching as the season moves along.

Jake left with the score 3-0. The Mets eventually won 3-2. DeGrom picked up his 3rd straight victory for the first time since 2018 and that’s only because the Mets never score runs for him. Unfortunately, reports came out in the 8th that deGrom left the game with “right flexor tendinitis.” There is no word on the prognosis. We will keep you updated on The Drive with Charlie and Dan.

The New York Yankees have been all over the map in terms of consistency, but even when they’re at their best, one strange trend has remained consistent.

"Pete, do you think the MLB is doing the right thing with cracking down on pitchers using sticky substances?" "Absolutely not."

Mets fans, brace yourselves. Chaos is incoming. A Twitter user posted a video showing Jacob deGrom make a few moves that he thought were suspicious.

If I've learned one thing at 104.5 The Team, it's this...Buster Olney does not say things by accident. What he said about Jacob deGrom fits that perfectly.