Jim Leyritz

Levack and Goz kicked off "New York Yankees' Week" Monday with an appearance from Jim Leyritz. Leyritz was a clutch part of the 1996 Yankees team that launched the dynasty. Lovingly known as "King", Leyritz was awesome enough to lead off the week for us. What better way to start Yankees Week sponsored by Roland J Down than the guy who's clutch at-bats help get the Yankees a championship in 96 and came back to help in 1999?

It's the most wonderful time of the year! The ALDS is here and the New York Yankees will face the Boston Red Sox. The way it's suppose to be. The Yankees were able to get past the Oakland A's relatively easily and punched their tickets to the Divisional Series. Luke Voit provided some fireworks and kept his hot streak alive. He's been compared to Jim Leyritz, so we called "The King" and asked him what he thought of the comparison.

Radio Row for Super Bowl LI in Houston is the place to be and Levack & Goz are there to give you the latest as we lead up to the game. On Thursday, they caught up with former New York Yankee Jim Leyritz. Leyritz broke down the Yankees future and how Brian Cashman has been doing during the rebuilding process. ...

The New York Yankees are experiencing a youth movement and it reminds Levack of the early 90's. Does it remind one of the guys in that late 80's early 90's youth movement of when he came up? We ask Jim Leyritz that and what the ceiling is for the Baby Bombers like Gary Sanchez and Aaron Judge...

Astros' Carlos Gomez cleared benches with his overreaction to a pop fly on Tuesday and followed it up with a home run. Former Yankee Jim Leyritz says the pinstripes should've made him pay on Wednesday.

The Yankees are having an incredible month of July, but are now doing it without the help of second baseman Rob Refsnyder. Former Yankee Jim Leyritz says he shouldn’t have been sent back down to Triple-A.

The two time World Series Champion with the Yankees will return for Old-Timers Day for the first time since 2007.

The Yankees structured their 2015 roster to be defensively sound and to be capable to win in low-scoring games. Instead, the Pinstripes have lately been performing in an opposite manner.

Masahiro Tanaka only got through four innings in his season opener on Monday, becoming his career-worst performance at Yankee Stadium.

104.5 The Team ESPN Radio (WTMM-FM), the Capital Region’s Home for New York Sports, announced this week that Jim Leyritz will be a New York Yankees Insider every Wednesday at 5:15 PM with Armen and Levack starting immediately.