Keefe To The City Podcast

Neil Keefe and Brian Monzo talk about the Subway Series and if it still has juice, the Jay Bruce trade, whether or not Jeurys Familia should be trusted, Mark Teixeira's aggression at the plate and on the bases and why Yankees fans are happy he's retiring.

Neil Keefe and Scott Reinen talk about the Yankees' trades at the deadline, which trades the Yankees should have made, being excited for the future, what to do with A-Rod and what the lineup and rotation could look like in 2017.

Neil Keefe and Scott Reinen talk about if the Yankees should be buyers or sellers, believing in Michael Pineda and Nathan Eovaldi, why the team continues to screw over Rob Refsnyder and what to do with Mark Teixeira when he returns from the disabled list.

Neil Keefe and Andrew Rotondi talk about about the Yankees’ recent hot run, Hal Steinbrenner's comments, Joe Girardi's bullpen management, if Rob Refsnyder will ever get a chance, the problem with the Yankees having two DHs and how Michael Pineda has become A.J. Burnett.

Neil Keefe and White Sox Dave talk about the White Sox' overachieving start to the season, the dominance of AL Cy Young favorite Chris Sale and what it's like to be a White Sox fan living in Chicago during the Cubs' resurgence.

Neil Keefe and Danny Picard talk about the state of the Yankees and Red Sox, the perception of the Red Sox' roster in Boston, the end of the A-Rod and David Ortiz era and how long David Price has to prove himself.

Neil Keefe and Jared Carrabis talk about the Yankees-Red Sox series last weekend, why Yankees fans hate their own players but Red Sox fans don't, the Pablo Sandoval situation and John Farrell being on and off the hot seat in Boston.

Neil Keefe and Andrew Rotondi talk about the Yankees' first two games of the season, Starlin Castro's amazing start, being worried about the health of the rotation, how the lineup should be built and what to do with Brett Gardner.

Neil Keefe and Evan Drellich talk about last season's Yankees-Astros wild-card game, the emergence of Cy Young winner Dallas Keuchel, the impressive Jose Altuve and Carlos Correa and how the Astros will handle being expected to win.

Neil Keefe and Bald Vinny talk about what transpired in the offseason when it comes to the future of the House of the Tees, the fading enthusiasm and attendance in the bleachers, growing problems with Yankee Stadium and having to watch the Mets' run to the World Series.

Neil Keefe and Chad Jennings talk about the Yankees' rotation and now bullpen concerns, what the plan is for Rob Refsnyder if there is one, how the top of the lineup should be constructed and expectations for this season.

Neil Keefe and Homer Bush talk about getting traded from the Padres to the Yankees for Hideki Irabu, mastering the role of a bench player, being part of the 1998 Yankees and the celebrations after the World Series and writing a book on hitting.

Neil Keefe and Erik Boland talk the Yankees' so-called "competition" for the No. 5 starter, the sudden bullpen problems, the needed rebound years from Jacoby Ellsbury, Brett Gardner and Chase Headley and which Yankee will get the first "Ladies and gentlemen" tweet of the season.

Neil Keefe and C.J. Nitkowski joined me to talk about his 10-year MLB career, filling in for Suzyn Waldman and calling Yankees games with John Sterling, learning from John Smoltz and Mariano Rivera and how he made a spot for himself on the Yankees.

Neil Keefe and Scott Reinen talk about pitchers and catchers reporting, disagreeing on Nathan Eovaldi's ability, the Yankees having the best bullpen ever and the hope that Joe Girardi will one day get rid of set bullpen roles and manage the situation.

Neil Keefe and Mike Mottau talk about helping start the Boston College dynasty, being drafted by the Rangers and playing with Brian Leetch, Mark Messier and Adam Graves and spending time with all three of the metropolitan teams.

Neil Keefe and Ryan Brandell (Barstool Chief) talk about Ryan Brandell talk about if the regular season is boring for Blackhawks fans, ex-Rangers winning the Cup in Chicago and the teams that have no chance of reaching the conference finals.

Neil Keefe and 610 of Barstool Sports New York talk about Alain Vigneault's odd use of his defensemen, the Henrik Lundqvist era in its 11th season and which teams should scare Rangers fans for the playoffs.

Neil Keefe and Brian Monzo talk about Wayne Simmonds punching Ryan McDonagh and the NHL Department of Player Safety's lack of involvement, Alain Vigneault's misuse of Keith Yandle and Chris Kreider and Kevin Hayes being busts.