
Will and Alec from YankeesFiles.com provide their weekly assessment of the Yankees in ways that will get them accused of being "shills," "apologists," or (if they're lucky) "Brian Cashman's burner account."
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 188 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BaseballSports | |||

Will and Steve are back, and surmount technical difficulties to bring you another show.
-Is Heliot Ramos a bad fit?
-The worst offense in baseball
-How long can the pitching go on like this?
-Who needs to be better?
-Underestimating reliever pri... more
Will is back with @WillPesek_ for a final trade deadline episode.
-What we're hearing
-Reacting to the Luis Garcia news
-A winning week while injured
-Playoffs are a crapshoot
-Our ideal upgrades
All that and more on the latest from YankeesFile... more
Will and Steve are back, the Yankees are down another MVP, and the deadline is approaching.
-Bellinger is hurt, what now?
-What are the areas of need?
-Who is going to hit?
-Deadline targets
-Josh Hader Please
All that and more on the latest fr... more
Will and Steve are back at long last, and there’s much to discuss.
-Time away from baseball
-Breaking down the July Slide
-Is Cody Bellinger ok?
-Paul Blackburn is actually good
-Appreciating Trent Grisham
All that and more on the latest from Y... more
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Like the Stacy’s Mom crooners, this podcast is criminally underrated
Legitimately one of the worst podcasts I've ever listened to. Uninformed, unintelligent, rambling drivel. A total zero hosted by two totally fraudulent fools.
These guys know ball, really quality podcast. Great info, stats, and ability to carry a conversation with one another!
2 based dudes who know ball, 5 stars. Go Yanks
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The show provides a weekly, data-driven look at the New York Yankees, blending analytics with fan banter and roster chatter. Episodes routinely dissect run differentials, pitching depth, lineup construction, and in-season decision making, often comparing the Yankees to rivals and weighing sustainable performance against luck. A distinctive angle is the duo's willingness to mix hard numbers with personal anecdotes and fan questions, creating an approachable yet nerdy atmosphere that appeals to baseball nerds and loyal supporters. Expect candid takes on players, injuries, and managerial decisions, with a clear emphasis on what moves or developments could tilt a season toward success or disappointment.
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Yankees Files launched 5 years ago and published 188 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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7. Matt Nodell
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