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Yankees Embarrassed at Fenway As Their Season Ends

JJ airs his frustration with the Yankees and Aaron Boone. Then he is joined by Danny Heifetz to talk Giants and Jets.

By John Jastremski
Wild Card Round - New York Yankees v Boston Red Sox Photo by Winslow Townson/Getty Images


JJ was live on Spotify Greenroom airing his frustrations after the Yankees’ embarrassing wild-card loss to the Red Sox (07:10). He gets into Gerrit Cole’s no-show, why this has to be Aaron Boone’s last game as manager, and why the entire franchise needs to take a good, long look at themselves this winter if they want to actually compete for titles. Then, JJ chats with The Ringer’s Danny Heifetz to further vent about the Yankees and to get his thoughts on the Giants and Jets (51:27). Finally, he closes it out with a look ahead to the other MLB and NFL games this week (70:28).

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Host: John Jastremski
Guest: Danny Heifetz
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