Hosted by Mike Silva. Guests included former Yankee, and current hitting/pitching coach of the Newark Bears, Jim Leyritz, who spoke with Mike about his new role with the Bears and some of his postseason heroics with the Yankees. Then Newsday sports reporter Jim Baumbach returned to the show and spoke about his conversation with former Mets owner Nelson Doubleday, his early thoughts on the Mets and Yanks, including some fun facts about spring training. Finally, Steve S of the Yankee U gave his thoughts on the Yankees, and discussed the possibility of the Yankees acquiring Francisco Liriano.

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Hosted by Mike Silva. Guests included New York Mets pitcher Tim Byrdak. Talk of the Yankees covered most of the second half of the program.

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Hosted by Mike Silva. New York hot stove was the talk of the show. Guests on the program included former Met Darren Reed, followed by Frankie Piliere of AOL Fanhouse, and finally Devon Teeple of The GMs Perspective.

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Mike Silva hosts. Guests will include Ray Kluever, professional baseball umpire for 11 seasons from 1979-1989, who shared stories from behind the mask. NYBD contributors were also on to talk about the Mets managerial search, Derek Jeter’s contract, and other New York Hot Stove news.

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Mike Silva hosts. Guests on the program included mlb.com’s Jed Weisberger and Jane Leavy, author of the new Mickey Mantle book The Last Boy: Mickey Mantle and the End of America’s Childhood. Topics discussed on the show included potential off season moves by the Yankees, and some “breaking news” that might indicate why Cliff Lee is likely to end up in a Yankees uniform next season. The New York Mets GM position, and the likelihood of Sandy Alderson getting that position were also discussed.

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Host Mike Silva kick’s off the first half hour talking about the Mets, and how Joe Torre’s retirement will impact their managerial search. Howard Megdal of SNY joins the show to talk about Bobby Valentine, Wally Backman, Joe Torre, and some potential GM candidates. The back half of the show included discussion about the AL East pennant race, as NYBD contributor Frank Russo enlightens us on the latest from Yankees universe. Joe Girardi rumors, the health of the Yankees, and AJ Burnett were also discussed.

Mike Silva hosts. Joining Mike on the program was Mickey Bradley, author of the new book Field of Screams. Mickey talks about the truth behind what is really buried at the new Yankee Stadium, Babe Ruth’s ghost, and first hand stories from the players themselves. Mike also talks about the week in New York baseball with NY Baseball Digest contributors Jed Weisberger and Howard Megdal, discussing the “delusional Mets” and their negative impact on the team, R.A. Dickey and the 2011 rotation, K-Rod’s peculiar incident, and Jerry Manuel’s lost clubhouse.

Hosted by Mike Silva. Kicking off the show was former big league catcher Brent Mayne who shares his experience as the American League bullpen catcher at the All Star Game. Then former big leaguer David Newhan joined Mike on the program. David’s father Ross is a Hall of Fame sportswriter, and David talks about growing up in a media family, the miraculous recovery from a potential career ending injury he suffered this year, and his time playing in New York. Finally Howard Megdal of SNY rounded out the show with his weekly segment, giving his thoughts on George Steinbrenner, a report on Wilpon MLS ownership, and what we can expect from the Mets the remainder of this West Coast trip.

Hosted by Mike Silva, who talked Subway Series with Jim Baumbach of Newsday, followed by Joe Castello and Paul Bauer of Yankee Roll Call. Then Howard Megdal of SNY updates us on his campaign to become the next GM of the Mets.

Hosted by Mike Silva. Guests on the show included Frank Piliere of AOL Fanhouse talks with Mike about Monday’s amateur draft. A former scout with the Texas Rangers before becoming an analyst for AOL, Frank discusses the latest rumors surrounding the Mets and Yankees potential 1st round picks. Hear about some possible sleepers, and Franks’s thoughts on some of the players available to the local teams.

Hosted by Mike Silva. Mike chats with NYBD contributors about the Subway Series and the 2000 season, and talked with featured guest Bill Madden, author of the book Steinbrenner: The Last Lion of Baseball.

Hosted by Mike Silva. Guests on the show included Fox Sports Dayn Perry, who spoke about his new autobiography of Reggie Jackson called The Life and Thunderous Career of Baseball’s Mr. October. Also on the show was Brian Parrott who takes an inside look at the Brooklyn Dodgers with his book Lords of Baseball.