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The Chase for 28 - A Yankees PodcastAuthor: Christopher and John Nesi
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Spring Training Is Here: Are the Yankees Really Running It Back in 2026? (2/21/26) - CF28-118
Episode 118
Saturday, 21 February, 2026
Spring Training is officially underway, and The Chase for 28 is back for Season 6. Chris and the Podcast Padre break down what 2026 really looks like for the Yankees — and whether “running it back” is good enough after another 94-win season that ended without a ring.The guys dig into lineup concerns (Volpe’s strikeouts, Wells’ development, Jazz aiming for 50/50?!), expectations for Giancarlo Stanton at age 36, and whether Ben Rice is poised for a breakout. On the mound, they evaluate Gerrit Cole’s outlook, the revamped rotation, and what to expect from the young arms. And then… the big question: Should the Yankees go get Bryce Harper? And what would it actually cost?It’s optimism, frustration, realism — and just enough delusion to believe 2026 might finally be the year.Topics DiscussedSpring Training Opening Day reactionsYankees “running it back” after 94 winsVolpe’s strikeout problem and long-term concernsCaballero’s opportunity at shortstopBen Rice breakout expectationsStanton’s role and realistic 2026 productionPitching staff outlook: Cole, Fried, Rodón, youth depthJazz Chisholm’s 50/50 commentsHome runs vs. productive offense philosophyThe Bryce Harper trade debateFan engagement plans for 2026 (voicemails, live streams)SponsorSeatGeek – Use promo code ChaseFor28 for $20 off your first purchase.Connect With UsEmail: feedback@chasefor28.comVoicemail: https://chasefor28.com/voicemailInstagram: @chasefor28podLeave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify — it helps more than you think.
