Deep To Left With Bucky Dent
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Since Deep To Left With Bucky Dent debuted last year, fans have been begging for Graig Nettles to stop by. This week, we finally hear from “Puff” himself. The former Yankees captain, a wizard with a glove and a tremendous hitter, as well, recounts some truly hilarious stories from a 22-year career with Bucky and Jon Schwartz.
As the calendar turns to 2021, Bucky joins Yankees Magazine editors Al Santasiere and Jon Schwartz to discuss his memories of prepping for another season. Rest assured, times have changed: It’s doubtful that too many members of the 2021 Yankees are spending their last weeks before spring training working as an oilman on a crane …
Ahead of the Dec. 22 debut of UNDER THE GRAPEFRUIT TREE on HBO, CC Sabathia calls in chat about the documentary about his life and career, his upcoming memoir, TILL THE END, and his thoughts after a year away from the game. Always candid, CC talks about his struggles with addiction, the role of black athletes in the community and world, and the ways that he has seen the game change over the past two decades. UNDER THE GRAPEFRUIT TREE: THE CC SABATHIA STORY, a documentary from HBO Sports produced in association with Major League Baseball, premieres Dec. 22 at 9 p.m. on HBO and HBO MAX. Special thanks to Patrick Byrne for his help in coordinating this episode.
This week, Clint Frazier calls in to chat about a huge year in his baseball story. After drawing raves for his decision to wear a mask in the field amidst the COVID pandemic, fans and even media members began to see the brash, candid and interesting outfielder in a new light. By year’s end, when he had been named a finalist for the AL Gold Glove at right field, everyone looking forward to what Frazier could offer come 2021. He chats with Bucky and Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz about all that went down in 2020, and where he sees things moving in the future.
The episode we’ve been waiting for is finally here. Bucky F’in Dent and Aaron F’in Boone. Our listeners in Boston might want to skip this one, as Aaron and Bucky chat about terrorizing Red Sox Nation. They also share memories of managing in New York growing up in the game and loads more anecdotes
We’re bringing the energy this week, as Nick Swisher stops by to do what he does best: Make people happy. The 2009 world champ chats with Bucky about their career highlights, his aspirations to manage someday soon, and how to tell the full story of the 2020 Yankees.
Here at Deep To Left, we’ve got to wait ’til next year, as the Yankees got sent home in the ALDS. But Bucky Dent, Al Santasiere and Jon Schwartz recap a weird and thrilling and ultimately over-too-soon season. Plus, Bucky shares some memories about Old-Timers’ Day experiences alongside Yankees legend Whitey Ford, who passed away on Oct. 8.
This week, as the nights get even more of a familiar fall chill and we give ourselves over to postseason baseball, it’s time to look back at the 42nd anniversary of Bucky’s legendary home run. To help us celebrate, MLB Network’s Bob Costas stops by to chat about baseball history, then Bucky and Jon Schwartz reminisce about the homer and the way it has forever changed his life.
This week we bring you not one, but two authors of legendary Yankees home runs. Chris Chambliss drops by to reminisce with Bucky about his own moment of longball lunacy, the walk-off shot that won the 1976 ALCS. Chambliss discusses his treacherous path around the bases, his years coaching the late-90s dynasty and tons more in a conversation you won’t want to miss.
Rick Cerone stops by to reminisce about appearing on the first-ever cover of Yankees Magazine
This week, Bucky invites his old double-play partner Willie Randolph to the podcast. Bucky, Jon and Al chat with Willie about their memories of 1978, of playing together for so long, and of their respective managerial careers.
Finally, finally, finally, we’re talking about baseball games that have actually happened. Bucky chats about the Yankees’ first few games and the joys of watching Gerrit Cole pitch for the team. He also reminisces about Thurman Munson, as he remembers that awful day 41 years ago when his captain’s plane went down.
This week, Bucky gets David Cone on the phone to chat about the pitcher’s book, FULL COUNT, which recently came out in paperback. The guys discuss pitching philosophy, share funny stories and recall the details behind Cone’s unforgettable perfect game. FULL COUNT can be purchased wherever you find books, or at davidconebook.com.
This week, Bucky gets on the phone with YES Network broadcaster Ken Singleton. The two played against each other many times during the 1970s and 80s, and they chat about baseball from that era, the week Thurman Munson passed away, and what they expect as baseball “summer” camps open around the country.
This week, the YES Network’s John Flaherty stops by to chat about his memories of Bucky’s baseball school. The two former Yankees, both well known for their glovework, share some insight into their process, in a conversation full of hilarious and fun anecdotes.
This week, Mike Torrez calls in to chat with Bucky about their experiences as teammates in 1977, when Torrez won two World Series games, including the Game 6 clincher. Of course, the next year, when the pitcher shipped up to Boston, he was on the mound when Bucky hit his legendary home run. But Bucky and Torrez have built a long and deep friendship over the years, as this great conversation demonstrates.
This week, we laugh pretty much nonstop as Ron Guidry calls in to chat with Bucky. The two great friends reminisce about Billy Martin, George Steinbrenner, and the Yankees’ amazing one-game playoff in 1978. You won’t want to miss this one.
This week, Bucky chats with Yankees legend Andy Pettitte, sharing memories about joining the Yankees and returning to the Bronx. Bucky also tries to recruit Andy for Old-Timers’ Day. During the wide-spanning and emotional conversation, the former Yankees look back at the late-90s dynasty, and discuss moving on from the game.
On this week’s episode, Bucky catches up with Cal Ripken Jr., as the two chat about the ways that the legendary Orioles Hall of Famer changed the position forever. They go deep on topics such as the streak, some famous Yankees infielders and the Ripken Foundation’s efforts to help out during this global pandemic. Additionally, Bucky chats with Yankees Magazine editors Alfred Santasiere III and Jon Schwartz about his memories of Hank Steinbrenner. To learn more about the Ripken Foundation, please visit ripkenfoundation.org.
This week, Bucky chats with Mark Teixeira, a member of the Yankees’ 2009 World Series championship team. The former Yankees chat about the way that the game has changed over the past few decades, the joys of winning a World Series, and what happens when you move on from a life in baseball. They also share some personal connections — such as the fact that Bucky played high school ball with Teixeira’s father!
For the first time, we have a guest on DEEP TO LEFT WITH BUCKY DENT, as pitcher David Wells calls in to the virtual podcast recording booth. Bucky and Wells share something special: Each is responsible for one of the greatest moments in the history of the franchise, but both also retain so much joy — and so many amazing stories — from a life in the game. Get ready to laugh a ton, but also to learn something about Wells’ natural athletic gifts, his philosophy on teaching the game and a near dust-up with his captain and good friend.
On this week's episode, Bucky gives his take on the COVID-19 shutdown, recalling a few times in his career when baseball stopped for an extended period. He also chats about a recent event with a popular member of the former Yankees and Red Sox teams, and the great relationships that the rivals now enjoy (yes, even Graig Nettles and Bill Lee).
It’s the Series Premiere of Deep to Left With Bucky Dent, and we’re hitting the ground running. Join us for a fun, free-flowing conversation about the Hall of Fame, spring training and the landmark restaurant in Boston that reluctantly agreed to serve the town’s greatest nemesis. New episodes of Deep to Left With Bucky Dent — a part of the Yankees Magazine Podcast Network — will be released every other Tuesday during the baseball season.
DEEP TO LEFT WITH BUCKY DENT, the newest entry in the YANKEES MAGAZINE PODCAST NETWORK, launches March 3. Make sure to subscribe now so that you don’t miss a single episode.
We’re live from George M. Steinbrenner Field in Tampa! Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz takes you into the clubhouse for chats with two guys fighting for roles on the 2020 roster, Tyler Wade and Jordan Montgomery. Then Jon spends some time with YES Network’s Meredith Marakovits for a wide-ranging discussion of her career to date, her role models and life on the road with a big-league team. In other big news from the Yankees Magazine Podcast Network, we’re launching a new series, DEEP TO LEFT WITH BUCKY DENT on March 3. Make sure to head to yankees.com/podcast to subscribe so you don’t miss an episode.
It’s really Spring Training, and moving forward, we’re going to have plenty to talk about with regard to the 2020 New York Yankees. But this week’s episode looks backward, with Al, Nate and Jon spending some time at Derek Jeter’s Hall of Fame press conference and chatting about Yankees pioneer Al Downing’s career in pinstripes. We have lots of exciting news coming in the weeks ahead, so make sure you subscribe to the Yankees Magazine Podcast and follow us on Twitter @yanksmagazine.
We're in the final days of the offseason, as this is our last episode before players start officially reporting to camp. Jon and Gary chat about Mike King and Gary's trip to meet the mild-mannered (at least off the field) pitching prospect. Then Jon checks in with Yankees.com All-Star Bryan Hoch to hear all about the BBWAA dinner and to go over some last thoughts before camp opens.
MLB.com's Tim McMaster (@MLB_McMaster) and Yankees reporter Bryan Hoch (@BryanHoch) continue their position previews with the team's bullpen. From closer Aroldis Chapman (3:30) to Zack Britton (7:20) and new addition Adam Ottavino (8:40), the Yankees' relievers could form one of the best bullpens ever.
The Yankees have added multiple new pieces to their infield this offseason. MLB.com's Tim McMaster (@MLB_McMaster) and reporter Bryan Hoch (@bryanhoch) explain how Troy Tulowitzki and DJ LeMahieu will fit into the lineup (1:30). Tim and Bryan also discuss the club's hiring of Allen Herschkowitz as the first environmental science advisor in professional sports (13:00).
Mo and Moose are headed to Cooperstown. MLB.com’s Tim McMaster and Yankees reporter Bryan Hoch talk Hall of Fame (1:15). Tim and Bryan go on to discuss the Sonny Gray trade (7:50) and the signing of Adam Ottavino (9:40). The podcast wraps up with a breakdown of the catcher and DH positions heading into Spring Training (12:15).
