On the heels of the 2020 World Series, this week's show takes a look back at one of the most talked about fall classics in history. The 2000 World Series was the last time the New York Mets and New York Yankees duked it out for the Commissioner's Trophy and the 20th Anniversary creates an opportunity to look back at one of the more compelling championship rounds in recent memory.

Joining Christian Heimall is Jerry Beach, author of the new book The Subway Series: Baseball's Big Apple Battles and the Yankees-Mets World Series. Tune in for an engaging history lesson in the rivarly of baseball's most populated city and relive the twists and turns of a classic duel between the city's two franchises. Christian and Jerry discuss the craziness of the Mike Piazza - Roger Clemens rivalry, the tangled relationships of Bobby Valentine and Steve Phillips, as well as what the Yankees four title in five years did to the future of both franchises.

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