Mike Lindsley - Host

	Lindsley has been a host, anchor, reporter, producer and salesman at SportsRadio 620 WHEN since 2002. He graduated from St. Bonaventure University (class of 2002) with a bachelor's degree in journalism and minor in Spanish. As sports director at WSBU radio, he hosted talk shows, reported on all Division One sports teams and color commentated for women's basketball. He also anchored and reported for WSBU-TV.
His love for the Yankees began at age four, when he started following baseball. He attended his first Yankee game at age 10, as the Yankees and Twins played a doubleheader on August 3, 1989 at the Stadium. Lindsley has covered the Baseball Hall of Fame inductions, Buffalo Bills training camp and all Syracuse sports teams. He got his first taste of being around the Yankees in Summer 2004, covering three games in Cleveland between the Yankees and Indians. He has interviewed Joe Torre, Jorge Posada, Mariano Rivera, Don Mattingly, Bob Sheppard, Bob Feller, Marv Levy, Jim Kelly, Bobby Bowden, Jim Boeheim and best-selling authors David Halberstam and John Feinstein. During his free time, Lindsley enjoys watching sports, working out, reading, playing tennis, golf and ping pong, watching movies and spending time with family and friends. Lindsley is single and resides in Central New York.

Jon Kilb - Tampa Correspondent

	PERSONAL: Born in Bronxville, NY, not far from Yankee Stadium....grew up in Shelter Island, NY....avid baseball fan that has been to 20 different Major League stadiums and 10 Spring Training sites....attended first Yankees game at age 6, an 11-1 win over the Minnesota Twins at Yankee Stadium....also attended 15-inning win over the Mariners in Game 2 of the 1995 ALDS....Game 5 of the 1999 ALCS in Boston....Game 4 of the 1999 World Series vs. Atlanta....Game 7 of the 2003 ALCS vs. Boston....has seen 8 Yankee home openers and 3 road- season openers.
PROFESSIONAL: Kilb graduated from SUNY Fredonia in 1996 with a BS in Communication. He began working for New England Cable News (Newton, MA) in 1996. Kilb then went to work for the Empire Sports Network (West Seneca, NY) from 1998-2003 and covered NY-Penn League, Eastern League, American Association and International League baseball during that time, as well as select Major League Baseball games. In 2004, he began work as a photographer and sports producer for WNYO-TV (Buffalo, NY). In 2005, Jon moved to SNN News 6 (Sarasota, FL) as a sports photojournalist and covers Grapefruit League Spring Training and Florida State League games during their respective seasons. In 2007, Jon began working for Catch 47, an all-sports television station covering Tampa and the surrounding areas. He was on hand for Roger Clemens’ first workout of the season and his footage was seen nationally in the following days. He routinely covers the Tampa Bay Devil Rays and the Tampa Yankees of the Florida State League.

Matt Michael - On the Farm Reporter

	Matt Michael covered the Syracuse Chiefs and the International League for 17 years. He wrote stories about several future Yankees stars while they were still at Triple-A Columbus, including Derek Jeter, Jorge Posada and El Duque Hernandez. He also wrote stories about Drew Henson, but they don't count.
Matt grew up in Bethlehem, Pa., close to the New Jersey border and about 95 miles from Yankee Stadium. He became a Yankees' fan in the early 1970s, when the Mike Kekich-Fritz Peterson wife swap was the best trade the Yankees could make. He cried his 11-year-old eyes out on that fateful day in 1974, when the Yankees traded his boyhood idol, Bobby Murcer. Michael covered the Yankees in the post-season in 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003 and 2004. He was at Yankee Stadium for Tino's grand slam, Clemens-Piazza, Mr. November, the Paul O-Neill chants, Aaron Boone and, unfortunately, the end of the curse. Matt is a big Beatles fan, and after the Yankees won the World Series in 2000 he walked onto the field at Shea Stadium and stood at second base. That's where Luis Sojo grounded his game-winning hit and it's also where the Beatles played one of their most famous concerts. But more than anything else, Matt enjoys spending time with his children, Taryn and Taylor.

Joe Leombrone: staff photographer

"Big Joe" Leombrone is originally from the Binghamton Area. He and his wife relocated to the Syracuse area six years ago. Joe attended BCC and SUNY Binghamton. Leombrone has recently retired from the work force to raise his two beautiful children, Cade and Maddy. He will be attending various MLB games and inductions in the future as staff photographer. Joe supports the Minnesota Twins, Minnesota Vikings and Syracuse Orange (he doesn't mind if the Yankees win either). But most of all, Joe and his wife Sheri root for her alma mater, the Penn State Nittany Lions. His favorite player of all-time is Johnny Bench. If you're ever on eBay, check out Joe's auctions under seller name PSU409. Joe lives in Liverpool with his wife Sheri and their great kids.