B&C Morning Show: Jeter Shows He Cares As Giants And Jets Prepare
A certain Yankee made history last night in Boston, and in the process helped secure a 2-0 victory for the Bombers over the last place Red Sox, thus holding on to a share of the lead in the AL East.
With the Orioles beating the 3rd place Rays 3-2 in 14 innings, earlier in the day - Derek Jeter and the Yankees took the field in Beantown knowing that if they lose, they would be looking up at the O's. That set the stage for Jeter to do his thing -- and by his thing, I'm talking about tying Willie Mays for 10th on the All-Time Hit List (3,283) in the 7th inning when he managed an RBI single that increased the Yankees' lead to 2-0.
Not to be lost in the hoopla surrounding Jeter's historic hit, Phil Hughes pitched another gem and the Yanks will now give the ball to CC Sabathia tonight at the Stadium when David Price and the Rays come to town.
In light of yet another special moment on Jeter's story book career - Craig declared that we are all blessed to just see the Captain perform on a regular basis - Boomer talked about playing in New York and what it means.
Darrelle Revis knows what it's like to perform in the Big Apple, but unfortunately when the Jets board the plane to got to Pittsburgh, it doesn't seem likely that their Pro Bowl corner back will be joining them. As for the Giants, they will conclude a long layoff after opening up their 2012-13 campaign with a loss to the Cowboys all the way back on September 5th, against the former Rutgers coach Greg Schiano and his Tampa Bay Bucs, this Sunday at MetLife Stadium...
