Boomer & Carton Podcast & MOTD: July 10, 2017
Monday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" featured some Home Run Derby talk, as well as some foreshadowing.
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Monday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" featured some Home Run Derby talk, as well as some foreshadowing.
With Jerry Recco unwilling to cut his family vacation short, it was up to Chris Lopresti to handle the update duties on Monday morning.
Boomer and Craig returned from their respective vacations with a bang Monday morning.
Travis Shaw and Stephen Vogt both homered and the Milwaukee Brewers lengthened their surprising lead in the NL Central, topping the New York Yankees Sunday.
Tommy Pham, Paul DeJong and Luke Voit homered and Lance Lynn pitched seven innings of three-hit ball as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Mets on Sunday.
The 6-foot-5 Hardaway returned to the Knicks after two seasons with the Atlanta Hawks.
DeJong homered as part of a four-hit game and Adam Wainwright won his third consecutive start as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Mets 4-1 on Saturday.
Clint Frazier helped the Yankees solve Milwaukee's Brent Suter after the left-hander baffled New York without reaching 90 mph Saturday.
Police spokesman Maj. Paul Rogers said Friday the video has caused investigators to rescind their original conclusion that Williams was at fault and that no blame has yet been determined.
On a night when Aaron Judge broke a New York Yankees record held by Joe DiMaggio for eight decades, it was Jesus Aguilar who put on the most impressive rookie power show.
Jose Reyes and Jay Bruce hit solo home runs to help Jacob deGrom win his fifth straight decision, and the New York Mets beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-5 on Friday night.
Tae kwon do teaches discipline and hard work. Eight-year-old Jessie Tudor is using those lessons in baseball.
Baseball America released its midseason prospect rankings Friday, and the Yankees and Mets again have players in the top five.
The fighters will hold four press conferences in four days at various locations that will be open to the public.
After winning the Presidents' Trophy and losing in the second round of the Eastern Conference playoffs two years in a row, Marcus Johansson knew the Washington Capitals were going to make changes.
