Chatelain: Counting Out Yankees Was A Mistake
Even despite Wednesday night's 8-4 loss to the Blue Jays, the Bronx Bombers have proven in recent weeks they are anything but the disgrace many were chalking them up to be.
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Even despite Wednesday night's 8-4 loss to the Blue Jays, the Bronx Bombers have proven in recent weeks they are anything but the disgrace many were chalking them up to be.
Derek Jeter says he not only wants to someday own a major league team, he also wants to help increase the sport's popularity.
Before Dwight Gooden got his cinematic shot at redemption, Darryl Strawberry paved the way for a Big Apple redux.
Before becoming the president of the Toronto Blue Jays last fall, Mark Shapiro spent nearly two decades with the Cleveland Indians, helping build American League pennant winners in 1995 and 1997.
The Hall of Fame third baseman was honored by the Red Sox last night, and was wearing his World Series ring.
Sheldon Richardson is preparing to play at the start of the season, even if the NFL might have other plans for him.
The Mets are gutting out key wins with a depleted roster and holes all over the place, but all the talk remains centered on ... Matt Harvey.
With Ryan Fitzpatrick still unsigned and locked in a contract stalemate with the Jets, Geno Smith is back as the team's starting quarterback.
Thanks to Thursday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day," we got to relive a brief conversation Craig had with a listener named "Paul," who failed to provide the answer poor Carton was looking for.
Shortly before 8 a.m. on Thursday, Craig decided to put Al Dukes to the test on a subject one might think the producer extraordinaire would excel at -- Rock 'n' Roll music from the 1980s.
As we know, an update from Jerry Recco is really an update like no other. So, armed with that valuable knowledge, strap yourselves in and listen to the "maven" doing his thing during Thursday's show.
The Yankees had their six-game winning streak halted by the Blue Jays in the Bronx on Wednesday night, but it was what took place in in Washington earlier in the day that had Boomer and Craig talking early Thursday morning.
Russell Martin hit his first two home runs of the season in consecutive at-bats Wednesday night as the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the New York Yankees 8-4.
The Bronx Bombers enter Wednesday's game against Toronto on a six-game winning streak, and after a dreadful start to the season have climbed to .500.
