Boomer & Carton: Craig's Issue With Holly Sonders
Craig has a problem not with Holly, but with the way she was utilized during the U.S. Open broadcast.
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Craig has a problem not with Holly, but with the way she was utilized during the U.S. Open broadcast.
ith the NBA Draft being held this week in Brooklyn, the guys were supposed to welcome Duke phenom Justice Winslow to today's show.
Craig received a letter this morning from a listener who was upset that Boomer had blocked him on Twitter.
As one of golf's premier events, the Open was one of the most talked about events all weekend, but not always for the right reasons.
Despite losing Sunday, it was a great weekend for the Yankees. Meanwhile it's the exact opposite for the Mets.
It wasn't an easy decision to order a pinch-hitter for Julio Teheran after the right-hander allowed only one hit in seven scoreless innings.
J.D. Martinez hit three homers and had six RBIs, and the Detroit Tigers busted out for a 12-4 victory Sunday over the New York Yankees to snap a four-game skid.
The Yankees made the announcement about Santos on Sunday, two days after the oft-injured reliever was placed on the disabled list with elbow inflammation.
The fact that Day even played Saturday in the U.S. Open is remarkable based on collapsing on Friday in Round 2 from vertigo.
Alex Rodriguez added to his momentous weekend with a homer and five RBIs, Carlos Beltran went deep from both sides of the plate and the New York Yankees routed the Detroit Tigers 14-3 Saturday night.
Andrelton Simmons got four hits for the Atlanta Braves in a 6-4 win Saturday night over the New York Mets 6-4, who lost their fourth in a row and catcher Travis d'Arnaud to an elbow injury.
Now that he's achieved yet another milestone, Alex Rodriguez and the New York Yankees can totally focus on continuing their success in the Bronx.
Strange as it may seem, not all injuries are created equal in sports. In baseball, any kind of hand/wrist injury can really impact a hitter's ability to turn on a fastball, and those players trying to come back from such injuries often struggle at the plate. Likewise, foot injuries are hard to overcome for hitters and pitchers, especially if it's to a plant foot that gives the player power to swing or throw the ball.
After talking to the Yankees, Hample posted that he "told the Yankees I'm keeping it.''
Masters champion Jordan Spieth is halfway home from the second leg of the Grand Slam. It sure feels a lot farther away in this U.S. Open.
