Keidel: Yankees Are Right Back Where I Thought They'd Be -- Behind The Mets
It seems everyone, including my treasonous editors, have demanded a public apology from yours truly.
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It seems everyone, including my treasonous editors, have demanded a public apology from yours truly.
Let the comparisons begin. Miguel Cabrera hit his 400th home run over the weekend against the St. Louis Cardinals.
It's not about greed, he maintains. Beckham believes that players should be compensated more due to the violent nature of professional football.
"It's embarrassing," McDonagh said. "There (are) a lot of things you want to say right now, but talking doesn't do much."
Fifty-year-old John Spano faces up to 16 years in prison after pleading guilty late Monday to 16 counts of forgery.
I was right to pen my rational look at the draft lottery on Monday because on Tuesday, the fan hat is on. It's not coming off.
Following Game 2, Vigneault made it clear that he believes the Rangers will turn the page quickly. After all, this team has done so throughout their entire playoff run and since Vigneault took charge last season.
Do the Yankees need A-Rod in the lineup as they begin a two-game series with the Nationals on Tuesday? You tell me. They've lost five out of six.
Tyler Johnson scored the first hat trick in Lightning playoff history and Tampa Bay got its high-scoring offense in gear and evened the Eastern Conference finals.
Pinch-hitter John Mayberry Jr. had an RBI infield hit with one out in the bottom of the 14th inning, lifting the New York Mets to a 2-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Monday night.
You can listen to — and download — all of the memorable audio from today's (5/19) edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza in one nice little package for your convenience.
Boomer & Craig were thrilled to get a visit from David Duchovny Tuesday morning, as the Golden Globe winner stopped by the Allstate Studio for a few.
Upon entering the Allstate Studio, Mr. Lewis needed no time to warm up. He came out firing on all cylinders, calling out the WFAN salesman who escorted him up.
Eddie offered a little insight with regards to how he organizes his almost 4,000 drops.
Craig is having a tough time understanding why Mets fans are not going out to Citi Field to root on their first-place baseball team. Even after discussing it with Boomer, not much was cleared up.
