Boomer & Carton Podcast And MOTD: July 23, 2014
Craig does his best impression of Suzyn doing an on-field interview with Headley for the very first time...
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Craig does his best impression of Suzyn doing an on-field interview with Headley for the very first time...
Eli also responds to some quotes that were taken out of context during the offseason...
A lot of veterans have left, and these two expect some players to step up big -- including themselves.
Of course, Craig needs to see Victor in action to make sure he's in tip-top shape, and makes Boomer throw him a pass.
It was a late night for the local baseball teams as the Mets are still on their west coast trip and the Yankees take it 14 innings.
First things first though, the story of the morning is Craig's poor showing on the golf course...
One of the Rangers' best offensive players from last season will be around for a while.
Trying to add offense at third base, the New York Yankees have acquired Chase Headley from the San Diego Padres for infielder Yangervis Solarte and right-hander Rafael De Paula.
NFL training camps start this week. And these rookies may be already feeling the pressure.
To contrast the popularity of Jeter with the dislike of A-Rod, Funny or Die produced a parody video in which New Yorkers pay their ... er ... respects to Rodriguez.
Cliff Lee may be coveted, but John Danks could make more sense for the Yankees.
The New York Jets are doing away with paper tickets for season ticket holders, while offering those fans a rewards plan for showing up regularly and behaving properly.
Assuming the Knicks want to play a nine- or 10-man rotation for most of the season, Fisher is going to have to bench guys that expect to play serious minutes.
In statement released by his agent, Vanek said he was asked for his cooperation in an investigation. He said he wasn't a target of the probe or prosecution.
As the Jets head to Cortland for training camp this week, questions abound related to the specifics of general manager John Idzik's offseason retooling. For instance, is Eric Decker really a No. 1 receiver? And where did all the corners go?
