WATCH: Ball Boy Fields Brian Roberts' Hit, Avoids Next Ball Hit At Him
A Royals ball boy earned himself plenty of TV time on Sunday when he fielded a fair ball down the first-base line and handed it innocently to a fan in the first row of the seats.
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A Royals ball boy earned himself plenty of TV time on Sunday when he fielded a fair ball down the first-base line and handed it innocently to a fan in the first row of the seats.
There was no signage, no direction -- just chaos. Perhaps track officials were too busy with the sound of coins and cash to hear the chaos just outside Belmont Park.
"It wouldn't be fair if I played basketball with a child in a wheelchair because I got an unfair advantage," Coburn said. "If your horse is good enough to run in the Belmont, where was he in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness?"
Whenever the Rangers have reached what appears to be their breaking point, they have found a way of turning their emotion into a rallying spirit and driven focus.
Manager Joe Girardi said he was simply being "proactive" in resting Teixeira, who missed games in late May and last week because of the wrist. Teixeira is hitting just .180 in his last 15 games.
Coughlin expects his players to put in a full day's work for a full day's pay. He also expects players to maintain some measure of self-control during their time outside the structure and restrictions of the NFL season.
With their superstar making it to the finish this time, the Miami Heat won Game 2, just as they always do when they drop an opener.
Gregor Blanco doubled, singled and drove in three runs, and the surging San Francisco Giants beat the New York Mets 6-4 on Sunday for their fifth consecutive win.
James Shields would have been wise to pop some Dramamine, Ned Yost some antacids.
You can listen to — and download — all of the memorable audio from today's (06/09) edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza in one nice little package for your convenience.
Each and every day here on the Morning Extravaganza, we get to listen to Joe Benigno cover the day's top headlines, as only Joe can. Thus preparing you to take on your day.
With the Rangers getting set to host the first Stanley Cup finals game at MSG in 20 years, Al Dukes reached out to Mark Messier and asked him to join Boomer & Craig to talk some hockey, which is exactly what he did.
Boomer & Craig discussed Coburn's post-race comments, and let's just say that Craigie didn't mince words when expressing how he felt.
With the anticipated parody effort not yet released, Craig came up with his very own version on the fly, which Boomer seemed to get a pretty good kick out of...
Boomer & Craig talked about the interference call that wasn't in Game 2, which resulted in a goal for the Kings. According to the Booms, that was an absolute game-changer.
