Boomer & Carton: Tanaka Is Happy, Hal Is Excited, Alderson Is Uncertain And Craig Has Sticky Keys
Jerry Recco's first update of the day was an entertaining one, and it began with the story surrounding Masahiro Tanaka's introduction to New York.
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Jerry Recco's first update of the day was an entertaining one, and it began with the story surrounding Masahiro Tanaka's introduction to New York.
Craig believes Tanaka has the "it" factor, while his big blonde radio partner thinks it will take some time for him to adjust to playing in the states.
Major injuries and the larger European ice surface have added a further element of unpredictability to the already difficult task of forecasting the gold, silver and bronze medal winners in the men's Olympic ice hockey tournament.
A Harlem Globetrotter scored big with some Long Island schoolchildren Tuesday -- and vice versa.
If the price is right, the Mets could have a new shortstop this season. The problem is the price hasn't been right for some time now. So, at least for the time being, get used to the idea of Ruben Tejada.
An Olympic shocker this was. How big? White, the best snowboarder of his era, didn't even win a medal. He finished fourth.
I'm so sick of watching major media figures rushing to the front of the line, trying to sound more enlightened than the last person, belching the bromides of tolerance and understanding.
"This would make the Boss proud," Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said. "This is Yankee big. This is Steinbrenner big."
Finally, Olympic gold for Germany's Natalie Geisenberger. Finally, Olympic anything for Erin Hamlin and the United States.
The plan was for the league to use Secaucus High School as a staging area. The town had a contract with the NFL for the arrangement, but the league backed out at the last minute.
Rising temperatures are turning the Winter Olympics into the Warm Olympics, forcing athletes to adapt.
Bob Costas was hoping to pitch a complete game at the Winter Olympics in Sochi. But with an infection that has spread to his other eye, the veteran broadcaster is making a call to the bullpen.
The 25-year-old catcher sounded excited to get to work when speaking to reporters Monday from the team's complex in Port St. Lucie, Fla. "I expect a lot from this team," he said.
"Unless you guys know something I don't know, then the only thing I can say is I'm going to be back," embattled coach Mike Woodson said Monday, according to Newsday.
