Bobby Parnell Wants To Stay With Mets; Byrd Trade Unlikely?
Parnell knows he could be trade bait -- no matter how unlikely a deadline deal appears for the Mets.
Watch CBS News
Parnell knows he could be trade bait -- no matter how unlikely a deadline deal appears for the Mets.
Marlins reliever Chad Qualls took a tumble after escaping late trouble, but Miami stumbled in the 10th inning when John Buck hit a tiebreaking two-run single that lifted the New York Mets to a 4-2 win Tuesday night.
Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. For the lovely Nancy, this morning was a time that she lost.
This segment got jump-started when Craig noticed the lack of hair covering 23-year-old Zack Wheeler's head.
When Craig shared a list of vanity license plate "no-no's" in New York, Boomer was able to offer some keen insight after his days at Maryland, when the Blonde Bomber rocked a "Terps QB" vanity plate.
Despite feeling far from 100%, to his credit, update maven Jerry Recco made his way into work this morning and was proudly wearing his 2013 Disney shirt, which prominently displayed his wealth of neck hair.
In an attempt to put the A-Rod suspension talk on the shelf until something worth discussing develops, Boomer and Craig got things started this morning by chatting about some football.
A minor league baseball team in Virginia intends to poke fun at New York City mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner and other celebrities with a "Salute to Scandal Night."
"That really surprised me, bothered me, and I felt like some of the people in the organization didn't believe my story, and it was time to get out of there," Martinez told Booger and Rich. "...It makes me feel terrible, that's the only reason that I'm speaking out."
It's been a lot to digest -- that's for sure. In question-and-answer form, here is a look at the issues and implications of Major League Baseball's possible suspension of New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez.
"We're not motivated to move anybody," a Mets official told the New York Post. "It's hard to go to people, they have to come to you. It's better to be asked to the prom than have to ask somebody."
While many of the faces have changed from the group that lost a Game 7 home game to Chicago to end last season, many of the same challenges remain. Below, I list the Nets' three biggest question marks going into the 2013-14 season.
Yankees pitcher Andy Pettitte has never finished a season with a losing record in his 17-year playing career.
To let Alex Rodriguez slide is to implicitly say that cheating is rewarded at the highest level of the sport. Major League Baseball must make an example of him.
