B&C Morning Show: Listen Up Bud - Playing Commissioner For A Day
Boomer, Craig, Al Dukes and "The" Eddie Scozzare all offered-up what they would change if given complete power of Major League Baseball for a day...
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Boomer, Craig, Al Dukes and "The" Eddie Scozzare all offered-up what they would change if given complete power of Major League Baseball for a day...
Jerry Recco was back at it again this morning, getting everyone up to speed with his well-prepared sports update, which he began with the Alex Rodriguez/MLB fiasco, before moving on to the action on the field.
The clock is ticking as MLB zeros in on Alex Rodriguez, reportedly seeking a lifetime ban for the Yankee slugger.
From 2010-2012, Bay hit .234 with 26 home runs in 288 games for New York. The veteran outfielder's contract was terminated by the Mets on November 7, 2012, a year before his four-year, $66 million deal was set to expire.
WFAN co-hosts Joe Benigno and Evan Roberts were live from Giants training camp at the Quest Diagnostics Training Center on Monday. The duo chatted with Giants throughout the day as Big Blue prepares for the upcoming season.
"I hope when he plays, there are those comparisons, and I understand where people are coming from," Rex Ryan said. "But Darrelle was a special player. Dee Milliner is never going to be Darrelle Revis. He's going to be Dee Milliner."
The Giants took a major gamble after last season, releasing the injury-plagued Bradshaw and handing the halfback job to David Wilson and Andre Brown. Bradshaw signed with the Indianapolis Colts on June 11.
During the Yankees-Rays game this past Saturday, YES Network commentator and former Yankees and Mets pitcher David Cone may have let a swear word slip out while on the air.
Ryan may not have the final say on his starting QB, but at least the Jets coach is still in control of his funny bone.
New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz believes that teammate Hakeem Nicks is the No. 1 receiving option in the Giants' offense.
Why the rush? The league apparently wants to give some players the option of serving a 50-game ban before the season ends, the New York Post reported. Just don't expect it for A-Rod.
If you ever wonder why so many fans are continually rolling their eyes over the TMZ-ification of sports journalism, the latest reporting on Rex Ryan should speak volumes.
The Mets have lost three games in a row for the first time since the middle of June as they head to Miami to take on the Marlins.
There's always been this intangible quality about Jeter. You can't quite put your finger on it. It's hard to quantify what gives Jeter the supernatural ability not to feel pressure and rise whenever the Yankees desperately need a spark.
