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The Yankees' third baseman, coming back from hip surgery in January, hit a ball to the base of the center-field fence and another on the warning track in left center off a minor league right-hander on Monday as he continued taking simulated at-bats.
Some law enforcement officers wore wetsuits on Monday while searching near both Hernandez's home and the industrial park where Odin Lloyd's body was found.
The former tennis champ has an agreement with Little, Brown and Company for a book, currently untitled, that's scheduled for 2014.
"During the course of Brook's postseason physical, our doctors found that the screw in his surgically repaired right foot had bent," general manager Billy King said. "The screw was subsequently replaced, and Brook should resume basketball-related activities in August."
Nothing is a given with these Mets, aside from the almost-sure thing in the 24-year-old flamethrower. He's worth the lofty price of admission all by himself.
It would be a great moment for New York and the retiring Rivera. His start could even be justified with statistics. But there's one problem: he's just not interested.
Here comes A-Rod. The embattled slugger could start seeing action in rehab games as early as next week, according to multiple reports.
Knicks fans will be seeing a whole lot less of Doc Rivers next season and beyond.
The push to start Wright in the All-Star Game is paying off. "You can't stop the momentum," WFAN co-host Boomer Esiason said Monday.
Wright went 4 for 5 with two of New York's season-high seven doubles to help the Mets take two of three in Philadelphia.
Yankees split the series against the Rays after the team celebrated their 67th Old-Timers' Day.
Below you can listen to — and download — all of the memorable audio from today's (06/24) edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza in one nice little package for your convenience.
Boxing legend and "Golden Boy Promotions" founder Oscar De La Hoya paid Boomer and Craig a visit in the Allstate Studio this morning and appeared to get very comfortable, very quickly.
On Sunday night, a daredevil named Nik Wallenda walked on a tightrope (two inch steel cable) across the Grand Canyon without a tether or safety net.
