B&C Morning Show: Tuesday's Podcast And MOTD
For Tuesday's Moment of the Day, Craig imagines what it would be like to interview Terry Collins and Joe Girardi during a summer afternoon.
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For Tuesday's Moment of the Day, Craig imagines what it would be like to interview Terry Collins and Joe Girardi during a summer afternoon.
He is 100 percent on board with how coach John Tortorella is running the team and gives some insight on what the Rangers need to do to improve their power play and beat the Bruins in Game 3.
Jerry plays some audio of Terry Collins regarding Ike Davis, and that makes Craig reminisce on some other Mets managers.
As Craig goes through the list of teams in the local area, he realizes how much he appreciates the Yankees and the Giants for being such class acts.
The Barclays Center has decided to spray scents through the vents to keep the arena smelling fresh. Craigie starts giving other good ideas of what they should make the arena smell like.
Before Jerry can start his update, Craig starts in on everyone who has been taking days off and the random reasons they have given to take the day off.
History is hardly on the Rangers' side. New York is 2-19 in series in which it trailed 0-2, and no NHL team has won consecutive series after losing the first two games.
Who says that professional athletes aren't role models? We know that plenty of them aren't, but there are still many so-called "good guys" in sports. Yankees second baseman Robinson Cano appears to be one of those good guys.
"We're trying to win games and do the right thing," Johnson said. "Truth, justice and the American way. We live by it, we really do. We have a strong credo, very proud people, very intelligent people that work in our building."
As to the outcome of Anthony's exam? Neither a wait-and-see approach nor surgery would be surprising. However, this injury is more than a warning sign and it doesn't bode well.
Nope, Tim Tebow still doesn't have a job in the National Football League. But that doesn't mean his services aren't wanted in other capacities. The former Jets quarterback made an appearance on the All-Star Celebrity Apprentice finale on Sunday night.
No team has ever come back from 0-2 deficits in back-to-back series in NHL history. If there's ever a team that might do it, it's Tortorella's prideful Rangers.
The Mets rebounded from an 0-3 start to their road trip by taking three of their last four, including a series win in Chicago, their first series victory since taking two of three from Washington at Citi Field a month ago.
Forget free agency scenarios, probability and all that. Keep it simple. Who DON'T you want to see on the team next season?
"He had 39 points!" you snap. And he was 2-for-7 in the fourth quarter, with some woeful turnovers occurring at crunch time. But why let facts interfere with idolatry? The truth is, you got Anthony at his best and the Knicks still lost.
