Cano The Leader? Banged-Up Yankees Need Robbie To Embrace New Role
It was a different Robinson Cano at the WBC. Wearing his country's name on his chest brought out his leadership. The Yankees will need some of that early on.
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It was a different Robinson Cano at the WBC. Wearing his country's name on his chest brought out his leadership. The Yankees will need some of that early on.
Al Dukes has the Opening Day itch.
With Opening Day finally here, Craig shared with us his travel plans to get out to Citi Field this afternoon with his family...
While preparing for today's edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza, Craig decided to dial up Marc Malusis --who was hosting the overnight program on the FAN at the time -- and pretend to be the the one and only Joe D in Brooklyn.
Al Leiter is a passionate baseball guy, so it came as no surprise that he shares Craig's love for Opening Day. We learned this when Leiter joined Boomer & Craig to talk about America's favorite pastime.
R.A. Dickey won the NL Cy Young Award last year while anchoring the Mets' pitching staff. And for his efforts, he was shipped to Toronto. No worries, though. R.A. figures to fit in just fine north of the border.
First Jerry involved Boomer & Craig in an entertaining game of "What The Hell Was That" -- featuring a prominent New York athlete.
Keith Hernandez called in to chat with Boomer & Craig early this morning before he made his way to Citi Field for the Mets' Opening Day matchup with the San Diego Padres.
Ron Darling was up early this morning preparing for Mets Opening Day, which will feature a matchup with the San Diego Padres at Citi Field.
Jerry Recco got things going with a recap of the Knicks' convincing 108-89 win over the Celtics. That had Mike Woodson thinking about the good old days, Carmelo talking about 50 wins and J.R. Smith summing things up.
What a wonderful day in the neighborhood. Boomer & Craig couldn't wait to get things started this morning, as today is Opening Day -- Play Ball!!!
After Kevin Ware's scary leg injuy, Louisville persevered over the Duke Blue Devils and into the Final Four.
Carmelo Anthony had 24 points and 10 rebounds as the Knicks extended their winning streak to eight Sunday night, beating the Boston Celtics 108-89.
Focused Michael Carter-Williams is rising above off-court adversity and playing a leading role for the Syracuse Orange.
Nik Stauskas was on-fire as the freshman hit six 3-pointers as Michigan routed Florida. The Wolverines are on to the Final Four and will face Syracuse.
