B&C Morning Show: Updating The Yankees' Demise
Jerry provided post game audio of Alex Rodriguez, who made it clear he has no plans to go anywhere.
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Jerry provided post game audio of Alex Rodriguez, who made it clear he has no plans to go anywhere.
Boomer and Craig opened up this 'morning after' edition of the Extravaganza by talking about the Yankees' failure to show up for Game 4, their struggles throughout the series and trying to figure out exactly who is to blame...
Max Scherzer capped a stupendous stretch for Detroit's starting rotation, and the Tigers advanced to the World Series for the second time in seven years by beating the New York Yankees 8-1 Thursday for a four-game sweep of the AL championship series.
In an Inside Edition exclusive, businesswoman and model Kyna Treacy, along with her friend, Katie Quinn, gave the lowdown about what happened Saturday when they were in the stands two rows behind the Yankee dugout.
New York Jets backup running backs Joe McKnight and Bilal Powell did not participate in practice, and their availability for the team's game on Sunday at New England is uncertain.
The two-time Super Bowl MVP has been sacked a league-low five times through the first six games of the season, and he's been hit only 11 times -- total.
The Yankees kept their lineup the same as it would have been on Wednesday — with Rodriguez on the bench for the third time in nine postseason games. A-Rod is 3-for-23 with no RBIs in these playoffs.
Eventually, gays and lesbians will be as accepted and acclimated as anyone else. You just wonder when, and how far along we've come. Perhaps the NFL will tell us.
There will be hockey this season. It may not be the full 82 games and it may not start by Nov. 2, but a deal will get done sooner or later.
Add A-Rod's disappointing postseason to those of years past, sprinkle in a dose of "Flirtgate," a dash of wild trade rumors, and you get a recipe for speculation.
Rex Ryan says it's "a possibility" do-it-all backup quarterback Tim Tebow could see time at running back for the Jets on Sunday.
According to a report, the three-time AL MVP has told close friends that he won't stand in the way of a trade. It would have to be the right situation, however. The veteran will only accept a trade to a big-market team, the report said.
"He'll be ready when he's ready," general manager Brian Cashman said. "I believe that Dr. Anderson just put in a more conservative time frame on it, as explained to me."
Kris Jenkins held little back Thursday morning in a wide-ranging interview with WFAN's Boomer Esiason and Craig Carton. Homophobia in the locker room, the NFL's participation in Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the state of the Jets -- it was all on the table.
The union's counterproposal — and the league's reaction to the offer — could determine whether the league plays a full slate of games or there's a further disruption of the schedule.
