B&C Morning Show: Jets Tickets Still Available; Gang Green Foreshadowing
Can you say "ding dong!"?
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Can you say "ding dong!"?
Jerry Recco began his first update of the morning with a thorough recap of the Yankees' thrilling 7-2 win.
Andy Pettitte will make the start tonight in Baltimore, opposed by Wei-Yin Chen for the O's and Craig is feeling very good about 'his' Yankees' chances, while his radio partner and BFF seems to be pulling for Buck Showalter and the Orioles -- although he won't admit it.
The sides are likely to meet Wednesday and Thursday in New York, a union spokesman told The Associated Press in an email.
There might be some of his colleagues that would give up under similar circumstances, but there is none of that in Ryan.
The Nationals overcame a wild start by 21-game winner Gio Gonzalez, then watched their bullpen shut down St. Louis in the late innings.
Yankees fans milling around Times Square said they have confidence the Bronx Bombers will prevail in the best-of-five series.
Detroit will go for a sweep of the division series matchup in Game 3 on Tuesday at Oakland.
Cruz made a career-best three touchdown catches and Bradshaw surpassed his yardage on the ground for the season with a career-high 200 as the New York Giants kept Cleveland winless, 41-27 Sunday.
Giants tight end Martellus Bennett returned in the second quarter of Sunday's game with Cleveland after suffering a left knee injury.
Well, with Revis out for the season with a torn knee ligament, it will be Cromartie's job Monday night to cover Johnson.
South Carolina, Florida and West Virginia move into the top five of The Associated Press college football poll.
Joe Girardi has placed 11 pitchers on the team's 25-man roster for the AL divisional series against the Baltimore Orioles.
Four wide receivers are inactive, two for each team, in Cleveland's game at the New York Giants.
Some of Big Blue's greatest legends have come to fame not in the stadium, but in the parking lot. These are the ultimate fans' fans; tailgating greats who started out with a lone hibachi and a boombox in the Fassel days and went on to run the best Giants' tailgate parties MetLife Stadium has to offer.
