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When a listener called in pretending to be Jim Nantz, Craig was not fooled. Not because the impression wasn't a good one (it wasn't) but because Nantz refuses to be part of the B&C Morning Extravaganza these days.
Craig took a call from Anthony in Belleville, who was well aware that the Boomer was out today, enjoying some much-needed time apart from his radio partner.
Jerry Recco's first update of the morning had a little of everything. He began things recapping the Yankees' third straight loss before he and Craig broke into song.
Craig built up Tuesday night's start for A.J. Burnett against the Angels, saying the right-hander should be pitching for his spot in the Yankees' rotation. Right on cue, A.J. did what A.J. does.
With a nod to H. G. Wells, I suspect the only real way to compare a team from one era with a club from another time is to build a Time Machine. Since we don't seem to have the necessary parts (yet?) for time travel, we have to appeal to other approaches.
Rookie reliever Josh Spence walked light-hitting Ruben Tejada to force home the tiebreaking run and the New York Mets rallied late for the second consecutive game against the San Diego Padres, winning 5-4 on Tuesday night.
Bobby Abreu hit his second homer of the game, a two-out, two-run shot off Mariano Rivera in the ninth inning, and the Los Angeles Angels then pulled a trick to trap Curtis Granderson for the final out to beat the Yankees 6-4 Tuesday night.
Legendary Penn State Nittany Lions head coach Joe Paterno was released from the hospital today after injuring his right shoulder and pelvis Sunday. He is set to return to the practice sidelines on Wednesday.
Alex Rodriguez began running the bases in his workout today, a key step in his rehab process. Pedro Felicinao, Ramiro Pena, Damaso Marte and Mark Prior have all also made strides forward.
Jorge Posada's decline has only left the Yankees with one option and that's to waive goodbye to the former Yankee hero. With Alex Rodriguez soon returning, there isn't anyone but Posada who should make way for him on their roster.
Injuries seem to keep the Mets in the news on an almost daily basis. Abby Sims breaks down the latest lowlights from Flushing.
According to The Post, David Einhorn and the Mets are on track to close the book on their minority ownership deal by the end of August with a restructured half-loan, half-cash agreement. The catch?
The best of the best remain steady, but check out the major shuffle below No. 3 in this week's Top 10.
Jets fans aren't going to like what defensive end Shaun Ellis said on Monday after switching sides in one of the NFL's most intense rivalries.
By now, we all know Giants star Osi Umenyiora wants a re-tooled contract. Despite the unhappiness of his defensive end, team co-owner John Mara thinks everything will end up hunky-dory.
