Yankees Fans: Do You Trust A.J. Burnett?
Sure, New York escaped with a win on Monday, but after bad outings by veteran pitchers Bartolo Colon, Freddy Garcia and now A.J. Burnett, do the Yankees need to bolster their starting staff?
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Sure, New York escaped with a win on Monday, but after bad outings by veteran pitchers Bartolo Colon, Freddy Garcia and now A.J. Burnett, do the Yankees need to bolster their starting staff?
The NFL wants team executives ready to be schooled in the ins and outs of a new labor contract as early as Thursday. Players are gathering so they're ready to vote on an agreement in principle. Yes, signs are strong that football's four-month lockout might almost be over.
The streak was snapped on Monday night, but not before the Yankees' Double-A affiliate in Trenton set a team attendance record by selling out six straight home games, including two in which Derek Jeter appeared in rehabilitation starts.
After just one rehab game, Jose Reyes is ready to come off the disabled list. "Besides the hot weather, everything was perfect," Reyes said after playing six innings at shortstop for the Brooklyn Cyclones.
Yankees infielder Ramiro Pena had an appendectomy on Monday was placed on the 15-day disabled list. "Unfortunately on his (26th) birthday. It will be a birthday I'm sure he'll never forget," manager Joe Girardi said before the Yankees' 5-4 win over Tampa Bay.
Bartolo Colon hasn't been effective for the Yankees in his last two starts. The Bombers will need their veteran to turn it around, starting Tuesday night in Tampa Bay.
Kevin Leighton, who led Manhattan College to at least 30 wins in each of his six seasons there, has become the baseball coach at Fordham.
So they didn't win a championship. New York City still gave the U.S. Women's World Cup team a warm welcome home. One by one, tired and disappointed players trudged off the bus and were greeted with cheers and waves from appreciative fans who didn't seem to mind a bit that they came up short.
When Craig was talking about his desires to "motorboat" Isis the Amazon, Jerry Recco was on hand and laughing all the while. With that in mind he selected Craig's vocalized craving as today's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day"...
When Craig asked Al Dukes if he would prefer to ski or sled, Al chose sledding and admitted to not knowing how to ski. Hilarity ensued.
With it certainly seeming as though the NFL lockout will soon be behind us, Boomer & Craig were talking about minicamps and what promises to be a free-agency period like none we've ever seen.
The guys had differing opinions about the U.S. Women's performance in Sunday's World Cup finals loss to Japan. Craig thought they choked, while Boomer did not. We put it to a poll and Craigie was very pleased to announce that 53 percent of respondents agreed with him.
The Yankees won their third straight on Monday night, beating the Rays 5-4 after Russell Martin drew a ninth-inning, bases-loaded walk -- but the win didn't come without some adversity.
Boomer & Craig were happy to open-up today's radio program talking about the likelihood of the NFL lockout concluding by the end of the week.
Russell Martin drew a bases-loaded walk with two outs in the top of the ninth inning, giving the New York Yankees a 5-4 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday night.
