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Boomer & Craig were both upset that they did not have their parking validated at Yankee Stadium yesterday. After having to pay out of their own pockets, they both have a better understanding of what Derek Jeter was dealing with back in 2007.
A jubilant Steve Somers opened up his Monday night schmooze happily recapping the Mets' weekend success "deep in the heart of Texas" against the Rangers.
This morning, while preparing for the show, Craig found himself getting a little distracted by some commotion coming from the neighboring office -- a space inhabited by his radio partner Boomer Esiason.
The last time the Mets were over the .500 mark was way back in early April, when they were a robust 3-2. Since then it has been a roller coaster ride to say the least,.
Consider Eli Manning on the record. When it comes to former Giants on the comeback trail, Manning would rather be reunited with Plaxico Burress than Tiki Barber.
Now that the Los Angeles Dodgers have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the future of the franchise is uncertain. What would happen if the Dodgers returned to Brooklyn?
"I have been optimistic the whole time and it sounds like they are trying to work it out, the owners and players are trying to get everything figured out," the Giants quarterback said Monday. "I do feel we will have a season."
Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter did not let a thunderstorm deter him from increasing his workouts on Monday.
WFAN and SI.com's Jon Heyman reports that the Rangers are "interested" in Mets outfielder Carlos Beltran and Francisco Rodriguez.
New York Red Bulls' midfielder has been a force for the club on the field and in the locker room since his arrival in January 2010. He's providing true leadership by not letting complacency seep into his own game or that of his teammates.
Jets and Giants fans, welcome to... MetLife Stadium? According to a SportsBusiness Journal report, New Meadowlands Stadium officials are in "advanced discussions" with insurance giant MetLife for exclusive naming rights to the home of the Jets and Giants.
The Dodgers filed for bankruptcy protection in a Delaware court Monday, blaming MLB for refusing to approve a multibillion-dollar TV deal that owner Frank McCourt was counting on to keep the troubled team afloat.
Perhaps you felt the same way when you clicked on your television yesterday around noon to watch the Yankees' yearly rendition of Old Timers' Day: overwhelmed with waves of nostalgia.
68-year-old Davey Johnson, who will be forever remembered in New York for leading the Mets to the 1986 World Series title, is returning to the dugout -- for the Nationals. "If you're a Mets fan, it's a sad day," Ron Darling told the New York Daily News.
Lucas Duda is big. 6' 4" and 254 pounds big. He's strong and almost frighteningly quiet and shy. It has led to confidence issues for Duda, who has even openly questioned whether he's ready to appear on the big stage.
