David Wright Gets 'Green Light' From Mets To Resume Workouts
Good news, Mets fans. Injured Mets third baseman David Wright has been cleared to resume workouts and could rejoin the team in three weeks.
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Good news, Mets fans. Injured Mets third baseman David Wright has been cleared to resume workouts and could rejoin the team in three weeks.
Erik Ainge has battled addiction and injury. He just wanted one more chance at football. His body insisted it's time to move on.
Yogi Berra is most often remembered for his earnest and unintentionally hilarious views on life, but his baseball acumen was legendary, according to someone who is fairly well versed on the subject.
A bill to legalize mixed martial arts in New York is in trouble again with the state Assembly wrapping up its session with no plans to approve it.
Round 4 of the "secret" NFL labor negotiations is over. Round 5 is coming soon — perhaps to a suburban locale near you.
With Al "Hughes" Dukes frantically preparing himself for his blind-date this weekend, Craig had more than a little fun at the esteemed Executive Producer of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza.
Wally Szczerbiak made the trip to Manhattan this morning so he could sit down face-to-face with Craig and break down last night's NBA draft.
Jim Riggleman shocked the baseball world (and the Washington Nationals organization specifically) by announcing his resignation following his now former team's 1-0 win over the Mariners, the surging Nats' 11th win in their last 12 games.
Despite the chaos of Justin Bieber's appearance at Macy's on Thursday, John Franco's meet-and-greet with the pop star went well, which prompted him to send Craig a email thanking him, which on the surface is a very thoughtful gesture from the former Mets closer.
While documenting his devotion to getting into better shape on Friday, Craig just happened to mention that his current workout routine mirrors that of an NFL player and how his forearms are "popping" because of it...
The NBA Draft was taking its sweet time on Thursday night, so by the time Steve Somers hit the airwaves the Knicks were still a few picks away. But that didn't stop the Schmoozer from breaking down the early first-round picks in a way only he can.
With Boomer out taking a day to himself ( translation: a reprieve from his radio partner), Craig was on his own to cover a whole myriad of topics, beginning with the Knicks using the 17th selection in last night's NBA draft to take guard Iman Shumpert out of Georgia Tech.
With a crowd at the Prudential Center in Newark that included No. 1 fan Spike Lee chanting "Let's Go Knicks!" as the pick was to be announced Thursday night, Georgia Tech's Iman Shumpert's name drew a mixed reaction that included boos.
The New Jersey Nets acquired Providence guard Marshon Brooks in a trade with Boston, after the Celtics selected the nation's No. 2 scorer with the No. 25 pick of the first round of the NBA draft Thursday.
Chris Capuano pitched six scoreless innings before leaving with a tweak on his right side, Jose Reyes took advantage of Oakland's shaky new first basemen and the New York Mets beat the Athletics 4-1 on a dreary Thursday.
