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This morning Boomer & Craig were discussing/debating the line-ups for the "Bombers-Boomer-Broadway Celebrity Softball Game for Charity" and had a differing in opinion as to where exactly Craigie should be hitting.
Craig was very pleased to learn that the New York Mets will honor Boomer, among others, tomorrow night at Citi Field.
Spero Dedes is reportedly going to be the Knicks' new TV play-by-play man. Dedes is a local guy - born and raised Paramus, New Jersey - and has been calling Lakers games on the radio since 2005.
Craig is still very confident that the end of the NFL lockout is near and with that in mind he started to look ahead a bit to try and figure out how a new deal will effect some members of the Jets and Giants.
Tuesday night's Mets loss reminded Steve Somers of a few classics: "I'm Walkin'" by Fats Domino. "Under the Boardwalk," one of his favorites from The Drifters. Who doesn't remember "Love Walks In" by Van Halen?
At the beginning of Jerry "Rello" Recco's first update of the morning we heard from what sounded like a disgusted Howie "Hi, I'm Howie Rose" Rose.
Yesterday, Craig declared the NFL lockout to be all but over. Today, with Boomer back by his side, Craigie declared that Jose Reyes' days as a member of the Mets are numbered. his
Mets GM Sandy Alderson said that a follow-up exam on Davis' sore left ankle showed very little progress and that the first baseman won't be back "any time soon."
Josh Outman threw another impressive game, Jemile Weeks scored three times and the streaking Oakland Athletics walked their way to a 7-3 victory over the New York Mets on Tuesday night, handing rookie Dillon Gee his first loss of the season.
Joe Girardi must abandon his 'by the book' philosophy and use his instincts more often to ensure Yankee success. There a quite a few head scratching decisions he's continued to make.
The Mets are a playoff contender right now, and if they are within five games of a playoff spot, they will not be sellers at the trade deadline.
With interleague wrapping up and the halfway point of the season approaching, here are three Yankees that should be referred to as "former Yankees" in the near future.
The Yankees' captain threw for the first time Tuesday, including long toss, since going on the 15-day disabled list last week because of a strained right calf.
The upcoming 2012 Winter Classic between the Rangers and Flyers was first reported in May. Now it's been confirmed -- reportedly.
The No. 1 spot is a coin toss between the Red Sox and the Phillies this week. So who did Evan Roberts pick?
