B&C Morning Show: Podcast And Moment Of The Day
When Jerry "Rello" Recco delivered his highly anticipated "Moment of the Day," I'm sure some one from the David Einhorn family was cringing while the rest of us had a good laugh...
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When Jerry "Rello" Recco delivered his highly anticipated "Moment of the Day," I'm sure some one from the David Einhorn family was cringing while the rest of us had a good laugh...
For the life of him, Craig can not understand why no one from Vince Lombardi's family had maintained his grave -- and why a guy who never knew the man drives over 3 hours to care for his burial site.
When Boomer mentioned to Craig that he would like to buy the Phoenix Coyotes (they are an NHL franchise by the way, I looked it up), Craigie instructed Al "Hughes" Dukes to get NHL commissioner Gary Bettman on the horn.
Following yesterday's early exit, R.A. Dickey talked with the media and spoke of a burning sensation... which is never a good thing.
"Was it the grass? Was it the cold, the wind of Chicago?" Steve Somers asked to open a Thursday schmooze after the Mets lost to the Chicago Cubs -- and after the club's starter, R.A. Dickey, left the game with heel pain. And then the mystery diagnosis dawns on him...
In a rare turn of events, Jerry "Rello" Recco began his first update of the morning with the NBA, recapping the Heat's series-clinching win over the Bulls last night that will send them to the NBA Finals to face the Dallas Mavericks.
David Einhorn "is a man" (says Ace Ventura) and he is also going to be the new minority owner of the Mets. According to Craig, this is a very bad thing indeed.
Carlos Zambrano pitched six strong innings, went 3 for 3 at the plate and drove in a run to help the Chicago Cubs beat the New York Mets 9-3 on Thursday.
Tiki Barber is at it again. In the same issue of Sports Illustrated that added fuel to Mets owner Fred Wilpon's firestorm, the comeback-kid running back compares himself to one of the most renowned victims of the Holocaust.
The Mets have a taker. The club has agreed to sell a minority stake of the franchise to David Einhorn, president of Greenlight Capital Inc.
Mets starter R.A. Dickey left the game against the Chicago Cubs in the bottom of the third inning because of pain in right heel on Thursday.
Much is made (if not overplayed) about the Core Four. It's a charming tale of friendship and good fortune. But the Yankees could easily have won their titles without any one member of the quartet. Except Mariano Rivera.
The financial temperature of the Mets is significantly better than it was 24 hours ago and everything I hear about new minority owner David Einhorn indicates he will provide not only finance, but an infusion of enthusiasm and innovation.
One day someone else will come out for the Yankees in the ninth -- and it will be an adventure, like it is with every closer in baseball not named Mariano Rivera.
The 40-year-old Weight made the announcement Thursday morning, flanked by Islanders owner Charles Wang and general manager Garth Snow and with family, friends and former teammates such as Bill Guerin in attendance.
