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When Craig found out that Andrew Marchand of ESPN cited "a baseball official with knowledge of the Yankees' thinking" as his source in today's story regarding Jorge Posada's future with the Bombers, he was rather flabbergasted.
Former New York Cosmos goalie Shep Messing joined New York Cosmos in the Allstate Studio this morning to talk about the good old days when the Cosmos ran New York.
The Yankees survived a very scary moment, a blown save by Mariano Rivera and staggered through 10 straight scoreless innings before pulling away to another victory over the Baltimore Orioles.
John Smoltz joined Boomer & Craig this morning and had plenty of interesting things to say about the on-going Jorge Posada saga and the Yankees' struggles.
Rutgers announced that Wally Judge has signed the paperwork to transfer from Kansas State and will be eligible to play in the 2012-13 season.
Ralph Macchio and his dancing partner Karina Smirnoff were eliminated from "Dancing with the Stars" Tuesday night. This morning they called in to complain about it.
The biggest challenge Jerry "Rello" Recco faces each day when he enters the Allstate Studio is getting through his update uninterrupted -- which never happens.
Craig stayed up to watch the end of the Yankees' 15-inning, 4-1 victory over the Orioles last night in Baltimore -- and he was sure happy he did. Not only was he rewarded by witnessing a Yankees win, but according to him, he saw what could be a season-changing triumph.
Jonathon Niese pitched seven sharp innings, some of them in heavy rain, and Justin Turner added to his recent tear with a two-run double that sent the Mets to a 3-0 win over the Nationals on Wednesday.
Jorge Posada's wife revealed to CBSNewYork details of the nightmare that unfolded Saturday when her husband asked out of the Yankee lineup before they faced the Boston Red Sox.
The Yankees ended their six-game slide and avoided hitting the .500 mark after being seven games over and in first place a week ago thanks to Ivan Nova.
You were hoping that the three-judge, Eighth Circuit panel would not vote along "party" lines. Everyone was told that the Eighth Circuit was a "conservative" court, a court that was "pro-business." Obviously, that's bad news for the players.
There's no other word to describe it. I had to make one up. That was riDirkulous. I hope everyone enjoyed the show Dirk Nowitzki put on last night. It's something you might never see again.
Now that the Jorge Posada saga is dead and dissected, attention turns to his BFF, Derek Jeter. Posada is a precursor, the lead man in a conga line of players Girardi must assuage as they age.
