Hall Of Famer Killebrew Dies At 74
Harmon Killebrew, the Minnesota Twins slugger known for his tape-measure home runs, has died at his home in Scottsdale, Ariz. He was 74.
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Harmon Killebrew, the Minnesota Twins slugger known for his tape-measure home runs, has died at his home in Scottsdale, Ariz. He was 74.
It's Jorge Posada vs. the Yankees, round two. According to the Daily News, the Yankees told Posada that in addition to DH duties, he may have to catch from time to time in an emergency. But whenever he was asked to work behind the dish, Posada refused.
In most respects, the Mavericks and the Thunder are about as diametrically opposed as two teams can be. Now, most would automatically give a huge advantage to the Mavs because of their experience. I don't.
Hank Steinbrenner said on Monday that he isn't too happy with how the Yankees are playing. One can only wonder how he feels after the Bombers' latest loss.
The Bombers hope their run against James Shields continues as the AL East-leading Rays attempt to sweep a two-game set and send New York to a seventh consecutive loss Tuesday night.
The Yankees can't buy a win right now. Mired in controversy, the bumbling Bombers dropped one to the Tampa Bay Rays, 6-5, for their sixth loss in a row.
Yankees reliever Rafael Soriano is still being slowed by his right elbow. The setup man felt discomfort during a bullpen session on Monday and his status is being re-evaluated.
After a series of stinging rebukes from federal judges, the NFL has a significant, favorable ruling in hand from a higher court.
Mets minor league pitcher Edgar Ramirez tested positive for Methylhexaneamine, the commissioner's office said Monday. He was penalized under baseball's minor league drug program.
The Mets hoped all the bad news was limited to the walls of the Hospital for Special Surgery. Then a relief pitcher made an awful day even worse.
Today's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" featured an appearance from one of Craig's "recurring characters." I'm talking of none other than the "Mad Dog" himself, Chris Russo.
Mets second baseman Daniel Murphy joined Boomer & Craig this morning to talk about his team's climb toward the .500 mark.
In addition to exercising, Craig has upped his intake of Tic-Tacs and has even passed along some to Dominique, who recently suffered from bad nose-breath -- or at least according to Craig she did. I guess Boomer agreed, because he followed-up by comparing Dominique to Mr. Ed.
Michelle called in to point out how well "Big Pelf" pitched in last night's Mets loss. Next thing you know, Craig was giving her an assignment that involved a David Wright jersey, garlic powder and intense love making with her husband.
After a federal appeals court ruling yesterday, the longest work stoppage in the history of the NFL will continue, at least for the foreseeable future.
