B&C Morning Show: Hall Of Famer Ozzie Smith With Boomer & Carton
Boomer & Craig got an early morning visit to the Allstate Studio when Hall of Fame shortstop Ozzie Smith stopped by to say hello and "Pay It Forward."
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Boomer & Craig got an early morning visit to the Allstate Studio when Hall of Fame shortstop Ozzie Smith stopped by to say hello and "Pay It Forward."
David Wright was scheduled to have the day off yesterday. Then the Mets had their game against the Rockies in Colorado rained out, which seems like a fortunate break for the club. But then you remember we are talking about the Mets here...
Eric Hosmer hit his first career homer then delivered the go-ahead sacrifice fly in the 11th inning, sending the Kansas City Royals to a come-from-behind 4-3 victory over the New York Yankees on Wednesday.
The Mets' longtime clubhouse manager amassed a secret hoard of baseballs, hats, bats and uniforms, including an autographed 1986 World Series warm-up jersey, that he intended to use to fund his retirement, prosecutors said Wednesday in announcing his arrest on stolen property and fraud charges.
Officials on Long Island will ask voters this summer to approve a $400 million plan to build a new hockey arena next to the current home of the Islanders.
Gene Monahan, who is the longest-tenured employee in the Yankees organization, will retire at the conclusion of the 2011 season after 49 years of continuous service.
You are up three, late in an NBA playoff game, and the other team has the ball. What do you do on defense? Nobody seems to learn from the mistakes of others.
The game between the Mets and the Colorado Rockies has been postponed because of rain and snow in the Denver area. The game scheduled for 3:10 p.m. Wednesday will be played Thursday at 3:10 p.m.
It may be back to the drawing board for Fred and Jeff Wilpon. According to the New York Post, hedge fund billionaire Steven A. Cohen, thought to be the front-runner to buy a minority stake in the Mets, "has quickly lost interest."
Reggie Bush drew critical responses from a number of his nearly 1.7 million Twitter followers when he posted: "Everybody complaining about the lockout! Shoot I'm making the most of it!" But don't count Giants wide receiver Steve Smith among Bush's detractors.
Most pro athletes would just as soon try to catch a puck with their teeth as speak out about a societal issue that risks forcing fans to really choose sides. There have been exceptions, of course, most notably Muhammad Ali. Now we have Sean Avery.
Yankees pitcher Phil Hughes plans to start throwing on flat ground Thursday. "I'm excited to get going," he said Tuesday. "Hopefully it isn't an issue."
Phil Jackson picked an odd time to be swept off the court, the first time for a team he coached in 65 playoff series. Or did he?
Davis was injured after tripping over David Wright's foot as the two closed in on a pop up against the Rockies."I don't feel like it's that bad," Davis said Wednesday. "You've got to take precautions, I guess.
Lou Carnesecca will be honored by St. John's for his more than 50 years of service to the school. The school will present Carnesecca the St. Vincent de Paul Medal at Sunday's commencement.
