Yankees' Derek Jeter Finally Finds Power Stroke
Derek Jeter quit thinking about it and just started trying to hit the ball again. That philosophy is starting to pay off for the Yankees and their much-scrutinized leadoff hitter.
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Derek Jeter quit thinking about it and just started trying to hit the ball again. That philosophy is starting to pay off for the Yankees and their much-scrutinized leadoff hitter.
Derek Jeter can still hit. His 4-hit performance Sunday in Arlington seems like the breakout we've waited for throughout the first five weeks of this season.
Deron Williams said in February that his future in New Jersey is partially contingent on "the people we bring into this organization." GM Billy King can start building his case at June's NBA Draft.
The NFL is considering having the World Anti-Doping Agency oversee testing of players for performance-enhancing drugs if a federal appeals court forces the league to end the lockout, according to the New York Times.
For today's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day," Jerry "Rello" Recco paid homage to the hard work of Eddie Scozzare by replaying, to everyone's delight, his hilarious John Sterling-Suzyn Waldman montage...
Terry Collins was feeling good when the first inning came to an end. The Mets managed to draw two walks, drive up Clayton Kershaw's pitch count, and even coax a run across against the Dodgers' ace. Then they didn't score again until the ninth inning.
Reggie Jackson has become a good friend of the Morning Show over the last year or so. Now that "Mr. October" is in the watch business, he couldn't think of a better place to hock his product than the Allstate Studio.
Regardless of who you root for, if you were watching Saturday night's game you couldn't help but be inspired by Rajon Rondo's toughness, having a dislocated elbow popped back in to place and playing the remainder of the game.
Lonn Trost is the Yankees' Chief Operating Officer and he joined Boomer & Craig this morning to talk about the "Inaugural New York Yankees/New Era Pinstripe Bowl Charity Golf Tournament," which takes place today (5/9) at Forsgate Country Club in Monroe Township, NJ.
Eddie Scozzare had a little extra time on his hands last week. With that said he put together a hilarious montage that consists of numerous cuts from our old friends John Sterling and Suzyn Waldman -- and he even set it to music.
First Bob Papa was let go by the NFL Network, replaced by Brad Nessler -- and now we hear that Gus Johnson's broadcasting future might be in question as rumors circulate and the broadcasting carousel goes round and round.
Craig became a little distracted by the activities of Al "Hughes" Dukes when he was trying to throw to Jerry "Rello" Recco for his first update of the morning. Al explained to Craig that he was de-greasing his head and left it at that.
Derek Jeter's Sunday heroics landed him on the front page of the of the NY Post on Monday, which prompted Boomer & Craig to question whether his efforts were worthy of top billing.
Josh Smith answered his critics with a huge game - 23 points, 16 rebounds and eight assists - and fill-in Jeff Teague came up with the Derrick Rose-like plays down the stretch to lead the Hawks past the Chicago Bulls 100-88 Sunday night.
Tomas Holmstrom broke a tie with 6:08 remaining, and the Detroit Red Wings had three third-period goals to avoid elimination with a 4-3 victory over the San Jose Sharks on Sunday night.
