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A few months ago, Al Dukes got involved in a debate with a listener to the program. Let's just say it didn't end well, and Al ultimately blocked the listener from his Facebook and Twitter pages. Well apparently that angry listener didn't get enough satisfaction...
It's not every day a New York sportscasting legend joins us here on Boomer and Carton. Today Len Berman dropped by the program on this beautiful Cinco de Mayo.
There were rumors all over the place yesterday that the Giants were interested in acquiring Jose Reyes. To get to the bottom of this and other baseball mysteries, Craig sat down with WFAN baseball expert Jon Heyman.
As many of you know, Craig never got to fulfill his dream and smother Boomer in Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ sauce. However, the people at Sweet Baby Ray's were kind enough to send him a box of sauce anyway. Well, yesterday... the BBQ sauce was gone.
With many questions surrounding the Mets and the future of the Yankees' old players, there was no better person to talk to than a former Mets player who is also old.
Craig was already saying yesterday that it's the beginning of the end for Derek Jeter. Now, with Jeter revealing last night that he has a hip injury, it really does look like he's getting old.
Craig got special information this morning about the future of the Mets. Yes, Craig has a source who told him the Wilpons will sell the Mets at the end of the year. His highly informed source - the guy who makes bagels for him in the morning.
The reports were everywhere yesterday, the Giants are interested in Jose Reyes. Even though Giants GM Brian Sabean said there were no current discussions under way, the Mets and Giants did nothing to suggest that Reyes wasn't available.
Tim Lincecum showed up and mowed down Steve's Metropolitans, who lost with a whimper on Wednesday, 2-0. Meanwhile, in Detroit, Derek Jeter left early and the Yankees managed to lay an egg against the Tigers.
First it was former New York Governor David Paterson guest hosting on WFAN. On Friday morning, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie will step up to the mic.
The Detroit Tigers took advantage of some sloppy fielding to beat the New York Yankees for the third straight time, 6-3 on Thursday.
Tim Lincecum struck out 12 to surpass Christy Mathewson for most double-digit strikeout games in Giants history, lifting San Francisco over the New York Mets 2-0 on Wednesday night.
Max Scherzer pitched eight scoreless innings, and Magglio Ordonez homered for the first time this season to lead the Detroit Tigers to a 4-0 win over the New York Yankees on Wednesday night.
New York Yankees right-hander Phil Hughes is apparently responding well to a cortisone shot last week for his ailing right shoulder and is expected to begin a throwing program in a couple weeks.
The Knicks say guard Toney Douglas had surgery on his right shoulder and could be sidelined four months.
