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this morning, Joe D in Brooklyn called for Derek Jeter to retire after his sluggish start. Craig compared it to the tail-end of Mickey Mantle's career, which inevitably swung the conversation to another famous Yankee, coincidentally also known as Joe D.
Boomer & Craig have not hidden the fact that they have all sorts of love for Tigers third baseman Brandon Inge, so when Jerry began his first update of the show with a play-by-play cut that shed Inge in a less-than-flattering light, the "Dynamic Radio Duo" took exception.
With Osama bin Laden dead and Rex Ryan making the trip to the Allstate Studio for a sit-down with Boomer & Craig, spirits were running high on today's edition of this thing we call the "Morning Extravaganza".
Nick Swisher hit a tiebreaking single in the ninth inning off closer Jose Valverde and the New York Yankees beat Detroit 5-3 on Monday night, handing the Tigers their seventh straight defeat.
Mets right-hander Jenrry Mejia has a torn elbow ligament and has been told he needs surgery.
The recently completed NFL Draft, staged this year without a free agency period, left Giants coach Tom Coughlin and general manager Jerry Reese wondering what to do next.
The Jets concluded their 2011 draft with four selections on Saturday. So, all things considered, how did Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum do?
The helpless anguish of September 11, 2001 hits home for Giants head coach Tom Coughlin. His son, Tim, was on the 60th floor of the South Tower when NYC was attacked. Tim was one of the fortunate survivors, though Coughlin wouldn't know the fate of his son for hours.
During the 9th inning of New York's 2-1 win over the Phillies, with chants of "USA!" roaring from the crowd at Philadelphia's Citizens Bank Park, WFAN's Howie Rose broke what he described as the "globally huge story" of Osama bin Laden's death.
In a strange way, it seemed fitting I received news of the death of Osama Bin Laden while the Mets were playing a baseball game. The Mets were front and center in the healing process 10 years ago...
According to the New York Post, Jets draft pick Scotty McKnight wrote "some chilling, gruesome passages" while attending High School, in which he described "gluing (his English teacher) naked to a wall, cutting off her feet and killing her family while she watches."
Howie Rose thought he'd seen and heard it all in his years as half of WFAN's Mets broadcast team. Sunday night's broadcast was something entirely new as news broke of 9/11 mastermind Osama bin Laden's death.
The Mets couldn't have been prouder as a team. And it had absolutely nothing to do with finally landing on the right side of a 1-run game. No, this was much more than that. This was payback of a different sort, on a different level.
The three judges of the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals now have time to rule on the motion for a stay pending the appeal. If that stay is granted, the NFL lockout will continue.
As a native New Yorker, I was always inclined to hate Pedro Martinez, but he should have his own wing at the Baseball Hall of Fame.
