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When CC Sabathia starts the AL championship series opener Friday night against Texas, it will be his first outing in nine days. The New York Yankees ace went eight days between starts last time around and faced the oddity of being "a little too strong."
Yankees manager Joe Girardi joined Mike Francesa to preview the series against the Texas Rangers.
Coach Rex Ryan said Thursday that he wants both Darrelle Revis and Calvin Pace to travel with the team Friday rather than have them stay back at the facility to rehabilitate their injuries.
Jon Daniels, general manager, of the Texas Rangers, joined Mike Francesa to talk about ALCS and his potential candidacy for the Mets GM job.
Ines Sainz of TV Azteca says she suggested to the National Football League that she conduct player interviews on the field or on the sideline.
New Jersey Devils right wing Brian Rolston had the procedure done in Philadelphia on Thursday. He probably will be sidelined 4-6 weeks.
Gerry Davis and Derryl Cousins have been named umpire crew chiefs for the two league championship series.
The top 10 bull riders in the PBR standings will compete in the middle of Times Square on Friday.
With the ALCS set to begin and a trip back to the World Series on the line, Sweeny Murti joined me to talk about what we can expect to see in this series, and what matchup we are looking at in the World Series.
Bobby Valentine has turned down an offer to manage the Florida Marlins, reports WFAN's Jon Heyman.
The Yankees have announced their probable rotation for the ALCS, and to Boomer and Craig's surprise the much maligned A.J. Burnett is scheduled to pitch Game 4 in Texas.
Maybe, if you are old enough, you understand that there is something inherently wrong with Jorge Posada passing Mickey Mantle for NINTH place on the "All-Time Post-Season RBI" list.
All is well in Devil-land for at least one day. But I don't think anyone is ready to make the argument that it's all peaches from here on out for this team.
When Jeff Francoeur was traded from the Braves to the Mets in 2009, the outfielder dreamed of postseason baseball in New York. The opportunity has arrived - with the Texas Rangers.
Bernie Williams, legendary center fielder for the Yankees, joined Boomer & Carton to discuss the upcoming ALCS, his eventual retirement, and a new career making music.
