B&C Morning Show: Mets Evoke Feelings Of Disgust
At the beginning of Jerry "Rello" Recco's first update of the morning we heard from what sounded like a disgusted Howie "Hi, I'm Howie Rose" Rose.
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At the beginning of Jerry "Rello" Recco's first update of the morning we heard from what sounded like a disgusted Howie "Hi, I'm Howie Rose" Rose.
Yesterday, Craig declared the NFL lockout to be all but over. Today, with Boomer back by his side, Craigie declared that Jose Reyes' days as a member of the Mets are numbered. his
Mets GM Sandy Alderson said that a follow-up exam on Davis' sore left ankle showed very little progress and that the first baseman won't be back "any time soon."
Josh Outman threw another impressive game, Jemile Weeks scored three times and the streaking Oakland Athletics walked their way to a 7-3 victory over the New York Mets on Tuesday night, handing rookie Dillon Gee his first loss of the season.
The Mets are a playoff contender right now, and if they are within five games of a playoff spot, they will not be sellers at the trade deadline.
The No. 1 spot is a coin toss between the Red Sox and the Phillies this week. So who did Evan Roberts pick?
The trading deadline is a little over five weeks away. The Mets are just two games under .500 and five games behind in the wild card race. Does that make them buyers? It just might, according to Mets COO Jeff Wilpon.
If anyone knows how important Jose Reyes is to the Mets, it's Carlos Delgado. "I never like to play GM, but Reyes is a good player. He's a game-changer," Delgado told the New York Daily News on Monday.
Jose Reyes continues his outstanding 2011 season and if history is any indication, the Mets shortstop is in for even more success as the calendar unfolds.
Craig had some good news for Mets fans Tuesday. That is, if you believe Jeff Wilpon, who indicated on Monday that if the Mets are still in the thick of things as the trading deadline approaches (July 31), they could be buyers.
Steve Somers opened up a Monday schmooze with a smorgasbord of sorts. After lamenting the loss of E Street Band saxophonist Clarence "The Big Man" Clemons, Somers gets into the swing of things talking Mets, Yankees, Jack McKeon, Tiger Woods and much more.
I woke up Saturday morning and saw a tweet: Jose Reyes was exploring a new agent. Namely, Scott Boras. Being around this situation for the past few months, I knew I had to check it out. And I knew the story was going to be bogus.
Mets outfielder Jason Bay, battling his way out of a horrendous slump, was riding a four-game hitting streak going into Sunday's game against the Angels. In his first at-bat, he ripped a grounder down the third-base line. Foul ball. Foul ball?
David Wright is eager to return to Citi Field. So what better place to do a little rehab than the Mets' home in Flushing?
The Yankees made their way to the friendly confines of Wrigley Field over the weekend and took 2 of 3 from the Cubs, so Craig had a little pep in his step this morning. The US Open, on the other hand...
