Boomer & Carton: What The Heck Happened To The Yanks' 'Hefty Lefty'?
The Yanks opened their 2014 season in Houston by doing their best impersonation of the Mets, resulting in a 6-2 loss to the underwhelming Astros.
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The Yanks opened their 2014 season in Houston by doing their best impersonation of the Mets, resulting in a 6-2 loss to the underwhelming Astros.
The Yankees began Derek Jeter's farewell season Tuesday night with a 6-2 loss to the Houston Astros.
"What do I think about the chances of Derek Jeter coming to the Indians? That may be the dumbest, stupidest call and question I've ever encountered."
"I think, at worst, this is a playoff-contending team. I think this roster is a playoff-contending roster ... I have a lot of optimism, a lot of hope."
"I'm trying to treat it like any other opening day," said Jeter, who will retire at season's end. "I don't foresee this being any different." To the rest of the sports world it certainly will be.
After depriving his starving fans for close to four months, the parody song magician that is Al Dukes found himself back in the Allstate Studio Tuesday morning...
If all three don't have bounce-back years it won't matter what the new guys do. Consider these three guys the core for 2014.
The great Cal Ripken Jr. woke up a little early this morning to talk some baseball with his two buddies Boomer & Carton.
"By his personality, you can tell he feels really good about where he's at," Cashman said.
The Bombers were a distant second at $199 million, ending their streak of six straight openers above the $200 million mark.
Until they start throwing around the old hardball for real, everybody's even despite the obvious baggage the Mets bring against the Nationals on Monday or the improvements the Yanks take to Houston on Tuesday.
Al Leiter played 19 season in the big leagues, so he knows a thing or two about Opening Day.
The forecast calls for a 60 percent chance of rain Monday, although much of it is expected to pass by the time the Mets and Nationals begin play at Citi Field at 1:10 p.m.
Yankees captain Derek Jeter had his final spring training game rained out.
Masahiro Tanaka struck out 10 and allowed three hits over six innings Friday night in the New York Yankees' 3-0 win over the Miami Marlins.
