Magic Johnson Says Dodgers Won't Go After Robinson Cano
"Though I can't talk about it, that other guy in New York is going to get paid -- not by us," the Dodgers owner said Thursday, according to CBSSports.com. "But he's going to get paid."
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"Though I can't talk about it, that other guy in New York is going to get paid -- not by us," the Dodgers owner said Thursday, according to CBSSports.com. "But he's going to get paid."
It would seem virtually impossible (absent an unlikely settlement) for the arbitration to be over in the allotted five days.
Granderson, 32, will be an unrestricted free agent after the playoffs, but his agent told the NY Post on Wednesday the veteran outfielder doesn't want to go anywhere.
Curtis was sentenced Thursday in a Barry County courtroom. A jury this past summer found the two-time World Series champion guilty of six counts of criminal sexual conduct.
Hispanics Across America president Fernando Mateo joined WFAN's "Boomer & Carton" program on Thursday to put the Yankees and MLB on blast for what he calls an "injustice" against Alex Rodriguez.
The "Boomer & Carton" show decided to put a few supporters to the test. Show staffer Tommy Lugauer headed to the MLB offices on Wednesday, delivering his results Thursday morning.
The Yankees want Joe Girardi back -- so they'd better work quickly. New York will have less than a month to hammer out a deal before the Chicago Cubs can make their move.
Wednesday, Oct. 2, was the third day of the scheduled (for now) five-day Alex Rodriguez arbitration at 245 Park Ave.
Boomer and Craig got things rolling on Thursday morning by talking about the circus-like atmosphere at the MLB offices down on Park Avenue due to the Alex Rodriguez suspension appeals case, which began on Monday.
The Yanks could be in rare, rebuild mode. The Mets lost Harvey long after they lost their season. The Giants are a staggering 0-4. The Jets are returning to their forlorn form. The Knicks aren't even the best team in the five boroughs. God help us.
Alex Rodriguez is appealing his 211-game suspension related to MLB's latest performance-enhancing drugs scandal, and a picture of his defense is finally starting to emerge. Or is it?
After two days of the Alex Rodriguez arbitration, as he appeals his 211-game suspension, much has happened both inside and outside.
Craig got to wondering what in the world is going on down there at the MLB offices on Park Avenue, so he decided to send Tommy Lugauer over there to investigate.
"He knows we'd like to have him stay and continue as manager of the New York Yankees as we move forward," general manager Brian Cashman said Tuesday.
"We want her fired, and we want an explanation as to why we have to be assaulted by their employees, simply because we're peacefully trying to demonstrate and get our voices heard," Mateo said.
