A-Rod With Yankees, Could Return To Lineup Saturday
Alex Rodriguez is back with the Bombers - but he's not quite ready to play.
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Alex Rodriguez is back with the Bombers - but he's not quite ready to play.
Steve Somers opened up a Thursday night schmooze with -- what else? -- the ground rule double heard 'round the world.
CC Sabathia stopped his two-start losing streak with nine strikeouts over seven innings, and the New York Yankees hit three home runs to support him in an 8-4 victory over the depleted Minnesota Twins on Thursday night.
In an effort to choose a Game 3 starter six weeks before the Yankees have to, I decided to create odds for the four candidates and their chances at getting the ball for Game 3 in the postseason.
The New York Yankees need their ace CC Sabathia to deliver a statement tonight against the Twins. Though taking two out of three games to the Royals, the Yankees' rotation looked weak and was exposed during the series.
A-Rod's return on Thursday appeared to be a given. Even Yankees manager Joe Girardi hinted about the date this week. Well, it will have to wait.
Jerry began his update by providing us with John Sterling, calling Royals DH Billy Butler's controversial home run in the 3rd inning of Wednesday night's Yankees loss.
There were two topic that dominated the open of Thursday's Morning Extravaganza: Rex Ryan saying the Jets offense is "scary good" and the Yankees getting screwed (according to Craig) last night in Kansas City.
Alex Gordon hit a three-run home run, Billy Butler added a contested solo shot and the Kansas City Royals survived a harrowing ninth inning to beat the New York Yankees 5-4 Wednesday night.
From a competitive angle looking from on the field view, baseball should take a committed look at the NFL or football in general and how they operate.
At what point does A.J. "I can only beat the Royals" Burnett become a burden? When is it acceptable to employ a pitcher who has just one August win in three years (and just got it two days ago)?
Jorge Posada turns 40 years old today. It's not his best season -- he's had some highs and he's had some lows. But it's almost certainly his last season as a Yankee.
Alex Rodriguez singled and played six innings in the field Tuesday night, as the Yankees third baseman continues his minor-league rehabilitation following right knee surgery in July.
YES Network analyst Ken Singleton called in to be part of the Morning Extravaganza for the first time -- and he didn't disappoint.
It's time for the finals of WFAN's Fantasy Phenom – Year 2! Once again we've given listeners a chance to become a WFAN host for up to one year. Congratulations to this year's five finalists.
