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Vinny Milano, who's known as Bald Vinny of the Bleacher Creatures, joined Neil to talk about the first two months in the bleachers in 2011 and what to expect this weekend at the Stadium.
Yankee Stadium has never been a pleasant place for Mets fans to visit. The Flushing faithful have experienced some rough moments there, including the now infamous Luis Castillo drop. But riding the subway to the Bronx might feel better this year.
We all knew the Yankees' best pitcher this year would be a large man who threw a live ball. We didn't know he'd throw it with his right hand, and was brought to New York as a de facto insurance policy.
With the Mets coming to the Stadium this weekend, it's important for the Yankees to keep this three-game winning streak going. Sweeny Murti and Neil Keefe discuss the state of the Yankees with the suddenly-hot Bombers returning home.
The 15th season of interleague play begins this weekend as the Mets head to the Bronx to face the Yankees.
Yankees veteran Jorge Posada was back in the playing field for the first time this year on Thursday. But the longtime catcher wasn't behind the plate for New York's 13-2 win over Baltimore.
The Yankees look to continue their torrid hitting when they renew their crosstown rivalry with the Mets in the opener of the Subway Series at Yankee Stadium on Friday night.
Yankees outfielder Chris Dickerson considers himself "extremely fortunate" to have only a headache and a concussion after being struck in the head by a baseball on Wednesday night.
Bob Ojeda shared with the guys his thoughts on the Subway Series, the outlook for the Mets and the process he goes through when picking out a necktie...
We heard from WCBS 880's John Sterling and his trusty sidekick Suzyn Waldman during Jerry's update... or was it just Craig doing his best Suzyn impression? It's tough to keep track these days.
Tonight in the Bronx the Mets and Yankees will start this thing we've come to know as the Subway Series. This morning on the "Morning Extravaganza" you can feel the excitement.
CC Sabathia scattered seven hits over eight shutout innings, Nick Swisher drove in four runs and the New York Yankees beat the Baltimore Orioles 13-2 Thursday night for a two-game sweep.
New York has a pair of pro athletes represented on Forbes' annual "Celebrity 100" compilation of the most powerful people or groups in the entertainment business. And, no surprise, they're both Yankees.
Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez will have his right hip examined this week, although he insists he's not feeling pain and has no desire to miss any playing time.
Chris Dickerson's beaning may not have been intentional, but it sure was scary. Asked if he thought Dickerson was hit on purpose, Joe Girardi said, "I don't get into that. It's just a scary part of the game when a guy gets hit (in the head)."
