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The most famous chicken in New York has a new home and two more famous fans.
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The most famous chicken in New York has a new home and two more famous fans.
Despite being traded by New York nearly one year ago, Francisco Rodriguez has never ruled out a future reunion at Citi Field. Apparently the Amazin's haven't either.
Here we are in the first full week of July and the New York Mets -- you know that team that everyone just wanted to go away -- are very much a playoff contender.
With their 43 victories so far, the Mets again have at least 40 wins through 81 games for the 13th time in the past 16 seasons.
Despite a healthy lead last week, David Wright finished second in the All-Star fan balloting at third base -- a whopping 1,610,162 votes behind San Francisco's Pablo Sandoval.
Jerry Recco was determined to make it through his first update of the week without making an error, which he did.
The Dynamic Radio Duo also shared their thoughts on David Wright not being voted as an NL All-Star starter, an injustice in Craig's eyes based on the fact he held nearly a 400,000 vote lead on Thursday.
The Mets' defense betrayed them on Sunday night as they lost to the Dodgers 8-3.
The Mets extended their winning streak to four behind Johan Santana's brilliant eight innings of shutout ball. They defeated the Dodgers 5-0 on Saturday.
When you are the best pitcher in baseball, deductive reasoning says you are also the best pitcher in the National League. When you are the best pitcher in the National League, you should start the All-Star Game.
Dickey allowed three hits over eight innings to become the Majors' first 12-game winner and lead the New York Mets to a 9-0 victory over the Dodgers on Friday night.
In the third part of the 25th anniversary show, President and Chief Executive Officer of CBS Radio Dan Mason joined the program alongside Don Bouloukos, a Senior Vice President for CBS Radio.
The New York Yankees have announced that they have claimed pitcher Chris Schwinden off waivers from the Cleveland Indians, and have assigned him to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
My dreams came true on July 1, 1987. And I had no idea it happened.
Chris Young And Chris Capuano were teammates with the Mets last season and shared one common trait above all — resiliency. New York's starter got the better of their first head-to-head matchup since free agency Thursday.
The baton has been passed over to Robinson Cano to become the main force in the Yankees' lineup. Lately, Cano has taken the baton and ran with it, as he's carrying the offense on his back.
Cashman may not want to give Epstein the chance to get the best of him in a trade. But he needs to do what is best for the team, and that means pick up the phone and make a trade happen.
17 runs. Bonanza!!! Ever since demolishing Tampa Bay in Florida, the Mets had averaged just a measly 3.4 runs per game over the next 11 while losing 7 of them, so Wednesday must have seemed like Christmas to them.
On July 1, 1987, 24-hour sports talk radio was born, and boy did baseball look different.
Jerry Recco's first update of the morning began in a similar fashion as to today's show, by providing the details surrounding the Yankees 5-4 win over the Indians - including losing Andy Pettitte for 6-8 weeks to a broken fibula.
Daniel Murphy homered twice, Scott Hairston hit a grand slam and David Wright drove in five runs to lead the New York Mets to a 17-1 rout of the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday.
Mets manager Terry Collins is tired of his team's recent poor play. "We've got to get it stopped," he said Tuesday night. "We've got to turn it around right now."
Clearly Darling is aware, and worthy of his nomination for this year's 'Pulse of the People' award, but when asked about it he did his best to downplay the honor bestowed upon him.
Craig had a little fun with his radio partner by getting him up to speed with what he missed on yesterday's radio program, specifically the #1 NY sports moment of the last 25 years, or something along those lines.
Craig is starting to think that this great story that the Mets have provided thus far, will be a distant memory by the time the All-Star Break rolls around.
