B&C Morning Show: Sterling Is Ill-Prepared, Jeter Finds A Hole
While driving in his car Sunday afternoon, Craig had his radio tuned to WCBS 880 so he could catch the tandem of John Sterling and Suzyn Waldman call all of the action, as only they can.
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While driving in his car Sunday afternoon, Craig had his radio tuned to WCBS 880 so he could catch the tandem of John Sterling and Suzyn Waldman call all of the action, as only they can.
Mike Pelfrey pitched 6 strong innings for the "Not So Amazin's" but failed to get out of the 7th -- and when the inning concluded the Yanks had put up an 8-spot and were well on their way to the win.
Even the Yankees and Mets can't seem to stir up fans, which is probably understandable because this was the 15th regular-season Subway Series between the two teams.
Derek Jeter tied the score with a two-run single that sparked an eight-run rally in the seventh inning, Alex Rodriguez drove in the go-ahead run.
Mark Teixeira homered for the third straight game, Alex Rodriguez also connected and the New York Yankees went deep four times to back A.J. Burnett in a 7-3 victory over the Mets on Saturday night.
Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter says doctors discovered four "very small" brain tumors after he had an MRI on Friday in Florida.
R.A. Dickey regained command of his knuckleball and confounded the Yankees for six innings, Daniel Murphy homered and a youthful Mets lineup won the Subway Series opener 2-1 Friday night in front of a surprisingly lackluster New York crowd.
Since his April 19th call-up, the Mets Justin Turner has been putting in sizzling performances and has earned the right to be a regular in Terry Collins' lineup.
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.
A court-appointed trustee says the owners of the Mets reaped profits from Bernard Madoff's financial Ponzi scheme even as they went "shopping" for insurance to protect themselves in case the scam collapsed.
The 15th season of interleague play begins this weekend as the Mets head to the Bronx to face the Yankees.
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.
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...
Kevin Burkhardt is SNY's Mets field reporter and with the Subway Series this weekend -- combined with his "man-crush" on Kevin -- Al "Hughes" Dukes was more than happy to have him come on with Boomer & Craig.
Hey, it didn't rain at Citi Field yesterday! And another thing, the Mets won!
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.
Dillon Gee shut down Washington once again, tossing hitless ball until pitcher Livan Hernandez grounded a clean single with two outs in the sixth inning, to lead the New York Mets over the Nationals 1-0 Thursday.
Angel Pagan, on the disabled list since April 22 with a strained muscle on his left side, played seven innings in center field Wednesday night. He went 1-for-3 with a walk and a home run.
Craig stayed up to watch the end of the Yankees' 15-inning, 4-1 victory over the Orioles last night in Baltimore -- and he was sure happy he did. Not only was he rewarded by witnessing a Yankees win, but according to him, he saw what could be a season-changing triumph.
Jonathon Niese pitched seven sharp innings, some of them in heavy rain, and Justin Turner added to his recent tear with a two-run double that sent the Mets to a 3-0 win over the Nationals on Wednesday.
The Mets are playing well as we end the first quarter of the season. And in a watered down NL wild card race, that could mean Sandy Alderson will have an interesting decision come July 31st.
Between the weather in New York and injury news, it has been a tough week for the Mets. The Washington Nationals have also dealt with the rain, but they like the way they've been playing of late.
Maybe if the weather remains rainy in New York, David Wright won't end up going on the disabled list after all.
the Mets will place third baseman David Wright on the 15-Day DL, retroactive to Monday, May 16, with a lower back stress fracture.
