B&C Morning Show: Rex Getting Exactly What He Wants; Yankees Stink It Up
While opening up today's radio program, Boomer & Craig went through a bit of a rough patch.
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While opening up today's radio program, Boomer & Craig went through a bit of a rough patch.
The Yankees scored twice off Tigers closer Jose Valverde in the ninth inning and had runners at second and third when Curtis Granderson popped up for the final out. The AL East leaders have lost 12 of 18.
After boldly comparing himself to fictitious movie character 'Dirk Diggler', Jerry Recco went on to begin his update with a story that started quite a firestorm yesterday morning.
Ivan Nova insisted his confidence isn't an issue. His location? Well, even Nova acknowledged that's becoming a problem.
An X-ray taken Thursday gave the Yankees third baseman reason to believe he's right on target.
Derek Jeter is well known for his accomplishments both on and off the field, which is why it seemed a bit odd to learn that Saturday night the Yankees' Captain attended Mike Tyson's show on Broadway all by himself.
After Craig pointed out that Usain Bolt is fast, Jerry Recco was on hand to deliver his well prepared update.
Boomer and Craig began this Monday edition of the Morning Extravaganza by talking about the Yankees, as they continue to 'tread water' as the Booms put it.
Andy Pettitte is recovering from a broken fibula and is hoping to return to the Yankees in September.
The Yankees defeated the Mariners 6-2 on Sunday, before heading out on a 7-game road trip.
Felix Hernandez silenced Yankee bats as the Mariners shutout the Yankees 1-0 on Saturday afternoon.
CC Sabathia pitched a three-hitter and struck out 10, dominating the Mariners as usual while leading the New York Yankees to a 6-3 victory Friday night.
Derek Jeter is doing what?! Yankees fans were in for a shock Thursday when a hacker briefly took control of their favorite team's Facebook page.
Oh, how the mighty have fallen. Panic in the Bronx? Not exactly. But they're no longer the best team in baseball.
Joba Chamberlain finally made his long-awaited major league return on Wednesday, but gave up a home run to his first batter.
Robinson Cano hit a grand slam in a seven-run third inning, New York won for just the fourth time in 13 games and restored a 6½-game lead in the AL East.
Sonia Sotomayor traded benches for a day, joining the New York Yankees' Bleacher Creatures.
The infielder decided to stray away from a televised grooming, like Jose Reyes had when his dreadlocks were cut on the MLB Network last winter.
For the first time ever, a record 10 clubs will earn an invite to MLB's postseason dance. As a result, the rumor mill was churning at full speed up to the last possible second.
Donald Trump is no stranger to Yankee Stadium. But when it comes to rooting on the Bombers, let's just say "The Donald" should stay away from the wave -- or get some practice.
Bottom line here is this—the Yankees are always trying to win, but there are times to say no.
Sure, the Yankees have given back some of their comfortable lead. Still, only Washington and Cincinnati have better records than New York.
First we hear from an upset Jerry Jones, as he is apparently still too pissed to talk to his troubled wide receiver Dez Bryant after his run-in with the law, this on the heels of pining for the 'glory hole days' earlier in the week.
Before turning it over to Jerry Recco so that he could deliver his first update of the morning, Craig attempted to offer Yamkees' fan comfort by telling them it is not time to panic.
Boomer and Craig opened up today's edition of the Morning Extravaganza by talking about the struggling Bronx Bombers, who saw their lead in the A.L. East trimmed to 5.5 games.
