New York Yankees Visit Bronx Nursing Home For HOPE Week
The New York Yankees are continuing HOPE Week, their annual effort reach out to New York City area communities, and they got a little help on Thursday, WCBS 880's Marla Diamond reported.
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The New York Yankees are continuing HOPE Week, their annual effort reach out to New York City area communities, and they got a little help on Thursday, WCBS 880's Marla Diamond reported.
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.
Russell Martin will be out of the lineup for Thursday night's game against the White Sox with back stiffness. Martin believes that the stiffness will likely cause him to miss a game or two, but a stint on the disabled list is unlikely.
Tim Tebow may be waiting until marriage, but it seems some committed women wouldn't mind scoring with the Jets' backup quarterback.
Baseball fans with deep pockets will soon have a chance to own an ultra-rare piece of baseball memorabilia.
A woman charged with stalking and shaking down Brian Cashman has said he got her phony identification to use in getting an abortion after she became pregnant with his child.
On July 1, 1987, 24-hour sports talk radio was born, and boy did baseball look different.
It's almost like somebody upstairs told Joe Girardi, "Okay, I gave you one. Now let's see how you do with minor-leaguer Adam Warren and, oh, Freddy Garcia!"
It's a good thing the Yankees hold a five-game lead over Baltimore. New York might need every bit of the head start after losing their top two pitchers Wednesday.
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.
Today's radio program began on a somewhat somber note, as Craig battled through his emotions and talked about how 'his' beloved Yankees will be forced to endure the loss of 40 percent of their starting rotation.
Andy Pettitte broke his ankle on the same day the Yankees put CC Sabathia on the disabled list, and Robinson Cano hit a go-ahead homer to help New York beat the Cleveland Indians 5-4 Wednesday for a three-game sweep.
Little Andy Fass of Hamilton has a form of albinism that has left him legally blind. But a chance encounter in April gave Andy a chance to see himself in a new light.
Yankees manager Joe Girardi expects the 31-year-old Sabathia to miss two starts. Freddy Garcia will start in his place Friday against the Chicago White Sox.
Look who's No. 1! Give it up for the Bronx Bombers.
Jeter has never made a big deal about turning older, he simply deals with it day-by-day, the same thing he's done his entire career.
To make room on the 40-man roster, New York transferred outfielder Brett Gardner to the 60-day disabled list Tuesday.
Coming back from break, the gang engaged in a discussion about what constitutes a 'game-winning RBI' before focusing their attention some audio from last night's Yankees' radio broadcast on WCBS 880.
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.
Phil Hughes bounced back from a rough outing to pitch eight scoreless innings and Alex Rodriguez hit a long home run Tuesday night, leading the New York Yankees to a 6-4 victory over the Cleveland Indians.
HOPE Week, the New York Yankees' annual team effort to get out and help local communities, continued Tuesday in Queens.
The bottom line is this—yes, this Yankee team is a bit flawed offensively at times. And they score a lot of runs on home runs. There's nothing wrong with that. It doesn't automatically mean they are destined for another early exit in October.
Well, on Saturday and Sunday, Terry Collins was more like Tom Collins. On the rocks.
