B&C Morning Show: 1988 NFL MVP Boomer Esiason Calls-In
As if Bernie Williams and Mark Teixeira weren't enough, Al Dukes booked former NFL MVP Boomer Esiason to join the program.
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As if Bernie Williams and Mark Teixeira weren't enough, Al Dukes booked former NFL MVP Boomer Esiason to join the program.
Mark Teixeira and Craig have forged quite a friendship over the last couple of months or so and he called in this morning to say hello to Bernie Williams and talk some Yankees baseball.
Bernie Williams made the trip into Manhattan this morning to visit with Craig.
Just before 8 a.m Craig took a call from a Mets fan named Gordie, who wanted to predict a sweep for his team over the Yankees and take a shot at the Stadium in the Bronx in the process.
Craig shared an entertaining ode to Roger Clemens and his Yankee tenure, which was brought to his attention by our good friends over @ BobsBlitz.com.
With Boomer in Kentucky shooting things, Craig was flyin' solo in the Allstate Studio -- and he was not happy.
Jason Heyward and the Atlanta Braves never intended to challenge the powerful New York Yankees to a game of home run derby in the Bronx. Still, they came out ahead.
Tell us how you really feel, Donnie Baseball. Mattingly ripped the five-year federal investigation into pitcher Roger Clemens on Tuesday as a complete "waste" of resources and money.
Craig offers some commentary on the situation surrounding the 'Rocket' and his Hall of Fame candidacy.
The Heat defeated the Thunder by the score of 104-98 last night in South Beach to take what seems to be an insurmountable 3-1 lead in the best of seven NBA Finals.
Craig entered the Allstate Studio this morning as a very excited Mets fan, and why wouldn't he?
Chipper Jones atoned for a costly error by cutting down the potential tying run at the plate and the Atlanta Braves held on to end the Yankees' 10-game winning streak, beating New York 4-3 Tuesday night.
Dickey's second straight amazing game leaves only one question: what can he do for an encore?
Standards for conviction are clear in court, less so in baseball, where Mark McGwire and Rafael Palmeiro have been bypassed for the Hall thus far despite distinguished careers.
Joe Girardi theorized if a manager's got a beef, he could throw a little challenge flag. Oh, brother. It's as laughable as using lasers to call balls and strikes, and don't think that hasn't been suggested before.
It follows that no one would dispute the assertion that Lou Gehrig was the greatest of all Yankee firstbasemen. In this blog we consider the question of who reigns as the second-greatest Yankee initial sacker.
Craig was shocked (but not awed) to learn that there are still a lot of tickets available for this weekend's upcoming Subway Series between the Yankees & Mets in Flushing.
Before Jerry Recco could even get started, Craig interrupted the esteemed update anchor to share some R.A. Dickey themed tweets he received from a few loyal listeners.
Roger Clemens was acquitted Monday on all charges that he obstructed and lied to Congress in denying he used performance-enhancing drugs to build his long and brilliant career as one of the greatest pitchers in baseball history.
CC Sabathia struck out 10, Derek Jeter drove in three runs and the New York Yankees won their 10th straight game, beating the Atlanta Braves 6-2 Monday night.
While much will be made of how the Clemens defense team destroyed the credibility of his main accuser, former trainer Brian McNamee, it says here that the testimony of Andy Pettitte was also instrumental in gaining the acquittal.
With one more week of interleague competition left, the American League teams are plus-24 over their National League counterparts and Yankees seem to have the biggest advantage.
The Yankees were once considered to be a two-man deep rotation but as the summer months heat up, so has their entire rotation.
Dickey has not allowed an earned run in any of his last four starts, while pitching at least seven innings and striking out eight or more batters in each game.
After a brief debate with Richard Neer on Sunday morning, I posed the question to Girardi: knowing that replay would have likely cost you a win Saturday, would you still be in favor of expanded replay?
