B&C Morning Show: How The Game Has Changed
The guys took a call from a female baseball fan who doesn't care for all of the fraternizing that goes on between players on opposing teams in today's game.
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The guys took a call from a female baseball fan who doesn't care for all of the fraternizing that goes on between players on opposing teams in today's game.
Jerry Recco was all over it this morning, updating the different directions which the Yankees and the Mets are currently heading in.
Boomer & Craig enjoyed a little 3-day weekend, so when they took their seats in the Allstate Studio just after 6 a.m., the Dynamic Radio Duo had plenty to talk about.
The Yankees increased the win streak to nine on Sunday after winning 4-1 and sweeping the Nationals.
Giants quarterback Eli Manning threw out the first pitch at Citi Field before the Mets took on the Reds on Sunday.
Nick Swisher was scratched from the Yankees' lineup on Sunday but is expected to play Monday should the pain subside.
Mark Teixeira delivered the game-winning two-RBI hit in the 14th inning as the Yankees defeated the Nationals 5-3 on Saturday.
Yankees' outfielder Nick Swisher left Saturday's game after sliding into home plate. It was later discovered he suffered a quad contusion.
Curtis Granderson drove in three runs, Derek Jeter had two hits and Phil Hughes pitched six innings to win his fourth straight start, and the New York Yankees won their seventh game in a row, beating the Washington Nationals 7-2 on Friday night.
Many "experts" insisted a sweep at Yankee Stadium would be the beginning of the end for the Mets. Terry Collins and his players didn't get the memo, or more properly, they ripped it up.
Gardner saw Dr. Timothy Kremchek on Thursday for another opinion on the elbow that has kept him out of action since April 18.
In honor of his hit on Wednesday night -- his first since returning from the disabled list -- this column is devoted to Mets fans' public enemy number one (at least within the 40-man roster, that is).
There really should be no debate. A-Rod, and the rest of the gang that found better cheating through chemistry, will need to be enrolled in Cooperstown.
A-Rod, he's called, because he needed a handle. Being Alex wasn't enough. Just as his talent wasn't enough. He needed a needle.
I always thought of myself as traditional, but you know what? I've come around on the DH. So much so, that it's time to add it to the National League. That's right, I said it. I want the NL to adopt the DH.
Curtis Granderson hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the sixth inning and the streaking New York Yankees beat the Atlanta Braves 3-2 on Wednesday night to complete their second straight three-game sweep.
Surprise, surprise: Alex Rodriguez isn't beloved among his peers.
Kearns sure picked the right game -- and the right seat -- to watch his favorite team for the first time.
"My surgery was a success, it went perfectly," Rivera tweeted. "I am looking forward to beginning my rehab soon. Thanks as always for your prayers."
When a listener named Gary called-in and said that Alex Rodriguez was no Lou Gehrig, it got Craig to thinking.
As is usually the case, Jerry Recco failed to make it through his first update without being interrupted. Today's interruption though, was understandable - which isn't always the case.
Yankees beat the Braves and the Mets beat the Rays, which meant Boomer & Craig entered the Allstate Studio early Wednesday morning with a whole lot to talk about.
Alex Rodriguez hit his 23rd career grand slam, matching Hall of Famer Lou Gehrig's record, and the New York Yankees scored six runs in the eighth inning to rally for a 6-4 win over the Atlanta Braves on Tuesday night.
Ultimately, this is a team that has a very small margin for error, and they have committed way too many errors to survive.
The weekend at Bernie's wasn't very much fun for the Mets.
