B&C Morning Show: Yankees Are Just Being The Yankees
The Yankees beat the Braves 3-0 in Atlanta and are now tied atop the AL East with the Rays. According to Craig, this is merely an indication that all things are right in the world.
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The Yankees beat the Braves 3-0 in Atlanta and are now tied atop the AL East with the Rays. According to Craig, this is merely an indication that all things are right in the world.
Ivan Nova combined with four relievers on a five-hitter and the New York Yankees beat the Atlanta Braves 3-0 on Monday night to claim a share of first place in the AL East for the first time in seven weeks.
Terry Collins was worried that the error David Wright just made could lead to trouble. With the way the Yankees have hit this month, who could blame him?
Russell Martin and the homer-happy Yankees appeared a little out of practice when it came to celebrating a game-winning homer. No matter, they sent the Mets back to Queens without a win to show for their Bronx trip.
After watching their beloved Mets get man-handled in the Bronx by the Yankees over the weekend, Boomer & Craig took their seats next to one another in the Allstate Studio early this Monday morning, ready to break it all down and do a little venting.
It was not an easy weekend for any Met fan to digest. They came to the Bronx with such hope because they had overacheived this season. And they got swept by their cross-town rivals.
Russell Martin led off the ninth with his second homer of the game and the New York Yankees took advantage of some shoddy infield defense to beat the Mets 5-4.
Mark Teixeira hit a go-ahead homer and Phil Hughes won his third straight decision, sending the New York Yankees to a 4-2 victory over the Mets on Saturday night.
Yankees left fielder Brett Gardner had another setback in his slow recovery from a strained right elbow.
The Mets have bigger fish to fry than one game in the middle of the season, even if it is against a cross-town rival that their fan base vehemently dislikes.
Robinson Cano homered twice and hit one of three straight long balls off an ineffective Santana to lead the Yankees to victory.
Neil Keefe and Sweeny Murti look at the Yankees after two months of play with the Mets headed to the Stadium this weekend for the first part of the Subway Series.
Yankees fans are like a billionaire's baby – we're accustomed to a certain lifestyle, yet we've done little to earn it. Add to that a housefly's patience and adolescent's maturity and you've got the emblem of Evil Empires.
What could be better than the celebration of New York baseball each summer?
For the first time since interleague play began in 1997, Mariano Rivera will not be part of the Yankees-Mets matchup.
The term "Subway Series" used to mean something once upon a time. It signified an intra-city World Series battle. Yankees-Giants, Yankees-Dodgers. Something real.
Joba Chamberlain released news so fresh on Thursday that even his manager was caught off-guard.
Johan Santana made history the last time he took the mound. A win over the Yankees might be satisfying enough this time.
The guys took a call from a fella named Peter and he had, had just about enough of Craig claiming to be a loyal Mets fan, while at the same time openly rooting for the Yankees.
With the Subway Series fast approaching, Al Dukes reached out to one of the best analysts in the business. I'm talking of course about John Flaherty, who is one who still gets pumped-up when the two New York teams hook-up for interleague play.
Let the games begin!
With Mets-Yanks set to get underway in the Bronx, some seem to think the interleague clash has lost some of its luster. Craig isn't one of them.
David Price struck out eight over five scrappy innings to become the AL leader in wins and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the New York Yankees 7-3 on Thursday night to avert a three-game series sweep.
Neil Keefe wonders where the Yankees would be if Andy Pettitte didn't come out of retirement this season.
While much of New York continued to bask in the afterglow of Johan Santana's no-hitter, look what the Yankees have done.
