CBS 2 Saturday Morning Program Links -- May 12, 2012
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In 20 games with the Yanks this season, Nunez hit .294 with five RBIs, six stolen bases, seven runs and a triple. He also committed four errors in the field -- two at third base, one at shortstop and another at second base.
Dave Robertson blew a save the other night, and the city sighed. Not because we dislike Dave Robertson, who has the electric arm and the elastic memory of a big-time reliever, but because he's not Mariano Rivera.
The Yankees needed Robinson Cano to break out offensively and his resurgence can help the Yankees toward first place.
Like former Roger Clemens teammate Andy Pettitte a week before, Brian Cashman sometimes sounded more like a defense witness.
The outfielder, who has been out with a strained right elbow, had a setback in his rehab, manager Joe Girardi said following Thursday's 5-3 win over Tampa Bay.
Pettitte is all set -- to spend time with the Yankees in the clubhouse, to sit on the bench with his teammates, to warm up in the bullpen.
Jerry Recco's first update had a little bit of everything, beginning with a Yankees win.
With a four-hour show ahead of them, Boomer & Craig decided to open up with 'America's Favorite Pastime' -- specifically, the Yankees.
CC Sabathia outpitched David Price for the first time in six career matchups between the All-Star lefties, Robinson Cano and Curtis Granderson homered and the New York Yankees beat the Tampa Bay Rays 5-3 Thursday night.
Injured and defeated in a playoff game against the Boston Red Sox, Roger Clemens asked for the man who could "push his buttons." He asked for Brian McNamee.
Neil Keefe says David Robertson is the right choice to close for the Yankees, calls out Mark Teixeira and praises Henrik Lundqvist in this week's Thursday Thoughts.
Teixeira is used to getting off to a cold start, but this is something new entirely.
The speedster was not with the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees -- the Bombers' Triple-A affiliate -- for their day game on Thursday, so it's likely that he'll be in the Bronx this evening.
Matt Joyce hit a three-run homer off fill-in closer David Robertson in the ninth inning, falling down on a twisted ankle as he finished his swing, and the Tampa Bay Rays rallied to beat the New York Yankees 4-1 on Wednesday night.
Police sources told CBS 2 the charges stem from two incidents over the last 10 days -- that he exposed himself to an 8-year-old girl and inappropriately touched her.
The treatment for the blood clot was the reliever's "complication" that doctors revealed they encountered when examining Mariano Rivera on Monday, WFAN's Sweeny Murti reported.
Kirk Radomski, who provided performance-enhancing drugs to dozens of Major League Baseball players, injected some much-needed energy into a plodding prosecution case at Roger Clemens' perjury trial.
Is it 1999? Did Derek Jeter bathe in the fountain of youth in the offseason? He sure is playing like it. Actually, he's playing better. Since Jeter collected his 3,000th hit, he has hit like a player in his prime, not in his decline.
What Yankees GM Brian Cashman said Tuesday should calm the worst-case fears of the Bronx faithful.
While most of the talk around Yankee Stadium still revolved around Mariano Rivera and Andy Pettitte's imminent return, Michael Pineda sat in the dugout Tuesday afternoon, his right arm in a sling.
Ivan Nova woke up early Wednesday morning to give Boomer and Craig a call and talk all things Yanks.
David Robertson struck out Carlos Pena with the bases loaded to end a rocky ninth inning in his first save chance since Mariano Rivera's season-ending knee injury, helping the New York Yankees end a seven-game skid against the Tampa Bay Rays with a 5-3 victory Tuesday night.
Rosendo "Rusty" Torres wasn't a household name when he played two years for the Yankees back in the 1970s, but everyone knows him in one Massapequa neighborhood, and they can't believe he's being accused of sexually abusing a child.
Andy Pettitte will make his comeback on Sunday against the Seattle Mariners at Yankee Stadium.
