Wait, What? Mets Start 3-0 While Winless Yankees Search For Answers
This wasn't how the 2012 season was supposed to start -- right?
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This wasn't how the 2012 season was supposed to start -- right?
0-3. Panic in the streets? Maybe. Panic in the clubhouse? Not quite.
After 'a weekend like no other,' Boomer & Craig had their work cut out for them this morning.
Tampa Bay Rays beat the New York Yankees 3-0 Sunday to complete a season-opening sweep
Yankees trimmed a six-run deficit to two in the ninth, even getting Alex Rodriguez to plate as the potential tying run.
Andy Pettitte is pleased with his progress and is looking forward to pitching Monday in extended spring training.
Carlos Pena hit an early grand slam off CC Sabathia, then completed a ninth-inning comeback with an RBI single off Mariano Rivera that lifted the Tampa Bay Rays to a season-opening 7-6 victory over the New York Yankees on Friday.
Michael Pineda was placed on the disabled list with tendinitis in his right shoulder on March 31, and it appears that he won't make his Yankees debut in the Bronx any time soon.
Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez is locked in -- er, make that logged on.
Watch out, Yankees. Major League Baseball is starting to spread the wealth.
Stacked across the board, the Bombers have their eye on World Series championship No. 28.
Joe Girardi is ready for the long journey back "to where you want to be." In case you're not aware, in Yankee-land, that's late October.
We are now privy to some of his 'likes,' including 'Family Ties' and 'Seinfeld'.
For Boomer and Craig's money, there's not a better baseball analyst around than John Flaherty.
New Mets center fielder Andres Torres is headed to the disabled list and back to the team's spring training facility in Florida after re-injuring his left calf on Thursday in New York's season-opening 1-0 win over the Atlanta Braves.
The majority of big league stadiums -- if not all -- sell out on the first day of the season, but that trend doesn't continue throughout the entire 162-game season. In fact, many fans say they don't expect to make it to a ballpark this year at all.
Since so much has changed for the Yankees in the last year, Neil Keefe thought it was necessary to revisit and update the "Order Of Importance" and adjust things to fit 2012.
"If they want me to prove that I can catch in the big leagues, I'll go there and I'll prove it," said Cervelli.
Neil Keefe is joined by Sweeny Murti to talk about the Yankees and what to expect from them in 2012 as they prepare to open the season in Tampa Bay.
Neil Keefe is joined by Marc Malusis to preview the 2012 season for the Yankees and Mets, talk about the new wild-card format and give some predictions for the year.
Finally, we will all be introduced to those the Mets spent money on in the offseason: Home Depot and Sherwin-Williams.
Andy Pettitte threw a scoreless inning in his first game since ending a one-year retirement and the New York Yankees beat the New York Mets 8-3 on Wednesday.
The Bombers acquired catcher Chris Stewart from the Giants on Wednesday in exchange for right-handed pitcher George Kontos, and Francisco Cervelli was optioned to Triple-A
Cashman thinks his team is loaded with talent. But he doesn't see New York as the team to beat.
Yep, it's that time again. The slate has been wiped clean as the boys of summer get ready to rumble. Find out how WFAN's Evan Roberts ranked the Top 10 teams in baseball (hint: Yankees aren't No. 1).
