B&C Morning Show: Jerry Updates Us All On Yankees, Mets And More
Jerry began his first update of the day in a familiar manner, with a play-by-play cut from the radio voice of the Yankees, John Sterling.
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Jerry began his first update of the day in a familiar manner, with a play-by-play cut from the radio voice of the Yankees, John Sterling.
For those of you keeping track at home, this marks the 5th straight season the Mets have failed to qualify for postseason play.
Yankees' prospect Dante Bichette Jr. had an outstanding first year in professional baseball as he completed an MVP season in the Gulf Coast League and was promoted to Single-A Staten Island. He was part of two championship winning teams and Dante's future looks very bright.
The Mets will begin their 50th anniversary season in style -- at home.
No loud screams or wild gestures. No outlandish dogpiles. Just a respectful celebration for save No. 600 that was pure Mariano Rivera.
It looks like A-Rod can finally put a lid on "Popcorn-Gate." The Yankees' All-Star slugger and actress Cameron Diaz "recently" split up, according to US Weekly.
Russell Martin was back in the Yankees' lineup on Tuesday night, Nick Swisher was back in the outfield and Alex Rodriguez may not be that far away.
David Cone joined Boomer & Craig this morning on the heels of the guys' conversation about a Patriots bar in D.C. called "The Capitol Lounge."
Mariano Rivera became just the second pitcher in MLB history to record 600 saves and soon enough he will surpass Trevor Hoffman's record of 601.
Mariano Rivera saved the 600th game of his career, moving within one of Trevor Hoffman's major league record, by closing out the New York Yankees' 3-2 win over the Seattle Mariners on Tuesday night.
Did I drop the Red Sox far enough? Probably not based on what's gone on in Red Sox nation, but for now we'll put them at 6 though that number may grow in the final few weeks.
For the past couple of seasons, the one pitcher who could consistently stifle the Yankees was Seattle ace Felix Hernandez. That run came to an abrupt end Monday night.
Bernie Williams was at BGC Charity Day on behalf of the Wounded Warrior Foundation, so naturally Boomer and Craig had him come on the show for a few minutes.
Robinson Cano and Curtis Granderson homered, New York scored two key runs when Peter Bourjos dropped a fly ball in the seventh inning, and the Yankees beat the Los Angeles Angels 6-5 Sunday to snap a four-game skid.
Dan Haren threw a complete game shutout on Saturday night as the Yankees' bats went cold in a 6-0 defeat.
Robert Andino singled home the winning run in the 10th inning after tying it in the eighth, and the Baltimore Orioles rallied to beat the New York Yankees 5-4 Thursday.
If you are sixty years old (or older), you probably remember when the Major Leagues consisted of only sixteen teams.
Because of 11:08 p.m. - 2:15 a.m., the Yankees gave a game away.
After waiting several hours to start Tuesday night's game, the Yankees held on a few more minutes for the go-ahead run. But the question is, should they have played at all?
Tuesday night's heavy rains, combined with a full September schedule, meant a late start to the Yankees-Orioles game in the Bronx. A really late start.
The Phillies are closing in on 100 wins and a meaningless September, and that means they retain the top spot in Evan Roberts' MLB Power Rankings.
Jesus Montero has ability and youth on his side to become a legitimate power threat for the Yankees. How good will he be? Two all-time New York catchers, Mike Piazza and Jorge Posada, could provide the measuring stick.
Jesus gathered a throng of new believers on Monday. Jesus Montero, that is -- the Yankees' 21-year-old catching prospect.
Jesus Montero had himself an afternoon in the Bronx, as the 21-year-old prospect got the start at DH on Monday and responded by hitting two home runs.
