Yankees Need Bartolo Colon To Shake Off Two Straight Losses
Bartolo Colon hasn't been effective for the Yankees in his last two starts. The Bombers will need their veteran to turn it around, starting Tuesday night in Tampa Bay.
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Bartolo Colon hasn't been effective for the Yankees in his last two starts. The Bombers will need their veteran to turn it around, starting Tuesday night in Tampa Bay.
The Yankees won their third straight on Monday night, beating the Rays 5-4 after Russell Martin drew a ninth-inning, bases-loaded walk -- but the win didn't come without some adversity.
Russell Martin drew a bases-loaded walk with two outs in the top of the ninth inning, giving the New York Yankees a 5-4 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday night.
Two of the dominant players of the 1980's and Big Apple baseball legends Don Mattingly and Keith Hernandez have been overlooked by Hall of Fame voters over the years and deserve reconsideration.
While I failed to harpoon the heart of every bromance with the captain last week, we agree on one thing: there will come a day when Derek Jeter is no longer the starting shortstop for the Yankees, and that day is about two years away.
Rockies pitcher Ubaldo Jimenez is interesting, but he's not the perfect-fit, no-questions-asked upgrade Yankees fans have pined for since Cliff Lee escaped them last July and last December.
Even with his early season struggles, the Rockies aren't about to deal away 19-game winner Ubaldo Jimenez for peanuts. "We would have to be absolutely overwhelmed. It would have to be a Herschel Walker deal," Colorado GM Dan O'Dowd said this weekend.
When A.J. Burnett first joined the Yankees, he couldn't lose to the Rays. Now he can't beat them. He had better figure it out, because there are major playoff implications at stake in this four-game series.
Yankees radio play-by-play man John Sterling was up to his old tricks over the weekend in Toronto. Despite the Morning Extravaganza being off, Boomer & Craig paid the Sterling Saturday gaffe it's proper due this morning...
While listening to Yankees catcher Russell Martin pay homage to Phil Hughes, Craig noticed some whistling -- and apparently that's a no-no in a men's locker room.
Boomer was proud of the US women's efforts, who lost in the World Cup Final on Sunday. Craig, on the other hand, called it a choke job if there ever was one -- and informed Boomer that there was nothing he could say that would change his mind.
The New York Yankees recalled outfielder Chris Dickerson from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Sunday and optioned outfielder Greg Golson to Triple-A.
Phil Hughes pitched six effective innings to earn his first win of the season and the New York Yankees beat the Toronto Blue Jays 7-2 on Sunday.
CC Sabathia won his seventh straight start to become the first 14-game winner in the majors, Brett Gardner had three hits and the New York Yankees beat Toronto 4-1 on Saturday.
Yankees manager Joe Girardi offered up a new twist Saturday in the sign-stealing saga between his team and the Blue Jays.
Brandon Morrow won his fourth straight decision, Yunel Escobar had three hits and the Toronto Blue Jays again roughed up the New York Yankees for their fifth straight win, 7-1 on Friday night.
Sir Paul McCartney kicked off his first series of concerts at the new stadium. It is the start of his "On The Run" tour, which will also hit Detroit, Chicago and Cincinnati.
Do you think Eliot Spitzer or David Paterson will return to politics at some point? Share your thoughts inside.
The New York Yankees' 16-7 defeat to the Toronto Blue Jays on Thursday was further proof that their bullpen is not up to snuff. It's gotten to the point that I've come up with an adjective to describe Boone Logan's futility: 'Loganeous'
If not for a rainout last Friday night, New York might never have heard of Yankees fan Christian Lopez. "When I jumped on it, my first thought was to ... show everybody I had it. As soon as I did that I was like, 'This is an awful idea,'" he told WFAN's Boomer & Carton on Friday.
Derek Jeter says he's surprised his no-show at the All-Star game caused such a commotion, and denied a FOXSports.com report that said he was absent due to "emotional and physical exhaustion" from his run to 3,000 hits.
Seems you can't put an MLB star on trial without a mistrial. Barry Bonds and former Yankees star Roger Clemens remain perfectly bookended, each with seven major awards, one mistrial and no guilty verdict assured of sticking.
The Yankees have signed left-handed reliever J.C. Romero to a minor league contract. The team assigned him to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre before their 16-7 loss to the Blue Jays on Thursday.
It sounded as if John Sterling was well rested after a brief break for the All-Star game. He was on hand in Toronto and on his game in the booth, calling the action on WCBS 880. The Yankees, on the other hand, had a rough go of it.
Craig was a little long-winded when opening up today's edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza after 'his beloved' Yankees played north of the border last night and got a beatdown to the tune of 16-7.
