Subway Series Storylines, Part II
It’s the second part of the Subway Series 2012 and that means more interesting storylines for both the Yankees and Mets this weekend at Citi Field.
Henrik Lundqvist Has Been Validated and Other Thoughts
Thoughts on Henrik Lundqvist finally getting the recognition and credit he deserves and the glorious disaster that is the 2012 Red Sox.
The Unsung Heroes of the Yankees’ Bullpen
The Yankees are getting big outs from unlikely arms, and their success has forced power rankings for the makeshift bullpen.
Hiroki Kuroda Is No Longer a Coin Flip and Other Thoughts
Thoughts on Hiroki Kuroda, A-Rod, Nick Swisher, perfect games, no-hitters and Zach Parise.
The NHL Season That Was
With the NHL season in the books it only seemed right to look back at what was learned over the last eight-plus months in an email exchange with Mike Hurley.
Subway Series Diary, Part I
It was a beautiful weekend full of winning as the Yankees swept the Mets at the Stadium in the first part of the Subway Series.
Subway Series Storylines, Part I
It’s the first part of the Subway Series 2012 and that means interesting storylines for both the Yankees and Mets this weekend at the Stadium.
Something’s Different About Rafael Soriano and Other Thoughts
Thoughts on Rafael Soriano, Tom Coughlin, John Tortorella and the Subway Series in the debut of Thursday Thoughts.
The All-Animosity Team
It’s time for the Third Annual All-Animosity Team, which consists of one player at each position, along with a starting pitcher, a closer and a manager from around the league.
A Sunday with John and Suzyn
It’s always entertaining to listen to John Sterling and Suzyn Waldman broadcast a Yankees game. But it’s even better when that game is the final game of an 11-day, nine-game road trip.