Just when you want to see the Subway Series go into the history books for good, you get a weekend like this. Yankees fans invaded Citi Field and gave the Stadium some buzz, and Mets ownership much needed cash. You heard complaints about the Great Wall of Flushing, umpires, and start times. I complain about [...]

It’s a holiday weekend, and with that, comes a special time for the weekly show. I will kick it off giving my state of the Mets as they wrap up this final leg of Interleague play this afternoon against the Yankees. Sensei John Kreese of nomaas.org talks about his recent interview with Yankees Senior VP [...]

There was a certain “buzz” at Citi Field for the Subway Series opener last night. Those that were in the building said it was the best since it opened. There were a lot of Yankees fans in attendance (rough estimate was 55/45 Mets), which may have contributed to it. Let’s be honest, Mets fans have [...]

Once again we’ve arrived at that time of year, where inter-league play starts and a unique energy enters New York’s ballparks. Those grand palaces of our national past time may have changed but the energy and emotion in them remains the same. It’s known as the Subway Series and it’s all about emotion. For me, [...]

Last May I wrote the following: I just don’t have the same juice for the Subway Series the last few years like when it first came out. As a matter of fact, Interleague Play was fun and exciting, and I now feel like it’s more of an unfair burden to teams that have to play [...]

During the first inning of today’s Subway Series finale at Yankee Stadium Kevin Burkhardt gave the WPIX viewers, mostly Mets fans, a feel of the Bleacher Creatures. Our good friend Bald Vinny informed me that Burkhardt was booted from the bleachers by Stadium security as they cited a “no media allowed” policy. When I asked [...]

I will be doing a live hour show from the studios of 1240 AM WGBB. Tonight we talk Subway Series and Jim Baumbach of Newsday will join us to give his thoughts on the direction of both clubs. Paul and Joe from Yankee Roll Call join me for a roundtable discussion as we chat about [...]

I wrote back in May the Subway Series has “jumped the shark.” I believe six games and two series is a bit much and loses its luster with the fans. Last night at Yankee Stadium we had a ballgame with all the elements of a great Subway Series Game: pitching duel, big hits, tense moments, [...]

I had some Yankees fan friends I know go to the Subway Series this weekend. One of the surprises was how much they enjoyed Citi Field. This is a far cry from the days when Yankees fans would complain about the inferior accommodations at Shea Stadium. “Citi Field is like a real ballpark,” they told [...]

Instead of doing an AM show, I decided to have some fun tonight and broadcast live from 1240 AM WGBB during the final game of the Subway Series at Citi Field. I am sure most New York fans could do without a second day of national coverage of their favorite team. Turn down the sound, [...]

I just don’t have the same juice for the Subway Series the last few years like when it first came out. As a matter of fact, Interleague Play was fun and exciting and I now feel like it’s more of an unfair burden to teams that have to play high leverage games while others get [...]

I had a little dialogue on Twitter with WFAN’s Sal Licata last night who, along with Evan Roberts, was fired up about the Mets honoring the 2000 NL Champs during this weekend’s Subway Series. Licata called it “embarrassing” and a “joke.” He wasn’t alone as other Mets fans didn’t want to watch it while Yankees [...]

That is the only explanation left for what is ailing this team. Ever since the infamous Game 7 of the 2006 playoffs, the Mets have suffered bad luck of unimaginable proportions. This came to a head yesterday with the news that Jose Reyes will be out 2-8 weeks with an overactive thyroid. Right away talk [...]

You got my prediction for the series so now it’s about time to “play ball”. Each Friday I am going to start to look back on famous events and players in New York baseball history. Some I may interview, others I may research, and there will be some that I add my own personal experience. [...]

In case you missed yesterday’s Weekly Digest with Howard and I: Here is a quick review – We discussed Mariano Rivera and his 500th save. Has he redefined the position. We tell you why. – Why the Subway Series has lost it’s luster and what can be done about it. – Is Joe Girardi doomed [...]