On Deck: June 17th - Here Come the Jays?
Kenny Ducey discusses the most recent Yankee to re-aggrevate an injury, plus the bizarre happenings at Citi Field Sunday and yet another top prospect debuting.
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Kenny Ducey discusses the most recent Yankee to re-aggrevate an injury, plus the bizarre happenings at Citi Field Sunday and yet another top prospect debuting.
Another hockey season has reached its climax. Through two games, everyone can agree that these finals have everything the league needed. Two remarkably balanced teams have slugged through three rounds to reach the top of the mountain, and they are going punch for punch in a heavyweight fight worthy of an Original Six matchup.
And to think, we were hours away from no season at all.
ESPN and Baseball America writer Jerry Crasnick (@jcrasnick) joined One on One Saturday afternoon to weigh in on the Yankees' failure to hit, baseball's rising stars, and recent pro-PED comments made by Angels RP Ryan Madson.
ESPN New York Radio Host and Nets PxP Man Ryan Ruocco joined Kenny Ducey and Jake Kring-Schreifels to chat about the new Brooklyn Nets Head Coach, as well as his impressions of the NBA Finals thus far. Hear what he had to say on the future of the Heat's big three and who he has taking Game 5.
Bob Costas is one of the most awarded sports broadcasters we have ever seen. A winner of an incredible 25 Emmy Awards, Costas has also covered multiple World Series, NBA Championships, Super Bowls, and Olympic Games. While all of those accolades are certainly noteworthy, Costas recently took home what he calls one of the great honors of his career, WFUV’s Vin Scully Lifetime Achievement Award.
Kenny Ducey and Jake Kring-Schreifels talk about the jarring news that MLB will no longer be able to drop the lawsuit against Tony Bosch, plus a slugfest (with fists, not bats) in LA and a player who wants HGH to be legal.
Remember when Tiger Woods didn’t even have to think about Jack Nicklaus’ record 18 Major wins? When it was a given he’d race to that number and leave the greats in his path? He does, too.
Now with the pressure growing in each tournament he enters, Tiger is staring the Golden Bear right in the eyes in a make-or-break year.
Kenny Ducey gives a passionate disscussion about the Mets recent struggles and the key to the Yankees' recent hot streak. He also goes around the league to give you the latest on some of baseball's hottest young players.
Trainer Todd Pletcher stacked over 1/3 of the field for the 145th running of the Belmont Stakes with his record-tying five entries. He held all of his horses out of the Preakness to prepare for this race. He brought his family including his father, wife and children, out to the track to hopefully celebrate a victory with him. And they were able to do just that as his strategies paid off. His 13-1 underdog Palace Malice, who had just one win before the Belmont Stakes, took home the victory for the trainer and owner Cot Campbell.
WFUV collegues Kelly Kultys and Sean Hahner joined us on One on One to discuss their week at the Belmont Stakes and all the important information leading up to the third leg of the Triple Crown. With the chance for a Triple Crown winner already dashed, Kelly and Sean provide the biggest story lines for this evening's Race for the Carnations.