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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ESPN's Jerry Crasnick on One on One
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.
Bob Costas: The Last Word
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.
On Deck: June 13th - Not So Fast, MLB.
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.
On Deck: June 10th- Take a (H)Ike
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.
On Deck: June 6th - Yankees Fans Sound Off on A-Rod
Kenny Ducey and Jake Kring Schreifels play your voicemails and read your Facebook responses as they react to the news that Dr. Tony Bosch of Biogenesis of America may out several players as steroid users, namely Alex Rodriguez. They also talk about a bizarre Wednesday Night Mets win, Stephen Strasburg's injury, and more.
On Deck: June 3rd - Can't Stop Those A's
Kenny Ducey and Jake Kring-Schreifels take you around the league, chronicling the success of the A's, Rays, and Pirates, and the major struggles of the popular World Series favorite, Washington. They also give their take on the bizarre turnaround of the Mets, and the Yankees' continuing slump.
How Sweep It Is
The Mets swept the Yankees for the first time that the sixteen year-series has been played, and it was only the fourth time they won the season series. Contained within those four games was the first blown save in 2013 for the great Mariano Rivera (the first time he failed to record an out in his storied career), a 9-4 blowout much needed by a struggling offense, and four starters who pitched into the sixth inning or deeper.
On Deck: May 30th - Four in a Row? Four in a Row.
Kenny Ducey reacts to the Mets' domination of the Subway Series, and brings in WFUV Yankees and Mets Beat Reporters Nolan Silbernagel and Julian Atienza to figure out what this series means for both clubs. Plus George Brett, Ryan Zimmerman, and more!
On Deck: May 27th - Subway Series Preview
Kenny Ducey and Jake Kring-Schreifels preview the upcoming series, recap the Mets' big win Sunday night against the Braves, and address the state of the Indians' bullpen after Chris Perez's injury.
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