On today's Morning Talker with ABC 6, we discussed a rather bizarre topic. We talked about the new lawsuit that an apparent "shamed" New York Yankees fan is filing against ESPN and their announcers after they made jokes about him sleeping in the middle of a Red Sox/Yankees game.
Everyone has a favorite baseball player. When those players "sell out" and leave the team you love so much for money, don't be surprised if the fans boo them everytime they step up to the plate.
Major League Baseball has given Yankee picher Michael Pineda a 10 game suspention for having pine tar on his face during yesterdays loss to the Red Sox.
While ten games may sound like alot, its actually only one game for a starting pitcher, especially with the Yankees having an off day...
it was not a good night for Yankee players or fans last night at Fenway Park.
We all know what happened with Michael Pineda, but did anyone see this in the stands?
Check out this video of an full grown adult denying a child the chance to get a souvenier ball...
There is no douuting that the rivally between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees is the best one in sports.
Big Papi however, is tired of being booed at Yankee Stadium. So, someone suggested he take to the streets of NYC and try to get people to hug him in hopes of making a few freinds...
Red Sox centerfielder Jacoby Ellsbury has agreed with the New York Yankees on a 7 year 150 Million dollar deal.
This is the second time the Red Sox have seen their centerfielder leave for the Yankees after winning the World Series.
Johnny Damon signed with New York after winning the 2004 World Series with the Sox...
The Boston Red Sox are the 2013 World Champions and there is really nothing to no love about this team. But, here we are, the day after winning it all, and some fans of the New York Yankees are turning to desperate comments to make themselves feel better...
Back in April, on the night show, I bet our internet guy B.J. that if the Red Sox finished in first place, he would have to wear a Red Sox jersey for an entire day. B.J. who is a lifelong Yankee fan agreed.
No matter what team you cheer for, you have to have respect for the great Mariano Rivera. He threw his final game on Thursday night at Yankee Stadium, and it was an emotional moment.