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Kenny Ducey and Eric Mollo discuss the upcoming schedule for the Yankees and Mets, as well as debate whether or not the Dodgers are the best choice to win the National League.
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Kenny Ducey and Eric Mollo discuss the thriller in Boston Sunday night, Travis d'Arnaud, and weight loss tips in light of Pablo Sandoval's new chef.
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Kenny Ducey and Julian Atienza bring in Bryan Hoch (@BryanHoch) to discuss Yankees, plus tell you about a bizarre night for Paul Janish and why the replay system to be implemented by baseball is flawed.
John Mooney
Kenny Ducey and Eric Mollo discuss whether or not Albert Pujols took steroids, and the prevelance in the game, plus talk about the bright Mets future. Also, hear Kenny's one-on-one interview with Mike Trout.
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In a special Friday edition Kenny Ducey, Julian Atienza, and Mack Rosenberg discuss A-Rod's suspension, the Yankees being swept and the Mets sweeping.
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Kenny Ducey and Mack Rosenberg discuss the inactivity of the Yankees and Mets at the trade deadline, the always-marvelous #HIROK, and a bunch of injuries.
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On the show's one-year anniversary, Kenny Ducey and Eric Mollo discuss the reported upcoming suspensions in the Biogenesis case, as well as some trade deadline possiblities, including the Mets and Marlon Byrd.
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Kenny Ducey and Eric Mollo discuss the All-Star Game, and the shaky performance from Neil Diamond, plus look ahead to A-Rod's return and the Pirate's second half.
Mariano Rivera at his Final All Star Game Press Conference
As the 2013 MLB All Star Game headed into the bottom of the 8th inning, a heavy metal guitar riff began to play over the PA speakers and 45,186 people (many of them Mets fans) let out a surprised cheer; Mariano Rivera entered Citi Field.
Former Met Howard Johnson watches Brandon Nimmo's BP
The Futures Game should not be dismissed as a game of young flash-in-the-pan players. Many faces of MLB franchises have graduated from the Futures Game, their first step into stardom. Met captain David Wright and the Yankees best hitter Robinson Cano both played in 2004. This year the Mets had two players on the U.S. team and one on the World team and the Yankees were represented by one player on the World squad. Here’s a brief look at who might be the next studs in the Big Apple.
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