The guys take your Yankees calls, put Ichiro under the microscope, and preview the series at Detroit. Then they look at the future of the Mets. Finally, they break down the series of the week, Angels- A's, and reveal that the keys to the series are in the hands of some unfamiliar names.
Listen LIVE to One on One, coming to you from the MLB Fan Cave in downtown Manhattan. Alex Smith and Mack Rosenberg talk baseball with some of the "Cave Dwellers" and take your calls at 718-365-9070. Of course we're also live on 90.7 and WFUV.org
The guys take your calls on the Yankees recent trouble and their trade for Casey McGehee, and also hear from disappointed Mets fans. They also discuss other trades made at Monday's deadline, including the firesale of the Miami Marlins and the state of the Diamondbacks after they kept Justin Upton.
When the waiter asks how I want my burger, I usually say medium. When people ask me how the Mets' season looks, I say it's well-done.
The Amazins' sit in third place, and they're looking up the NL East at two good squads in Atlanta and Washington. Sure, there's two wildcard spots, but the rest of the National League features St. Louis, San Francisco, Arizona, as well as (believe it or not) Pittsburgh. One of those four teams will certainly finish with a better record than the Mets.
On the show's first episode, the guys take your calls as they talk Yankees-Red Sox, the Mets' series with the Diamondbacks, and the Trade Deadline. Hear what fans are saying about the possibilty of a Yankees deadline deal, where the loss leaves them, the effect of the Zack Greinke trade, and more!
You can visit the show page at wfuv.org/ondeck.
Ryan Dempster just may be the most attractive pitcher on the trading block, but our question to you is where should, and will, he land? How about other pitchers that have been thrown around, such as Matt Garza, James Shields, and Josh Johnson? Are they staying put, or changing teams?
What trades would you make at the trade deadline?
When the New York Yankees cleaned their plate with a sweep earlier this season, the New York Mets turned it right around, sweeping the Tampa Bay Rays in stunning fashion. How about the last week of June? The Mets won four straight to close out the month, bringing them two and a half games back.
One on One is live from the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY from 1-4PM. We’ll have legends Ozzie Smith, Carlton Fisk, Paul Molitor, and Tony Gwynn on the show, as well as Baseball Hall of Fame President Jeff Idelson and Jerry Crasnick of ESPN.com.
Join us from 1-4PM on 90.7 FM or WFUV.org.
This Saturday we’ll be broadcasting live from the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. After the regular One on One broadcast in our normal 1-4 time slot, we’ll stay on WFUV.org/sports ONLY for a WFUV Sports Special.
Mack Rosenberg and Amit Badlani were joined by Mets assistant GM John Ricco on One on One for WFUV's Citi Field show. He discussed the moves the team expects to make at the deadline, the experience he's gained from Sandy Alderson, and more.
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