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LMAO. I guess that went over big in Cleveland,lol.

Pete Franklin. I never got that one. At all. Apparently, he was a big deal in Cleveland, but it seems that he spent most of his time at the FAN three sheets to the wind.

It was their personal dynamic that did it. They had diametrically opposed on-air personalities. They didn't hate each but clearly didn't really like each other either and definitely did not want to be on-air partners since each felt he should have his own show. It was just great radio entertainment.

I did enjoy them, though. They were always entertaining,even if that just meant pissing off the audience,lol.

More than I can say about the current state of Sports talk radio.

Mike and the Mad Dog were fascinating in that two people with zero objective knowledge made a whole career out of bloviating about sports.

If you went to any sports bar and handing a mic to the loudest patron there you wouldn't get anything much different - yet these guys were somehow stars

They were merciless, especially Russo.

I remember Mike and the Mad Dog playing a big part in tormenting Jefferies on the air.

I’ll always remember when he came up in ‘88 and took the city by storm.

I do wonder whether if David Cone hadn’t opened his big yap & Gregg got a WS stage whether that might have changed the course of his career.

Ended up a solid complimentary player, but might have been a star.

Remembering Mets History (1991) Greg Jefferies Open Letter to WFAN Radio Sparks More Drama May 24th 1991: Greg Jefferies had come up to the New York Mets for six quick games in the 1987 season, he went 3-6. Late in the 1988 NL E...

Ah, Gregg Jefferies. The early 90's Mets in one person.

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No stink on your team full of domestic abusers, drunk drivers and this shit, though.

The Bad Dude is always my preferred Stearns.

There have been too many hints from various sources for this to just be a made up rumor.

The way they absolutely fell apart on the field also makes me believe there were issues in the clubhouse.

I think we'll know for sure if Lindor gets the C this year.

Yankees payroll dropping in 2026 would be 'ideal,' says owner Hal Steinbrenner Steinbrenner claimed it was not 'accurate' to say the Yankees are profitable

hide the money y’all there’s poor billionaires around!!!

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Stearns refuses to give any pitcher more than 3 years.

George Steinbrenner was a terrible man, but he was absolutely rolling in his grave when his kids let Juan Soto walk to the Mets, of all teams.

That's the excuse they'll use for letting him get away.

They'll make up the attendance in tourists. People who visit NYC make YS a destination, like the Empire State building.The deals they were able to make in the 90s while MLB looked the other way made that happen. Bottom line: Hal is full of shit.

Horse racing and ownership is an expensive hobby. I'm guessing all that money from the 20 dollar chicken fingers isn't going back into the team.

Boone and Cashman are perfect for what seems to be their new plan. Stay competitive without spending too much and luck into a WS when the league is weak

He runs the team as if they don't have unlimited revenue sources coming in from everywhere.

I didn't expect to hear them bitch about having to spend.

George still had the shipping business when he owned the team, I think. Along withwhatever other crooked shit he was up to.The team is the family sole revenue source, but they've
got money coming in world wide, probably more than any other team in any sport. Watching them cry poverty is hilarious.

Yankees owner discusses payroll and says it's 'not fair' to assume team makes a profit Yankees owner and managing partner Hal Steinbrenner discussed economics and payroll matters with the press on Monday afternoon

Seriously, is this prime example of a nepo baby shitting me with this? Just say you don't want to spend any money, Hal.
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They had to wait until Daboll was gone. Also remember that he was like the fourth or fifth choice for the job b/c no one wanted to work with Dabs.

But yeah, good riddance.

Honestly? I believe he'd trade Lindor if he thought he could get away with it.

I worked in an Atlantic City casino that Dykstra frequented while on the Philth. He was usually completely wasted and verbally abused the staff - cocktail servers in particular.
While he was instrumental in 1986, he was (is) a horrible human being.
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A visual reminder of why this should have happened at least a month ago:

Giants lost all of these games.

#NYG

Giants fired Shane Bowen.

FINALLY.

#NYG

Lenny Dykstra attempted to pay off illegal gambling debts...by check.

That about sums him up off the field. A dynamic, important on the field piece of the 86 team, but a complete garbage human being.