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SPECIAL GOTHAM SPORTS RADIO LIVE EVENT! Take a trip back in time to the 19th Century with Gotham Sports Radio on May 17th & 18th for the THIRD ANNUAL GOTHAM CUP on the North Meadow of Central Park! Gotham Sports Radio will bring you an olde time play-by-play from the event as vintage "base ball" teams from all over the northeast meet in New York to vie for the title of "Gotham's Champions!" Come on out to enjoy the festivities! Then, on Saturday night May 17th, meet us at THE DIVE BAR AT 732 AMSTERDAM AVE. for "Ye Olde Base Ball Bash", sponsored by The Dive Bar, Budweiser and Dewar's! There will be plenty of drink and food specials, and a live broadcast from Gotham Sports Radio! This is one event that Gotham Sports Radio fans won't want to miss! Yankees vs. Red Sox It's YOUR chance to show your alliance to your team. On side we have the 27 Time World Series Champs. On the other side we have a team who has won the 2 out of 3 World Series. Which team do you root for. Play ROTOHOG Fantasy Baseball Now . Gotham Baseball Magazine Not a Subscriber to Gotham Baseball Magazine Here's a look at what you're missing This Issue's Lineup Number 7: Lucky Again for Amazin's An Embrassment of Riches, but Justice Not 'Cerved' Syndicate
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This Sunday we have our regular 7-8pm Gotham Grapefruit Roundup, but I also have a special treat for Mets fans as well. Joe Janish of the blog Mets Today will be reporting Live from Port. St. Lucie 9:30 AM on Sunday morning. Joe spent the weekend watching Mets baseball and is going to be reporting back on his findings. Joe also met up with Matt Cerrone of 
I would like to congratulate our friend Steve Lombardi for his partnership with 
Mark Healey and Mike Silva are back and finally actually live from Mickey Mantle’s. After two weeks of pre-recorded segments the duo returned to put on another solid show. NBA columnist for the Daily News Mitch Lawrence joined the show to talk about the Knicks as well as the races around the league. In the second hour, Gotham contributor Morgan Finegan debated the best pitching performances of all time. Lou Martini Jr. and the cast of the play “Klepto” rounded out the show as they sat down with Mark Healey from The Player's Theater on 115 MacDougal Street in Greenwich Village. Click on the links below to listen to the archive.
I just want to offer a hearty congratulation to everyone for surviving the month of February a.k.a. the worst month in the sports calendar. Those of us who are Giants fans were lucky this year, as the win combined with the euphoria afterwards helped kill the first ten days of the month. Then came pitchers and catchers, which is exciting until you remember there is nothing for you to see unless you enjoy seeing guys running or playing catch. What this means is weekends in February are horrible because there is absolutely nothing to watch or do. It’s too cold out here in the northeast to enjoy any outdoor activities and there is nothing of note to watch on television. Fortunately for my friends and I, our good pal Mike Saccenti helped us out. Actually, his wife Rachel helped us out by having their daughter last Sunday, Emma Elizabeth Saccenti. 
