The Mets Police: Hernandez Should Talk Drugs? (and other links for a lazy Sunday)

Hernandez Should Talk Drugs? (and other links for a lazy Sunday)

a-rod, islanders, keith hernandez, mets, yankees

Nothing grabbing me this morning.

T.O. to Buffalo.

I'm not in the mood to panic over Pelfrey.

Santana will be fine.

The Post reminds us that you can win a World Series with Hayes at third.

I gotta admit it would be hilarious if the Yankees win a World Series while A-Rod is out.

Interesting take by Raissman saying that Keith Hernandez should talk more about his drug past. I tend to agree with Keith, we all know about it and it's what 25-30 years ago now - he's come clean (verbally and physically) - what's the point of him bringing it up during a game, so that I have to explain about another type of drug to my kid.

Page Six has a cute DiMaggio at church story.

Newsday writes more about this Lighthouse fantasy , whereas I have realized it's time to let the Islanders die.

Centerfield Maz tweaked his site and wrote about Carl Furillo.

Another quiet day in Flushing until this stupid WBC ends.

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