thanks, bill. appreciate it. a sad day in new york city and the baseball family. gary carter, the one they called the kid died yesterday nine months after being diagnosed with a brain traourpl. he kept that youthful enthusiasm even as a veteran player. played 19 years in the big leagues, mostly with montreal and the mets. the 11-time all-star, three-time gold glove winner hemmed the mets win the world series in 1986 starting the famous two-out rally with a two-out base hit. he caught the fourth most games in baseball history, retired in 1992, with 324 home runs, 1225 runs batted in and .262 career batting average. gary carter died yesterday. he was just 57 years old. perhaps another new york legend in the making, jeremy lin. it appears sarah palin you re going to like this. sarah palin is the latest to
brings the 1% and the 99% together. i can t remember a better story in new york city. and it s nice for you to be able to visit the 99% once in a while, donny, talk about the knicks. i m mr. 99%. when you put down the window in your limbo in the backseat, can you hear the people talking about lin as you stop at the stoplights and everything like that? screaming in my ear. we re talking about one budding new york legend, another one died yesterday, gary carter nine months after being diagnosed with a brain tumor passed away yesterday. the kid as he was known for his youthful enthusiasm. the one he kept even as a veteran player, played 19 years in the major leagues with the montreal expos, and the three-time golden glove winner helped the mets win the world series in 1986. and this yankee fan would love to point in time oout that he se