Shake Shack is coming to CitiField in 2009. Some folks swear by the Shack Burger, but others are not so sure.

Tell us, what is the best burger in New York City?

Chris “Mad Dog” Russo opens his show (with Mike Francesa on vacation) discussing the rumors that the “Mike and the Mad Dog” show is over.

Hot Foot has teamed up with State Farm to send you to the All Star Game.

Fans can enter the promotion daily through midnight, June 24 (TODAY!) at www.sfCallYourShot.com/2008.

The grand prize winner of Call Your Shot will win:

• All-expense paid trip for four to the All-Star Game and State Farm Home Run Derby
• First class hotel accommodations in New York
• Tickets to a Broadway show
• $1,000 MasterCard gift card

The grand prize winner will also get the chance to pick a spot to which two of the Home Run Derby players must compete to try to hit a ball. If the first player hits the ball to the called spot, the promotion ends. If either player succeeds, the fan receives a 2008 Chevrolet Tahoe hybrid vehicle and a 2009 season-ticket package for any team.

Additionally, 10 fans will win first place prizes consisting of a $300 MLB.com gift card and 25 second place prize winners will receive $100 MLB.com gift cards.

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Ted Berg on SNY.tv takes the New York Post to task over their spin job on Jerry Manuel’s comments regarding Aaron Heilman. In a poll conducted by MetsBlog.com, fans voted overwhelmingly in support of Jerry Manuel’s comments.

An incredible 3,312 votes were in support of Manuel’s comments and 73 votes were against at last check.

Read the offending article here.

Good for us fans who completely saw through the transparent reach for sensational headlines in the New York Post.

I think it is hysterical how blogs get pinned with this label of being irresponsible, and putting out unverified information while many newspapers like the Post go out of their way to try and create controversy where there is none, manufacture stories, and spin them to create drama.

Last I checked, reporters are supposed to report the stories, not create them.