Boomer & Carton: Tracy Austin Stops By To Talk Some Tennis
With the US Open set to start on Monday, Boomer and Craig were thrilled to have former tennis great Tracy Austin in the studio on Thursday morning.
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With the US Open set to start on Monday, Boomer and Craig were thrilled to have former tennis great Tracy Austin in the studio on Thursday morning.
Yankees legend Mariano Rivera decided to call in to the Boomer & Carton Show on Thursday and he said some things that are sure to make fans happy.
Jerry Recco was focused and determined on Thursday morning.
In addition to discussing the Yankees and all the runs they've been scoring in Detroit, Boomer and Craig once again felt compelled to talk about the on-going Colin Kaepernick soap opera.
The Amazins won for just the second time in 10 games.
Detroit's Jordan Zimmermann (7-11) allowed seven runs for a third straight start. New York broke the game open with five runs off him in the third.
As supporters of Colin Kaepernick prepare to rally in front of NFL headquarters in Manhattan on Wednesday, a sports legend also is rushing to the unemployed quarterback's defense.
Fairfield, Connecticut faced off against Jackson, New Jersey Wednesday.
Yankees manager Joe Girardi insisted Wednesday he did not pull Aaron Judge from Tuesday's blowout win over the Tigers to end his lengthy strikeout streak.
Saturday's Travers Stakes at Saratoga Race Course will include among its twelve entries the three winners of this year's Triple Crown races
Floyd Mayweather sits down to discuss Saturday's epic showdown with Conor McGregor.
It's quite rare that a big trade between NBA teams -- particularly those including All-Stars -- benefit both clubs.
CBS Sports lead golf analyst Nick Faldo discusses the first event of the FedExCup Playoffs, The Northern Trust, at Glen Oaks Club.
ESPN broadcaster Robert Lee will not work Virginia's season opener because of recent violence in Charlottesville sparked by the decision to remove a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee.
The Warriors and the Cavs are still the prohibitive favorites to return to the NBA Finals for a fourth consecutive year.
