Friday's Preseason Opener Is Big Opportunity For Giants' Smith
If Geno Smith is going to win the backup quarterback job with New York Giants, the real competition starts Friday.
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If Geno Smith is going to win the backup quarterback job with New York Giants, the real competition starts Friday.
Thursday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" featured Al getting uninvited from Craig's newest business idea.
Jets general manager and friend of the show Mike Maccagnan joined Boomer and Craig on Thursday morning to discuss the current state of the franchise.
The Jets may be rebuilding, but they have a budding superstar in defensive lineman Leonard Williams.
Darron Lee sat down with Boomer and Craig on Thursday and got into a whole a slew of topics.
It's no secret the Jets have major inexperience issues at several positions. Wide receiver might be the most glaring. As a result, second-year man Robby Anderson knows he has a real chance to establish himself this season.
After trying on Craig's Jets robe Thursday morning, veteran Josh McCown talked about a whole slew of training camp topics.
Todd Bowles got some things off his chest Thursday morning.
Jerry wanted to begin his Thursday morning update with some locker room sound following the Yankees' win in Toronto, but Boomer and Craig decided to talk about Carton's field goal-kicking prowess instead.
It seems that Evan Engram could not be more well-suited for the Giants, according to many analysts.
Boomer and Craig kicked off their live broadcast from Jets training camp at Atlantic Health Training Center on Thursday with "Captain Chaos" dressed in his Gang Green best.
Todd Frazier homered and had three RBIs, Gary Sanchez and Didi Gregorius also went deep and the New York Yankees overcame a shaky start by Masahiro Tanaka.
Bruce was acquired from Cincinnati at last year's trade deadline. He has a $13 million salary this year and can become a free agent after the World Series.
Martin Perez allowed three hits over eight innings, Joey Gallo hit his 32nd home run and the Texas Rangers beat the New York Mets 5-1 on Wednesday for a two-game split.
CC Sabathia's right knee isn't as bad off as the Yankees -- and even he himself -- feared.
