Boomer & Carton: Tony Paige Jumps Aboard The Jerry Update Train
Jerry joined WFAN's 30th anniversary celebration and reminded everyone of what happened in the sports world on Wednesday night.
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Jerry joined WFAN's 30th anniversary celebration and reminded everyone of what happened in the sports world on Wednesday night.
Boomer and Craig kicked off Thursday's special show live from Grand Central Terminal with some memories of their 10 years together.
On Thursday, WFAN is celebrating its 30th "Fanniversary" with star-studded broadcasts from Grand Central Terminal.
Another day, another power outburst by the Los Angeles Dodgers. And the struggling New York Mets were in no mood for Yasiel Puig's antics.
New York's skid was its longest since 2007. The Yankees haven't lost eight straight since August 1995.
During school hours, Sonya Lamonakis uses her hands to teach kids at P.S. 183 in Rockaway Beach. When she steps out of her classroom, those hands are used with a violent intent.
The first baseman is struggling, it's not clear when Greg Bird might return, and the Yanks are mired in a seven-game losing streak.
Zack Wheeler is headed back to a very familiar place: the disabled list.
Jets linebacker Lorenzo Mauldin turned himself in to police Wednesday and was charged with misdemeanor assault, according to multiple reports.
The Vegas Golden Knights' picks in the expansion draft have not yet been revealed, but one name has leaked out: Rangers center Oscar Lindberg.
Sixteen-year-old James Sands made history Wednesday, becoming the first Homegrown Player to sign with NYCFC.
There is no harm in listening for an offer that might help the Knicks rebuild quicker with more assets.
The Travelers Championship at TPC Rivers Highlands welcomes one of its strongest fields. CBS Sports' Frank Nobilo previews the tournament.
Lopez, who remained loyal to the club that drafted him in 2008 with the 10th pick in the first round, will exit as the Nets' all-time leading scorer.
Two weeks after being cut by the rebuilding Jets, linebacker David Harris has agreed to a two-year contract with the New England Patriots, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported on Wednesday.
