Boomer & Carton: Sabathia Dazzles, Warriors Prevail, And OBJ Covets Cash
Big-time performances were the focus of Boomer and Craig's Thursday morning show open.
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Big-time performances were the focus of Boomer and Craig's Thursday morning show open.
Blown out in the first two games, the Cavaliers were much better in Game 3, but just not good enough to beat a team that could go down as one of the best ever.
Rougned Odor fielded the ball but bounced his throw to second while fading away from the bag.
CC Sabathia won his fifth straight start to beat Rick Porcello in a matchup of Cy Young Award winners.
Galloping around Belmont Park, the beautiful bay looks like every other championship thoroughbred from his right side. He's a special horse whose name was given to him long before it became fitting.
Police spokesman Don Aaron said that Matthew Havel, a 30-year-old from Pueblo, Colorado, made the complaint Sunday night.
Mike Francesa called Odell Beckham Jr. "selfish" Wednesday for skipping OTAs because he's reportedly not happy with his contract.
During a breakout season in 2016, Giants safety Landon Collins went from one of the NFL's most promising young defensive players to one of its best overall, an All-Pro.
Boston Red Sox announcer Jerry Remy apologized Wednesday for his on-air remarks a night earlier that pitchers such as Yankees star Masahiro Tanaka shouldn't be allowed to have translators on the mound.
Sure, the Belmont Stakes is where Triple Crown dreams come true. It's also where many have gone to die.
Could they just keep their flowering core of young studs -- led by phenoms Aaron Judge and Gary Sanchez -- and dip their financial toes in the market by bagging Harper?
The FedEx St. Jude Classic is a good U.S. Open warmup. Ian Baker-Finch, CBS Sports' lead analyst this week, previews the event.
The colt claimed that status after expected favorite Classic Empire was forced out earlier Wednesday because of an abscess in his right front hoof.
His French Open title defense nearing an end, Novak Djokovic stumbled and tumbled to his knees on the red clay, his racket flying from his right hand as his opponent's backhand zipped past.
The Pro Bowl wide receiver is set to earn $1.839 million this season. The Giants have picked up his fifth-year option for 2018, which will pay him about $8 million.
