Keidel: 2017 NFL Draft First-Round Winners And Losers
The Cleveland Browns, perennial draft and regular-season losers, picked Myles Garrett, putting them among the 2017 NFL Draft winners.
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The Cleveland Browns, perennial draft and regular-season losers, picked Myles Garrett, putting them among the 2017 NFL Draft winners.
The Jets had holes all over their roster and thought, "safety first." The Giants needed to shore up their blocking, so they picked a pass-catching tight end.
Rangers netminder Henrik Lundqvist deserved to skate off the Canadian Tire Centre ice on Thursday night with a Game 1 victory in his pocket, but he was cruelly denied.
It would be absurd to quibble over the Jets' first-round pick. However, there should be concern over an unintended consequence.
The 2007 Giants are considered one of the greatest Cinderella stories in NFL history.
Craig provided a memorable rant on the Mets on Friday morning, so Jerry turned it in to his highly anticipated "Moment of the Day."
Jerry Recco had a ton to talk about Friday morning and did so like the true professional he is.
It was a familiar narrative to kick off Friday's wildly popular radio program, as Boomer and Craig got the ball rolling with the awful Mets, who have now dropped 10 of their last 11 games.
Erik Karlsson was hoping for a good bounce. He got a great one.
No surprise at the top of the NFL draft: Texas A&M defensive end Myles Garrett was the first choice by the Cleveland Browns.
During his senior season, the versatile tight end caught 65 passes for 926 yards and eight touchdowns. The 6-foot-3, 234-pound Engram ran a 4.42 40 at the NFL Combine.
New York Yankees starters failed to record a complete game in all of 2016 — the first time in franchise history that's happened. Masahiro Tanaka ended that slump this season before April was up.
Just like two years ago, the Jets had a highly touted defender fall to them at No. 6 in the NFL Draft.
Photos from the first round of the NFL Draft in Philadelphia.
The Yankees will play their 20th game of the season in Boston on Thursday night. And manager Joe Girardi says he's thrilled with what he's seen so far.
