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This week on the "Outside the Cage" podcast, host/newlywed Pete Hoffman returns from his honeymoon and is back behind the mic with Ike Feldman to break down UFC on Fox 24 -- and is Demetrious Johnson the best ever?
Thanks to rules aimed at driving up scoring and protecting defenseless players, quarterbacks are still going strong later and later into their careers.
Why do injury updates about the disillusioned former superstar consume the sports world when golf has perhaps the most balanced dose of talent, personality and interest now than it ever has?
Sitting at .500, having played inferior divisional foes mostly at home, there's no other way to say it: The first two-and-a-half weeks for the Mets have been an unmitigated disappointment.
A lot of bad things happen even to the best of good players in April. So let's all take a breath and stop the hysteria over Jose Reyes' slow start.
The rugged Montreal Canadiens have dictated play throughout the majority of their first-round series against the Rangers, but they left a window open when they let that mindset slip in the third period of Game 5.
They didn't win it all, but in many ways the 2015 season was a massive victory for the Mets.
Friday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" was a good one. Would you have expected anything less?
J.B. Smoove is always welcome in the studio with Boomer and Craig. So before he attended a very important meeting Friday morning, he paid the guys a visit.
If it's an update you crave, you've come to the right place. The "maven," otherwise known as Jerry Recco, was on top of his game on Friday.
Boomer and Craig closed the work week with a full docket of sports goodness.
The Rangers grabbed a 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven series and will look to advance when they host Game 6 on Saturday.
The Philadelphia Phillies capitalized on an error by untested first baseman Jay Bruce to beat the short-handed New York Mets Thursday night.
The New York Jets will spend a couple of weeks on the road in 2017, before a divisional showdown against Miami brings them back to East Rutherford.
Bill Simmons told Francesa about how he's "freaking out about" his beloved Celtics, other NBA playoff matchups, the Knicks' futility, Carmelo Anthony and the Patriots' Super Bowl win.
