Kallet: It Was Just 1 Game, Sure, But Mets Do Look The Part
Win or lose, opening day is the best day of the year, and it didn't disappoint for Mets fans on Monday.
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Win or lose, opening day is the best day of the year, and it didn't disappoint for Mets fans on Monday.
Tuesday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" actually occurred during Al and Jerry's wildly popular warm-up show. That, of course, didn't go over very well with Boomer and Craig.
With rumors swirling with regard to Tony Romo's immediate future, Craig asked Boomer how he would feel if the soon-to-be "former" Cowboys' quarterback joined "The NFL Today" crew on CBS.
After sharing an awkward situation he recently found himself in by asking a woman in an elevator about her perfume, Jerry Recco did what he does best, delivering an informative and entertaining update.
Boomer and Craig got the ball rolling early Tuesday morning following what ended up being a very busy Monday in the world of sports.
Photos from the NCAA men's basketball national championship game between North Carolina and Gonzaga.
The Tar Heels survived an ugly, foul-filled second half to beat Gonzaga 71-65. They scored the final eight points of the game to pull out the win.
Veteran sports writer Tom Callahan stopped by the WFAN studios on Monday to discuss his new book, "Arnie: The Life of Arnold Palmer" with Mike Francesa.
For Mets players and fans, opening day marks a new start and a chance to forget a season cut short.
Asdrubal Cabrera snapped a scoreless tie with a seventh-inning single and the New York Mets broke through following a pivotal replay reversal to beat the Atlanta Braves 6-0 in their season opener Monday.
Photos from the Mets' Opening Day game against the Atlanta Braves at Citi Field.
The Melo era in New York could be drawing to a close. Jackson tried to trade the 10-time All-Star guard this season, but couldn't find a deal that worked for all parties.
Gonzaga and North Carolina are evenly matched, even if the Bulldogs lack the Tar Heels' NCAA Tournament pedigree.
Ewing, 54, was a superstar for the Hoyas from 1981-85. He was a three-time first-team All-American and voted The Associated Press College Player of the Year in 1985.
With the Hawks in town to play the Nets on Sunday, the topic of conversation around both locker rooms often turned to Kenny Atkinson, Brooklyn's head coach who worked as an Atlanta assistant the previous four seasons.
