Boomer & Carton Podcast: March 23, 2017
Thursday's Boomer & Carton Show had a little bit of everything.
Watch CBS News
Thursday's Boomer & Carton Show had a little bit of everything.
Craig was feeling pretty patriotic Thursday morning, so he decided to deliver an impromptu speech about growing up in America. It was fantastic.
Jerry Recco lives for the update and loves baseball, so the opportunity to provide the details surrounding Team USA's victiory over Puerto Rico in the World Baseball Classic championship game had him all sorts of excited.
Once Boomer got through venting about the Rangers' fourth loss in their last five games, Craig took control of Thursday's radio program and things got rolling.
Long Island native Marcus Stroman tossed six hitless innings, Ian Kinsler slugged a two-run homer and the United States routed Puerto Rico 8-0 on Wednesday night to win its first World Baseball Classic in four tries.
Rudy Gobert scored a career-high 35 points and grabbed 13 rebounds, and the Utah Jazz rallied from 13 down to defeat the New York Knicks 108-101.
Andrew Ladd scored a power-play goal with 7:22 remaining in the third period as the New York Islanders rallied for a crucial 3-2 victory against the New York Rangers on Wednesday night.
For all those NFL fans longing for more action, fewer interruptions and a better flow to games, Commissioner Roger Goodell is with you.
New York Rangers star goalie Henrik Lundqvist will play this weekend after being sidelined since March 7 with a hip injury.
Concussion awareness has been on the rise for a few years now. Parents often ask what the best treatments are, and if they should even let their kids play contact sports.
Former Yankees and Mets manager Dallas Green has died, WFAN baseball insider Jon Heyman reports. He was 82.
The Mets originally were scheduled to play the Black Knights at West Point on March 31. But the snowstorm that slammed the Northeast last week affected Army's diamond and forced the switch of fields.
Austin Romine knows his path to a starting job is blocked by perhaps the most promising young player to come through the Yankees organization in a decade. So for now, he's just focusing on doing whatever he can to help the Bombers win.
Tyler Dorsey, Oregon's sophomore guard, has been on a scoring tear. Can he keep his Ducks flying against the Wolverines from Michigan?
After months of hemming and hawing, Bettman said Tuesday that it's time to presume that NHL players won't be participating in Pyeongchang, South Korea, in 2018.
