Boomer & Carton: Jerry Scratches Your Update Itch
Jerry Recco is all about the update. It sometimes consumes him.
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Jerry Recco is all about the update. It sometimes consumes him.
The guys are true professionals, and they showed as much yet again on the second day of the work week.
Sean Kilpatrick adds 23 off the bench to carry Brooklyn over Memphis Monday.
The overtime goal busted open a 0-0 tie to send the Rangers home with the win.
Forward Courtney Lee leads the way with 20 points for New York.
The NFL Scouting Combine, aka the 'Underwear Olympics,' is a far-from-perfect predictor of a player's NFL potential.
Mike Francesa on Monday defended his comments last week that he believed there was "no shot" a woman would be a head coach of a men's professional team in his lifetime.
From UNC and FSU to Notre Dame and Louisville, the ACC has a logjam of talented teams vying for the conference title come tip off Tuesday.
Does Bowles still have enough goodwill to endure another subpar season? Is there any residual faerie dust from that 10-6 campaign? Can any of us reasonably expect Bowles to turn this woeful Jets roster into a playoff contender?
In Mexico, he had a one-shot lead with one hole to play and hit an awkward-lying bunker shot to within 20 feet of the hole for a two-putt par to win with a 3-under 68. He overcame bogeys on holes 12 and 13. He wasn't even putting his best and he still won.
Given Glass' well-documented possession struggles and limited offensive skill set, he's not the kind of forward who can aid that style of play.
The Braves rebuild enters its new stadium and the team may have already found its next star.
Steven Matz will be the final member of the Mets' expected rotation to toe the rubber and pitch his initial two innings Monday in Jupiter, Florida, against the Marlins. But it was a good several days for the young guns, even if the the numbers didn't always come out in their favor.
Zacha returned to the Prudential Center ice Sunday, in a dreary 3-0 loss to Columbus, after missing the previous four games due to a concussion he suffered when he was blasted into the boards from behind by Ottawa's Derrick Brassard on Feb. 21.
Turn on the radio and listen to one caller after another proclaim Manning as over the hill. Pundits hit the airwaves to say the quarterback, at 36, only has a couple or three years left in him.
