Boomer & Carton: Jerry Never Ceases To Amaze
Jerry Recco is given the real-world responsibility of updating the masses each and every morning and he takes that responsibility very seriously.
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Jerry Recco is given the real-world responsibility of updating the masses each and every morning and he takes that responsibility very seriously.
With Halloween in the rearview mirror, Boomer and Craig were all business Tuesday morning, as they got things started by talking about what Giants general manager Jerry Reese wouldn't.
Early in the fourth quarter with the Chicago Bulls headed for a blowout win, the "oohs and ahs" could be heard from segments of fans in the crowd as Dwayne Wade executed a nifty crossover move.
Mike Francesa went around the NFL on Monday afternoon, recapping and breakdown the results of Sunday's games.
More than 50,000 people will be running in the New York City Marathon next Sunday. Some are running for competition, others for recreation, and some are running for charity.
Yes, I'm still for the Mets re-signing Cespedes. But I must admit that I'm no longer convinced that it's a no-brainer. It's not as clear cut of a decision as it may seem.
Raiders QB Derek Carr threw for a franchise-record 513 yards against the Bucs, while his team committed an NFL-record 23 penalties.
Namath isn't a part of the Jets' history. He is the Jets' history. And until the team forges new January and February memories, Namath, for better or worse, will be the club's conscience.
The NFL trade deadline is usually uneventful compared to those of other sports, but with one day remaining, there are a few rumors swirling around involving the Jets and Giants.
In a game that could only be described as the "tale of two halves," the NY Jets escaped Cleveland with a 31-28 win over the Browns, surviving a Ryan Fitzpatrick concussion scare in the first quarter.
"I really like a lot of things that I'm seeing about him," Vigneault said. "A very young player, still has a lot of room to improve, and that's our job to do that with him."
The Cubs survived to play another day after their closer put up a clutch eight out save.
It was a feeling that the Red Bulls had not experienced -- in neither MLS nor CONCACAF Champions League play -- in quite some time.
In the first three games of the season, the Nets have treated their best player in such a curious manner that it makes one wonder what they are saving Lopez for.
Well-documented is the fact that the Mets' offense doesn't go without Cespedes. What's more, they have no one else like him.
