Boomer & Carton Podcast & MOTD: May 17, 2016
Tuesday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" revolved around some funny sound drops that have become synonymous with the wildly popular Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza.
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Tuesday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" revolved around some funny sound drops that have become synonymous with the wildly popular Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza.
After Craig was through deciding what to fill his belly with, Jerry's Tuesday morning update began with the NBA playoffs.
After a night off, the Mets were set to welcome in Bryce Harper and the first-place Nationals to Citi Field for the opener of a three-game set.
Jake Lamb was a triple shy of the cycle, and Arizona had 15 hits in a 12-2 win over the visiting Yankees on Monday night.
The world finally knows the New York Knicks player Notorious B.I.G. was referencing in "I Got A Story To Tell."
A one-handed catcher is taking Long Island softball by storm.
When asked what he was most proud of during his 22 years as commissioner, Selig pointed to economic reform.
Tom Coughlin won two Super Bowls as New York Giants head coach. Even at 70+ years old, he could easily coach another NFL team to a title.
Doctors found no structural damage in Mets left-hander Steven Matz's throwing elbow Monday, according to multiple reports.
Jason Day, the world's top-ranked golfer, led from start to finish to win the Players Championship, besting a strong field at TPC Sawgrass.
A former All-Star guard with the Suns, Hornacek, 53, returned to his old team in 2013 as coach and went 101-112 and 2 1/2 seasons there.
Broadcasting live from Yankee Stadium before the 2008 All-Star Game, Mike Francesa and Chris "Mad Dog" Russo stayed later than their show was scheduled to end to speak with then Commissioner Bud Selig.
Towns ranked eighth in the NBA in rebounds and field-goal percentage and produced the best debut for a big man since Tim Duncan in 1998.
Nearly a month after hiring him, the Brooklyn Nets formally introduced Kenny Atkinson as their new head coach Monday.
Most teams in MLB have played close to 40 games at this point of the season, meaning the fantasy baseball season is one quarter over. If you've been waiting for that veteran to come around and start hitting, it's time to give up on the dream. If that pitcher still has an ERA way north of five runs per game, you may need to look elsewhere for wins and strikeouts. This is the time of the year when trends become permanent, really. Sticking too long with players headed for bad seasons only can hurt your team.
