Boomer & Carton Podcast & MOTD: April 13, 2016
During Wednesday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day," we got to hear what happens when Boomer allows the beat to take control.
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During Wednesday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day," we got to hear what happens when Boomer allows the beat to take control.
Jerry Recco played his part in getting the listeners over the "hump" that is Wednesday and he did so by delivering another stellar installment of his wildly popular update series.
After Boomer got through expressing just how pumped up he is for the NHL playoffs, Wednesday's show open took on a rather negative tone.
McCann tied the score with a sixth-inning homer, Ellsbury singled in the go-ahead run in the seventh and the Yankees defeated the Blue Jays 3-2.
Two basketball players from Stony Brook University were under arrest Tuesday, after being accused in an on-campus smash and grab.
The Mets drop their fourth straight in 2-1 loss to Marlins.
The Indiana Pacers overcame New York's 36-point first quarter and defeated the Knicks 102-90 on Tuesday night, led by 19 points each from Paul George and George Hill.
Yankees reliever Nick Rumbelow has a torn elbow ligament and needs Tommy John surgery that will sideline him until next year.
New Orleans police said former Saints player Will Smith had a loaded pistol inside his car when he was fatally shot.
Jackie Robinson, who broke baseball's color barrier 69 years ago this week, was the topic of conversation Tuesday between WFAN's Mike Francesa and baseball writer Peter Gammons.
Donnie Baseball joined Mike Francesa on Tuesday to talk about his new gig as manager of the Miami Marlins, who are in town to face the New York Mets.
When is it a bad start? That's the question WFAN's Mike Francesa had for the Mets to open his Tuesday show.
Mark Jackson, 51, took over a downtrodden Warriors franchise in 2011 and brought it to the playoffs in his second and third seasons, only to be fired a year before Golden State won the NBA championship.
No matter how robust their rotation becomes, the Mets' fledgeling staff can't carry a team that doesn't hit, literally.
Jason Pierre-Paul says seeing his right hand without skin after a fireworks accident last July 4 was like watching a movie.
