Boomer & Carton: The Booms And Evan Sittin' In A Tree
Wednesday marked the last day of Craig's vacation with the Boss, so that meant Evan Roberts was once again keeping Boomer company up in the Allstate Studio.
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Wednesday marked the last day of Craig's vacation with the Boss, so that meant Evan Roberts was once again keeping Boomer company up in the Allstate Studio.
In this edition of "Furry Friend Finder," CBS2's Vanessa Murdock and Otis Livingston introduce us to Natalia and Maurice, who are looking for homes.
Alex Rodriguez hit a two-run single, Luis Severino took a shutout into the fifth inning and the New York Yankees beat the New York Mets 6-3 on Tuesday night in a spring training edition of the Subway Series.
Sean Kilpatrick added a career-best 25 points, but it was not enough as Brooklyn lost for the ninth time in its last 11 games.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Tuesday that it's "absurd" to say there's a relationship between chronic traumatic encephalopathy and playing football.
On Tuesday, the New York Mets hosted an audition for a singer to perform the national anthem in August during the Subway Series.
Craig Sager reveals that doctors told him he has three to six months to live after his leukemia came back.
Major League Baseball's over/under win totals are out, and of course, WFAN's Mike Francesa has some opinions about them.
James Loney homered and drove in three runs, and Matt Moore and the Tampa Bay pitchers shut out the Cubans until the ninth inning.
Taking a program from worst to first has been Steve Pikiell's trademark in basketball.
In his first season with the Bronx Bombers, Eovaldi went 14-3 with a 4.20 ERA. He enjoyed one stretch in which he won nine straight decisions.
Mike Francesa opened his show Tuesday again talking about the contract stare-down between the Jets and quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick.
The chop block has been entirely outlawed from NFL games, and extra-point kicks snapped from the 15-yard line are now permanent.
Now that most of us are finally over the sting of the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament, we can look ahead to the next few rounds of March Madness.
We take a look at some Yankees and Mets players who defected from the island nation.
