In Honor Of Chanukah, 8 New York Sports Miracles Of 2015
Chanukah is all about celebrating miracles, both past and present (no pun intended), and we've had quite a few of those on the NY sports scene in 2015.
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Chanukah is all about celebrating miracles, both past and present (no pun intended), and we've had quite a few of those on the NY sports scene in 2015.
We spoke with CBS Sports analyst Steve Beuerlein and got his thoughts on three of the week's biggest games.
Walker fills the hole created when postseason star Daniel Murphy became a free agent after New York lost the World Series to Kansas City.
He's arguably one of the three or four best players on the planet, but of late John Tavares has looked pedestrian. Why? It could be a combination of things.
You made it to the playoffs in your fantasy league, but it's not going to get any easier. Thursday night games are often the trickiest of plays.
Ryan Fitzpatrick uses his phone to score some chemistry with his New York Jets teammates on and off the field. LOL? Nope, it's more than just silly emojis.
Another week and another couple of starters have to be placed on the injured reserve list. as tight end Larry Donnell and long snapper Zak DeOssie are now lost for the season.
Daniel Sedin and Alexander Edler each had a goal and an assist and the Canucks beat the New York Rangers 2-1 in a game that was marred by a gruesome injury to Dan Hamhuis late in the third period.
General manager Brian Cashman was willing to weaken his bullpen because of a lack of depth in starting pitching at Triple-A and Double-A.
Hours after trading for second baseman Neil Walker on Wednesday, the Mets reportedly agreed to a two-year, $18.5 million contract with veteran shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera.
With a matchup against the Titans looming, Jets head coach Todd Bowles discussed a number of issues, including Darrelle Revis' return and Gang Green's penalty issues in last week's win over the Giants.
Thursday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" featured Craig trying to give his big, blonde radio partner Boomer a kiss on the forehead in the hope of bringing luck to the Jets.
Boomer & Carton were happy to welcome Chicago Cubs young sensation Kris Bryant to the Allstate Studio on Thursday morning.
Whenever Marcus Allen gets together with his old buddies Boomer and Craig fun is had by all and that was certainly the case Thursday morning when he stopped by the Allstate Studio.
With the Mets making themselves players this offseason, Jerry Recco dedicated a good portion of his Thursday update to the Amazin's. But by doing so, he thrust himself into Boomer & Carton's argument.
