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Boomer & Carton understandably took a brief break from talking football Monday morning so that they could welcome Victoria's Secret model Taylor Hill into the Allstate Studio.
When Monday morning rolls around and you want to get up to speed with what is going on in the world of sports, and be entertained at the same time, you turn to the update maven that is Jerry Recco.
After Craig hosted a tailgate party that featured three pigs, live music and fans from both sides coming together for their collective love of football, it was the Jets that emerged victorious in the "Battle of New York."
With the season nearing its conclusion and with a huge matchup with the Giants on the Week 13 slate, the Jets showed why they are a playoff-caliber team, coming away with a 23-20 win, which gives them bragging rights over the team they share their stadium with.
New Jersey Devils coach John Hynes talked Sunday morning about the importance of getting off to a good start at home against the Florida Panthers later that night.
New York Rangers center Oscar Lindberg had his stick break during the Sunday's game's first minute. Brassard handed Lindberg his stick but lost his glove in the process.
The Warriors opened the game with a 25-8 lead and held a 15-point lead with 1:49 remaining in the first half, but Curry put on his scoring spree after Golden State faced a trio of five-point deficits.
Tom Coughlin made a fateful fourth-quarter decision to go on fourth-and-goal while ahead. The Jets made him and the Giants pay for it.
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Down 20-10 in the fourth quarter, the Jets scored 10 points to tie it and then beat the Giants in overtime. Check out all the best photos from the thriller.
"It wasn't scary at all," he said. "I just went straight to the hospital. Didn't panic, no nothing, I just went straight to the hospital."
Durand Johnson scored 19 points, Yankuba Sima had 17 and St. John's hung on for a 63-56 victory over St. Francis Brooklyn on Sunday in the Madison Square Garden Holiday Festival.
The playoff pairings are in. And really, there can't be too many arguments, can there?
With little to crow about after dropping two straight games, the Giants look to regain their swagger on Sunday afternoon when they "host" the rival New York Jets at MetLife Stadium.
Michael Carter-Williams had 20 points, and the Milwaukee Bucks used a 21-4 run in the third quarter to pull away from the New York Knicks for a 106-91 win on Saturday night.
