Boomer & Carton: Giants & Jets, Reflecting And Looking Ahead
With the NFL season now four weeks old, Boomer and Craig took a few minutes Monday morning to reflect on the Jets' and Giants' 2015-16 campaigns thus far.
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With the NFL season now four weeks old, Boomer and Craig took a few minutes Monday morning to reflect on the Jets' and Giants' 2015-16 campaigns thus far.
It's safe to say Jerry has a new fan.
With October baseball is about to start for real in New York, Jerry Recco upped the intensity on Monday, producing yet another entertaining and informative update.
There was plenty for the Dynamic Radio Duo that is Boomer Esiason and Craig Carton to talk about on a brisk, Monday morning in October.
Eli Manning passed for 212 yards and three touchdowns Sunday as the New York Giants beat the Buffalo Bills 24-10 at Ralph Wilson Stadium.
As they head into the playoffs, the New York Yankees won't spend much time thinking about what occurred during the regular season. All that matters now is what happens next.
Curtis Granderson's solo homer with one out in the eighth inning Sunday lifted the Mets to an eventual 1-0 win over the Washington Nationals in the regular season finale.
The Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center in Little Falls staged a memorial event.
Issuing a consumer alert Sunday, Schneiderman said scammers often target major sporting events.
The New York Jets piled up the yards, both good and bad, and got the win they came for.
The New York Yankees had two chances on Saturday to clinch home-field advantage in the American League wild-card game but failed both times
Despite being out of playoff contention, the Baltimore Orioles continue playing with intensity. Just ask the New York Yankees.
All Max Scherzer had to do to make the Washington Nationals smile at the end of a trying season was throw one of the most dominant games in baseball history.
Bradley Wright-Phillips scored the go-ahead goal in the first half and the New York Red Bulls held on to beat the Columbus Crew 2-1 on Saturday night.
Noah Syndergaard was brilliant, but Bryce Harper's go-ahead homer in the eighth inning propelled the Nationals past the Mets in the first of two at Citi Field.