Boomer & Carton: A Lot Cookin' On A Monday Morning
What a morning to be talking sports in New York.
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What a morning to be talking sports in New York.
The last time the Dallas Cowboys (1-0) and New York Giants (0-1) clashed in prime time, Odell Beckham, Jr. made a catch for the ages. This time around, Beckham could not provide any heroics, and the Big Blue's defense crumbled late, allowing a late Cowboys' touchdown. New York lost to the Dallas Cowboys 27-26 in an action-packed prime time affair in Texas.
Going in as three-point favorites in the opener, the New York Jets exceeded all expectations getting the post-Rex Ryan era underway with an all-around performance at home by thrashing the Cleveland Browns to the tune of 31-10.
Djokovic appeared to be all alone out there in Arthur Ashe Stadium, trying to solve Federer while also dealing with a crowd loudly supporting the 17-time major champion proclaimed ``arguably the greatest player in the history of the sport'' by the stadium announcer during prematch introductions.
Djokovic deserves all the accolades. What a season, what a career! And there's much more to come from the very talented, affable Serb.
Rutgers football coach Kyle Flood would only say the suspension came after an incident outside the stadium on Saturday night.
New York worked more two-out magic in the tenth to secure the win.
Quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick threw two touchdowns and running back Chris Ivory rushed for two more scores as the New York Jets beat the Cleveland Browns 31-10 in an injury-marred season opener for both teams at MetLife Stadium.
Masahiro Tanaka pitched seven outstanding innings and the New York Yankees averted a four-game sweep with a 5-0 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Sunday afternoon.
Moses Malone, a three-time NBA MVP and one of basketball's most ferocious rebounders, died Sunday, the Philadelphia 76ers said Sunday. He was 60.
First-year coach Todd Bowles and the new-look New York Jets begin the season with lofty expectations but the same uncertainty at quarterback.
Twitterverse weighs in on Floyd Mayweather's victory over Andre Berto
In a fight that went as many expected, Floyd Mayweather Jr. (49-0, 26 KO) defeated Andre Berto (30-4, 23 KO) by unanimous decision to move to 49-0.
Michel fed Tesho Akindele for a goal and added another later in the first half and FC Dallas beat expansion New York City FC 2-1on Saturday night for their third straight victory.
Former tennis pro James Blake called on the NYPD Saturday to fire an officer who wrongly handcuffed him in a case of mistaken identity.
