Boomer & Carton Podcast And MOTD: June 16, 2015
You can listen to — and download — all of the memorable audio from today's (6/16) edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza in one nice little package for your convenience.
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You can listen to — and download — all of the memorable audio from today's (6/16) edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza in one nice little package for your convenience.
With Chris Simms sitting in for Boomer today, one caller wondered how Chris was able to stay in the game when he ruptured his spleen during his NFL days.
The guys briefly discussed the current state of the Mets, and Craig wondered why so many Mets are wearing the numbers of former Mets greats.
As Craig points out, the Stanley Cup was won last night by the Chicago Blackhawks. There was just one problem: When the game ended, the Cup wasn't in the building.
Chris Simms filled in for Boomer today as they broadcast live from the Trump National Golf Club in Briarcliff Manor, N.Y.
Sudfeld, who has found a niche with the Jets on special teams, suffered the injury during minicamp practice last Wednesday.
It looks like the Dillon Gee era with the Mets may soon be over.
On the surface, it doesn't look like the Yankees need a starting pitcher, but it appears they are at least entertaining the idea of adding one by the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline.
Fabian Gomez turned up his touch game to catch and pass Greg Owen in the third round at TPC Southwind.
Christie Rampone breaks down how she keeps up with the demands of soccer as well as the demands of being a mom.
It has long been a foregone conclusion that the Rangers will trade backup goaltender Cam Talbot prior to or during the NHL draft. You could go as far as calling it one of the worst-kept secrets in hockey.
There's no concrete timetable for his return, but general manager Sandy Alderson told reporters on Monday it's "realistic" that Wright could return by the All-Star break in mid-July.
A-Rod's journey from messiah to pariah is amply archived, his crimes and misdemeanors laid across every sports desk and chopped into microscopic bits.
"Jurassic World" may be number one at the cinema, but you can't get anywhere close to number one in the NBA by showcasing dinosaurs like Lopez.
LeBron James is having a series for the ages and his final numbers will likely surpass Jerry West's epic run back in 1969.
