8 Sports You Didn't Know Were Sports
People have lots of imagination and even more free time. Here are 8 sports you didn't even know were sports.
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People have lots of imagination and even more free time. Here are 8 sports you didn't even know were sports.
Baseball's All-Star party in the Twin Cities was a long series of smiles for players and fans. But the break is over now, and the real fun begins Friday night. It should be quite an exciting ride to the finish line.
CBS Radio presents a slice of gold from the vaults of WFAN: one hot minute with Francesa, Chris Russo and then-sitting President Bill Clinton, who digs his college sports.
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"The baseball family has sadly lost a number of people this year and did not want to slight anyone by singling out one individual."
The United States fell two places to 15th despite reaching the round of 16 where they lost to Belgium. The Americans were overtaken by the Dutch, Chile and France.
"I believe all the possibilities for being a champion are in place," Hollins said. "And we just have to do our jobs to make it a reality, both the players and the coaches. And then we can all celebrate together."
"The way I was playing, I was playing like a person who didn't want to be there; not looking as focused as a person should be in that situation that we were, in the trenches. I wouldn't blame them at all."
You can listen to — and download — all of the memorable audio from today's (07/17) edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza in one nice little package for your convenience.
After listening to a montage of Boomer's on-air singing through the years, a fella named John called in from Queens, and he was determined to read his poem about the Yankees.
Boomer boldly stated that he could take Terry Bradshaw, but would leave Howie Long for Tony Gonzalez or perhaps Bart Scott to handle.
Let's be clear: Boomer is not in need of any sort of image improvement, but that didn't stop Craig from offering a suggestion that he believes would cast the Blonde Bomber in an even better light than already shines upon him.
Jerry Recco delivered an update, because that is what he is paid to do.
Boomer & Craig opened up this Thursday edition of the Morning Extravaganza inside the wonderful bubble that is the second half of the MLB season and the fast-approaching NFL season.
The New York Red Bulls lost 3-1 Wednesday night to Philadelphia Union, who ended a 7-game, home-winless streak.
