Mets GM Alderson Jokes About Team's Finances -- Again
Sandy Alderson stepped into the hotel lobby at the general managers' meetings and was ready with a quick quip: "I was upstairs stacking our money. Don't get excited. They were all fives."
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Sandy Alderson stepped into the hotel lobby at the general managers' meetings and was ready with a quick quip: "I was upstairs stacking our money. Don't get excited. They were all fives."
Two teams going in opposite directions. That would be the best way to summarize this week's battle between the New York Giants and Green Bay Packers. The Giants started out the season with six straight losses, while the Packers won five of their first six games. Since then New York has reeled off three straight wins, and Green Bay has dropped two in a row. Will both streaks continue this week?
Gang Green should return to their ground and pound ways against the Buffalo Bills.
Geno Smith is not a game manager, and the Jets have to fight every impulse they might have to make him one. They're simply not good enough to rely on the run and defense alone.
No lead had been safe for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. So it was up to the defense to help them get their first win of the season.
Jerry provided further clues as to how Craig has become the adult that he is today...
Conversely, the proud papa admitted to being amazed at what Peyton is doing in Denver this season, especially after all he was able to accomplish last year with a new team.
After hearing some of the audio from the Monday night broadcast, it was pretty clear that the Blonde Bomber was sorely missed.
The ugly bullying case down in Miami was discussed, as Pugh assured us he has never experienced anything like that.
If you find it difficult to start your day without a "Morning Cup of Joe," then you are in the right place.
With a record of 5-4, the Jets currently control their own destiny with regards to the playoffs, but that is not good enough for Craigie.
Jerry got started with the story surrounding the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' first win of the season, which came at the expense of the Miami Dolphins.
After kicking off the work week with an eventful Monday morning radio program, Boomer and Craig were back at it again in the Allstate Studio this morning, waxing intellectual on a whole host of topics.
Jose Offerman said Monday he is not trying to avoid a U.S. lawsuit for attacking two opposing players with a baseball bat in Connecticut six years ago while he was playing for the Long Island Ducks.
New York waived safety Rontez Miles to make room for Kellen Winslow Jr., who is still unsure what caused the positive test. He said last week he suspected it might have been a new allergy medication.
