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First we got to hear 'Boomer's Fantasy' with regards to Week 8 of the fantasy football season, as Mr. Esiason shared a couple of notable players you might want to get on your squad ASAP...
Each and every day here on the Morning Extravaganza, we get to listen to Joe Benigno cover the day's top headlines, as only Joe can.
Jerry Recco is always in a good mood, but on Fridays his mood could often be described as bubbly, which was the case today.
We're just two games into the season, but that didn't stop Craig from opening up this Football Friday edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza by lambasting the head coach of the New York Knicks.
Hundreds of police officers will be posted along the route, police helicopters will patrol the skies and police boats will keep watch from New York Harbor and the East River.
The former Cardinals defensive back took to Twitter on Thursday to blast the NFL and Commissioner Roger Goodell for not doing enough to ensure players' well-being.
Mets COO Jeff Wilpon made some bold comments about the future of his club on Tuesday. When addressing those comments, general manager Sandy Alderson admitted that his boss' remarks were "off the cuff."
Fans in New York never want to abandon thoughts of the postseason this early into any season. As frustrated as they may be, the hope of a postseason run remains in the minds of the fans of both New York NFL teams.
"It is sad that Commissioner Selig once again is turning a blind eye, knowing that crimes are being committed under his regime," Rodriguez said. "I have 100 percent faith in my legal team."
If there is one quarterback in the country you might want leading your offense down field with the game on the line, it may be Alabama's AJ McCarron.
According to Newsday, World Peace -- who took this train frequently in his younger years -- attempted to guess how many stops there were until the final one, 34th Street in Manhattan.
The Red Sox win their eighth World Series. Here are five things you missed from game 6.
Ortiz is beloved in Boston. Alex Rodriguez is hated ... well, just about everywhere it would seem. Is there a double standard? If you look closely, it's easy to see the differences.
The 6-foot-4, 260-pounder left Sunday's game against the Bengals in the third quarter with a head injury and never returned. He caught one pass for nine yards before departing.
