Boomer & Carton: Al Dukes Performs 'Beat Kansas City'
Al Dukes clearly does not want to see the Giants lose to the Chiefs and fall to 0-4. So he decided to do what he does...
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Al Dukes clearly does not want to see the Giants lose to the Chiefs and fall to 0-4. So he decided to do what he does...
The Kansas City Chiefs sport an unblemished (3-0) record, while the New York Giants are a winless (0-3). The Chiefs were able to put away Andy Reid's former club, the Philadelphia Eagles 26-16 last Thursday night. The Giants suffered through a 38-0 embarrassment at the hands of the Carolina Panthers that left the team battered and bruised, especially on the offensive line.
New York Jets running back Chris Ivory is questionable for Sunday which means that running back Bilal Powell will be carrying the load for Gang Green.
Can Louisville repeat? Without question. The Cardinals lost Peyton Siva and Gorgui Dieng, but there's still more than enough left over to cut down the nets in Dallas next April.
Johnny Hellweg had beaned Mets All-Star David Wright, hit another batter and walked four in the first four innings. Still, Brewers manager Ron Roenicke thought taking him out before the fifth inning was an unusual move.
During four minutes of thunderous chanting from the sellout crowd 48,675 began, an overcome Rivera sobbed as he buried his head on the shoulder of Pettitte, who also is retiring when the season ends Sunday, and then hugged Jeter.
Before Jerry Recco could get around to delivering his highly-anticipated "Moment of the Day," Craig invited Evan Roberts into the Allstate Studio.
Boomer & Craig offer their "award-winning" NFL Picks-Picks-Picks against the spread for Week 4 of the NFL season.
Joe Klecko and Joe Morris made a visit to the Allstate Studio this morning to pay Boomer & Craig a visit and talk about football and coffee -- Martinson Premium Coffee, that is.
After saying hello, Kelly declined an invitation to go bowling, but he was not opposed to talkin' a little football, beginning with his former team, the Buffalo Bills, and rookie quarterback EJ Manuel.
Suzyn Waldman has been in the Yankees' radio booth alongside John Sterling for years, so she has seen Mariano Rivera's historic career up close and personal.
Jerry Recco's update was predominately about Mariano Rivera's final game in the Bronx, complete with highlights and postgame sound.
Regardless of what team you root for, there is no denying that a very special moment occurred Thursday night in the Bronx, when Mariano Rivera made his final appearance wearing the famous Yankee pinstripes.
Derek Jeter and Andy Pettitte came to the mound to remove him with two outs in the ninth inning.
Joe Girardi told WFAN's Mike Francesa on Thursday that he expects the Yankees to look a lot different next season, but is not considering himself one of the changes that will be made.
