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The "Dice Man" is in town to perform, so he stopped by to promote some of his upcoming gigs and chat with the guys about his illustrious comedy career and recent rejuvenation in the entertainment business, among other things...
Craig always has an eye on the point spreads, so when he saw a 20-point NFL spread and a 60-point college football spread, he felt the need to talk about it -- and the time to do it was just prior to Jerry Recco's first update of the morning.
While breaking down the tight American League Wild Card race and looking ahead at the final two weeks of the Yankees' season, Craig deduced that when it comes to relating to the Yanks; fan base, Boomer can come off as a bit "smarmy" -- and he made his observation audible.
Some might call it just the kind of win to help propel a magical run to the playoffs. Craig is one such individual.
The New York Jets' offensive line has watched plenty of film of Mario Williams the past few days. The Buffalo Bills' star defensive end had 4 ½ sacks against Carolina last Sunday, looking very much like the Super Mario of the past.
Former heavyweight champion Ken Norton died Wednesday in Las Vegas. He was 70 years old.
Richardson, who rushed for 950 yards as a rookie despite playing most of last season with broken ribs, had gained just 105 yards on 31 carries this season and didn't have the breakaway speed the Browns' new regime was looking for.
A lot of people are criticizing Matt Harvey for choosing to delay possible surgery on his ailing right elbow. His manager, however, isn't one of them.
"Yeah, some people call me the black Tim Tebow," the 24-year-old told Muscle and Fitness. "I am a virgin. I'm not ashamed to say that."
Andy Pettitte, the most decorated, pinstriped pitcher since Whitey Ford, is inching toward the twilight, one gutty cutter at a time. His humble, aw-shucks refrain is so charming and understated that we don't even acknowledge him.
There should be no dancing or partying as the New York Rangers continue with their preseason. A win over the Philadelphia Flyers with Alain Vigneault is nice, but there's nothing to crow about.
Former NFL offensive lineman Brian Holloway initially thought the Twitter photos showing young people partying at his family's second home in upstate New York were a hoax.
John Coughlin had lived in New Jersey for more than 20 years, working in harness racing. He owned and operated Coughlin's Stables at the Meadowlands.
Since the start of training camp, we've learned a lot about this team. We'll learn even more in the days and weeks to come, especially about who will be Evgeni Nabokov's understudy.
Wait, a professional ballplayer cheering on his AL East rivals? That seems odd, but Dickey isn't about to make any apologies.
