Giants Co-Owner Says Patriots' Belichick Will Turn Tebow Into 'Huge Asset'
Steve Tisch told TMZ last month that he felt "badly" for Tebow. Now the quarterback has signed with New England -- and Tisch is singing a different tune.
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Steve Tisch told TMZ last month that he felt "badly" for Tebow. Now the quarterback has signed with New England -- and Tisch is singing a different tune.
It's the nightmare narrative: Tebow signing with New England, a new cog in Belichick's Patriots machine bent on sticking it to the rival Jets. But WFAN co-host Craig Carton has a different take on the whole thing.
It was the first time they have seen each other since Garcia jokingly said at an awards dinner in England that he would have Woods over for dinner during the U.S. Open and "we will serve fried chicken."
Jeter and injured teammate Eduardo Nunez took grounders on the outfield grass Monday at the Yankees' minor league complex. Jeter also continued playing catch.
Radio stars. TV stars. Boomer & Carton.
During this cheerful and uplifting "Moment of the Day," we listen to Craig sound off on Sandy Alderson for the job he has done as GM of the Mets...
Former Giants offensive lineman Luke Petitgout stopped by at the tail end of today's show, and Boomer was sure happy that he did.
In a rant that won't soon be forgotten, Craig pulled no punches while addressing some of the issues that he has with Mets GM Sandy Alderson, and the manner in which he has run the Mets since taking over for Omar Minaya back in 2010...
After learning that the Edmonton Oilers fired head coach Ralph Krueger (pictured), via Skype, Boomer and Craig went over the proper way to terminate someone, making Al Dukes and "The" Eddie Scozzare both examples...
Jerry Recco got his first update of the morning started with some news from the gridiron, after the Patriots signed Tim Tebow, everybody's favorite third-string quarterback.
Al Dukes is a loyal sports fan and he tends to wear his emotions on his sleeve when it comes to his teams, especially his beloved Mets.
Tim Tebow's time with the Jets was a disaster, plain and simple. Because of that he was let go, a move which was followed by speculation of whether or not the unorthodox QB would ever find another job in the NFL.
There will in fact be Tebow Time in the NFL in 2013. The former first-round pick will sign with the ... wait for it ... New England Patriots, according to WBZ in Boston.
It's that sixth man, the role player, the one who you'll need in a tight spot in a deciding game, who needs the right words whispered into his ear. Will Kidd have that? History says he won't.
