B&C Morning Show: Friday's Podcast And MOTD
Today's moment combines Evgeni Nabokov and Suzyn Waldman. No need to say more.
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Today's moment combines Evgeni Nabokov and Suzyn Waldman. No need to say more.
Ken Daneyko joins B&C to break down the big matchup tomorrow night between the Rangers and Islanders, and what is going on with the Devils.
Former NFL quarterback Jeff Garcia had some interesting comments on Jets QB Tim Tebow.
The guys then take a call from Gina, who needed Craig to console her after a tough Knicks loss.
The great Jerry Recco is not feeling too well, and did not make the trip to Atlantic City.
The guys open the show talking about the Knicks' 13-game winning streak snapped in Chicago.
For the first time since the Rutgers scandal broke, the school's basketball players are talking about that shocking video that got their coach fired and who they want to replace him.
Jay-Z just released a blistering attack track, taking aim at the critics of his controversial trip to Cuba. But four lines of "Open Letter" jumped out to us here at the sports desk.
The board of governors announced that a widely-respected former state attorney general, John J. Farmer, will be the school's new top lawyer. Farmer had been serving as dean of its Newark law school.
Teixeira, who turned 33 on Thursday, said his rehab program is on schedule. The two-time All-Star expects to progress from dry swings to fungo bats to soft tosses in the next week.
It will kick off at 4 p.m. and begin and end at the State Capitol. And it will be followed by a rally, which is expected to include remarks from Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, UConn coach Geno Auriemma and some players.
Woods was the overwhelming favorite coming into the tournament, and that didn't change after he opened with a 70.
The New York Rangers are one of the luckiest teams in all of sports. That may not sit right with Rangers fans, but in the unfair world of the NHL it's the Rangers who are getting the major break.
Devils defenseman Anton Volchenkov was suspended for four games by the NHL for elbowing Boston Bruins forward Brad Marchand in the head.
The You Can Play Project will conduct seminars at the NHL's rookie symposium and make its resources and personnel available to teams. Players will be able to seek counseling or ask questions regarding sexual orientation.
