NYC Woman Lauren Silberman To Make History At NFL Regional Combine
Lauren Silberman has scant chance at making the NFL -- but she's guaranteed to make history.
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Lauren Silberman has scant chance at making the NFL -- but she's guaranteed to make history.
Yankees GM Brian Cashman admitted on WFAN radio Thursday that a "significant" contract extension was offered to Cano. Apparently it wasn't significant enough.
Pretty soon, Nash will capture the hearts of New Yorkers -- not in a brief Jeremy Lin way, but instead in a Mark Messier way.
The Islanders say they are aware of DiPietro's comments about depression and suicide, and plan to handle the matter internally.
"He's proud, his country likes him — not like him, love him, love him," Rodman said of Kim Jong Un. "Guess what, I love him. The guy's really awesome."
Can the Crimson go the NCAA Tournament for the second time in as many seasons? Absolutely. Can they finally win a game at Jadwin Gym? That's to be determined.
The Phil Hughes situation may well prove how nice it is to have some experienced depth in the rotation.
Friday's highly anticipated 'Moment of the Day' focused on Al Dukes and his hatred for just about everything...
In an effort to make things a little more interesting, Boomer and Craig decided to put a little action (with each other) on Friday's Knicks-Wizards game...
Jerry Recco provided the Dynamic Radio Duo with a top-notch production piece (courtesy of our production guru Zach) to promote the occasion.
A 28-year-old female kicker from NYC by the name of Lauren Silberman is going to take her shot at making an NFL team -- and in turn will make history.
Boomer offered up an honest assessment of how he views Al's day-to-day existence...
This segment began with Craig declaring that ya' gotta love Brian Cashman, going on to hurl significant praise in the direction of the Yankees GM.
So it was with Cano that this Friday, March 1 edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza began, talking baseball as the sun comes up.
Andrew Ladd scored 8 seconds into the game, tying a franchise record, and finished with two goals and an assist to lead the Winnipeg Jets over the New Jersey Devils 3-1 on Thursday night.
