B&C Morning Show: Five Questions For Chrissie
Unfortunately, by the time Chrissie made her way in, time was a little short, so instead Craig threw five questions at her with the promise of Eagles-Giants tickets if she answered all five correctly.
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Unfortunately, by the time Chrissie made her way in, time was a little short, so instead Craig threw five questions at her with the promise of Eagles-Giants tickets if she answered all five correctly.
With 'WWE TLC: Table Ladders & Chairs' set to invade Barclays Center this Sunday, the man known as 'The Big Show' found himself in the Allstate Studio with Boomer and Craig, contemplating how much longer he has to live.
Give a listen to how that turned out for ol' Dave, who seemed to have an obsession with Rangers top prospect Mike Olt, who just happens to hail from Branford, just like Dave.
With former Red Sox Kevin Youkilis now in the fold for the Bombers, the guys got a call from Bobby in Manhattan...
With Kevin Youkilis in the fold, it was Al Dukes who decided to try his hand in the play-by-play game. Maybe he should have kept it to himself.
Braylon Edwards called the Jets' management 'idiots' last week. Then he landed with the team on Tuesday, which in a weird way makes perfect sense.
Carmelo Anthony went off for 45 points Tuesday night as the Knickerbockers kept rolling along, defeating the Nets 100-97 in Brooklyn.
If the rivalry hadn't started when the Nets left New Jersey and set up shop in the Knicks' city, it surely arrived when Jason Kidd delivered the tiebreaking 3-pointer Tuesday night, making himself an enemy of his former franchise.
According to several reports, Kevin Youkilis agreed to the Yankees' one-year, $12-million offer on Tuesday, which will become official pending a physical. Youkilis, 33, would take over at third base for injured Alex Rodriguez.
The fact that the team's management caved in to the pressure of fans and media to re-sign a player who wasn't ever a part of their future after 2012 is a sign that this team lacks direction at the top.
Braylon Edwards is back with the New York Jets -- a week after bashing them. The veteran wide receiver was awarded to New York off waivers from Seattle on Tuesday as the Jets try to bolster their injured receiving corps with a familiar face.
Can you hear the screaming emanating from the NFL's Park Avenue offices? The loud voices -- stomping and swearing -- are coming from commissioner Roger Goodell, who has had his legs cut out from under him by his predecessor, Paul Tagliabue.
R.A. Dickey had a message to deliver, and he delivered it loud and clear. Speaking at a Mets holiday party, Dickey was clearly frustrated by the slow pace of negotiations and the underwhelming offers that have been delivered to him.
There is far less hype surrounding the second meeting between the Knicks and the Nets on Tuesday night than there was for their first game a couple of weeks ago.
The former commissioner said Tuesday that "this entire case has been contaminated by the coaches and others in the Saints' organization."
