B&C Morning Show: Jerry Updates A 'Big A--' Shot And Much More
After Craig admitted to wiping phlegm on his pants during the break, Al Dukes wanted to know how he deals with eye-boogers, ear wax and such while in public. Riveting stuff.
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After Craig admitted to wiping phlegm on his pants during the break, Al Dukes wanted to know how he deals with eye-boogers, ear wax and such while in public. Riveting stuff.
J.R. Smith is normally the guy watching Carmelo Anthony hit the game-winning shot, not the one knocking it down. But with Anthony nursing a lacerated finger, the Knicks turned to Smith for the last shot and the eight-year NBA veteran delivered.
Very little information leaked out of the meeting room, but it is believed that each side submitted proposals to the other and spent lots of time apart discussing what was offered.
Nets forward Gerald Wallace has been fined $5,000 by the NBA for flopping, joining teammate Reggie Evans as the only repeat offenders under the league's new penalty system.
David Wright is here to stay, and he has great expectations for a Mets team that has struggled for respectability in recent years.
Though it hasn't been a home-run offseason, Mets fans have certainly had some cause to celebrate. And for now some more good new$.
The team announced on Wednesday morning that Sanchez, benched last Sunday against Arizona, will get the start over Greg McElroy and Tim Tebow when the Jets play the Jaguars at Jacksonville.
The Yankees need someone to step in at third base for Alex Rodriguez. But it won't be familiar face Eric Chavez. Jeff Keppinger? He's off the table, too.
Parity is the NFL's watchword. Some call it mediocrity.
The team moved up its practice schedule on Wednesday so players could attend a 2 p.m. memorial service for Belcher at the Landmark International Deliverance and Worship Center in Kansas City.
The Yankees picked up the final year of Curtis Granderson's contract this offseason. But will the Grandy Man be picking up his paychecks in the Bronx?
R.A. Dickey wants to stay with the Mets. He's made that crystal clear. But he -- and everyone else -- knows a trade is a real possibility as extension talks drag on.
It was a tough week for the Top 10, as the Niners, Giants, Ravens and Bears all lost. The Steelers, Bengals, Seahawks and Redskins are all poised and ready to crack the rankings.
While the Nets have become one of the NBA's darlings during their month-long housewarming party in their new Brooklyn abode, I could sense that there was still another keg to be tapped -- courtesy Deron Williams.
