Rothstein Files: Five Quick Hits On College Hoops
Tuesday night's showdown with the Golden Gophers is the beginning of a pivotal nine-day stretch for Florida State. The Seminoles also host Florida next Wednesday, December 5, in Tallahassee.
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Tuesday night's showdown with the Golden Gophers is the beginning of a pivotal nine-day stretch for Florida State. The Seminoles also host Florida next Wednesday, December 5, in Tallahassee.
Left-hander Andy Pettitte will likely announce in the coming days that he will return to the Yankees for the 2013 season, WFAN's Jon Heyman reported. The 40-year-old is expected to sign a contract worth slightly over $11 million, Heyman said.
This season could have solidified his spot on the Giants' roster. This could have proved to be his security blanket, or whatever goodwill equity a player with his history could collect.
For nearly three hours, both teams competed for each New York basketball fan's heart -- if not always very well, then certainly with all their might. The lead changes, missed opportunities and curious strategy all had me on the cusp of detonation.
With Jay Mohr sitting in for almost half of today's show, it's no surprise that he was prominently featured in today's highly-anticipated "Moment of the Day."
With Jay Mohr still hanging around providing plenty of laughs, Ray Rice called in. He seems to have taken to his new, hard-earned nickname -- "4th-and-29" -- given to him after his heroic, game-saving run in overtime on Sunday against the Chargers.
Jay Mohr is an old friend of the show, so when Al Dukes invited him to stop by and pay a visit to Boomer & Craig in the Allstate Studio, he thought that he would eventually leave. But that was not the case.
Brett Yormark is the CEO of the Brooklyn Nets, and after their 96-89 overtime win over the Knicks last night at Barclays Center, he dialed up Boomer & Craig with thoughts of gloating a bit.
After Mark Sanchez's unfortunate collision with his right guard's backside on Thanksgiving, Brandon Moore (pictured) has been receiving a lot of unwanted -- and unwarranted, according to him -- attention.
The guys took a call from an extremely loyal listener by the name of Jaime, and he informed the guys of some of the things going on during the midday show here on the FAN.
If you watched last night's Knicks-Nets game on TNT, then you got a healthy dose of the power couple consisting of Jay-Z and his lovely bride, Beyonce. Craig thought that Beyonce looked disinterested, while the Booms just thought she looked good.
Legendary rap artist Slick Rick (pictured) performed at halftime of last night's Knicks-Nets game at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, and he received mixed reviews for his efforts.
When the final horn sounded, it was the home team that found themselves on top, 96-89, meaning it was the Nets that won the first "Battle of the Boroughs." That left Boomer & Craig with plenty to talk about as they opened up today's radio program.
They share a city, first place and now the belief that this new-look, New York matchup could be a real rivalry. And what a stirring start to it for the Nets and Knicks.
Martellus Bennett used his "Spidey-Senses" to save a falling fan at MetLife Stadium on Sunday.
