B&C Morning Show: Tuesday's Podcast & MOTD
Finally we got to the portion of the program when Jerry Recco delivers his highly anticipated 'Moment of the Day'...
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Finally we got to the portion of the program when Jerry Recco delivers his highly anticipated 'Moment of the Day'...
Faldo stopped by to catch up with the guys a bit and promote his new book, 'A Swing For Life,' which is actually a revised and updated version of the same title he released back in 1997.
After saying goodbye to Brown, when pressed by Craig, Boomer shared that he favors the Cowboys, not the Giants, to win the NFC East.
Boomer seemed to really enjoy being showered with compliments, but it was clear that Craig felt left out.
Craig took some liberties with an answer given by Eli Manning...
After a questionable call made its was onto the air, Craig questioned Al Dukes' screening abilities, which didn't sit well with the esteemed executive producer.
What was supposed to be a passing comment turned into a spirited discussion and ended with Craig scolding the staff for not being more savvy (or savvy at all) when it comes to knowing the 'gambling lingo'...
Craig morphed into offensive coordinator Tony Sparano and offered what he believes goes on in his head while coming up with a game plan...
Jerry Recco's first update of the morning was a good one, and after hearing a little about some of Al Dukes' issues he was able to get started.
Artie Lange, Nick DiPaolo, Michael Che, Sherrod Small, John Pizzi and Colin Quinn are all scheduled to take the stage at Manhattan's historic Beacon Theatre on Wednesday, Nov. 21, with more names expected to join the lineup.
Craig is far from a Jets apologist, but at times let's just say that his 'fandom' can perhaps alter his way of thinking.
Gary Bettman is the owners' puppet, serving as their public mouthpiece.
This ongoing series will focus on shining a light in an attempt to autopsy why the NHL not only died in Nassau County, but who helped hammer in the nails of the proverbial coffin.
Tris Speaker was one of the best players of a bygone era in baseball.
The Giants are going to have to be at their best down the stretch if they are going to defend their title.
