Rothstein Files: Five Observations From VCU
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It seems every time the Giants post a big win, there is always someone ready to shoot it down.
To the fair-weather fan or perhaps the former Islanders players who did not follow the storylines, it seems a travesty that Nassau County has lost its hockey team. To just about everyone else paying attention, going to Brooklyn was a no-brainer.
Tyson Chandler said he didn't have much concern after his injury, which occurred when he fell to the court after a collision with the Nets' Gerald Wallace.
Needless to say, Craig had a little fun at McCarver's expense before Jerry Recco delivered his highly anticipated 'Moment of the Day.'
Just after 8 a.m., the guys took a call from DJ, who took issue with Craig for his 'bandwagon-jumping ways' and said he only wanted to talk with Boomer.
Taking a little break from all of the 'Islanders are moving to Brooklyn' talk, Doug Flutie -- who is very comfortable in his own skin these days -- stopped by the Allstate Studio for a little sit-down with Boomer and Craig.
During this action-packed segment we had a little of everything.
Despite working in New York City for more than a decade of his adult life, Al Dukes admitted this morning that he has no idea how to get to Brooklyn or where the borough even is.
After covering the Islanders' move to Brooklyn like a glove and sounding the alarm, Jerry updated us on Game 1 of the World Series...
With the Dynamic Radio Duo both well-rested and ready to go, we got things started by talking about all the movin' and shakin' going in Brooklyn these days...
With three mighty swings, Pablo Sandoval put the San Francisco Giants ahead in this World Series and put himself in a class with Mr. October.
Football fans have 11-year-old New Jersey boy to thank for the NFL's decision to use pink penalty flags for the Jets game this Sunday, in a move to raise awareness for breast cancer.
Goodbye, Nassau. Hello, Brooklyn. The Islanders will become the borough's second professional sports franchise when they move to Barclays Center in 2015.
At the rally at Marist High School in Bayonne, N.J., this past Friday, a dummy wearing the T-shirt from the school's rival football team, Hudson Catholic, was set on fire. When it was over, the dummy had been burned to ashes.
