NFL Commish Roger Goodell Apologizes To Fans For Replacement Refs
"Obviously when you go through something like this, it's painful for everybody. Most importantly, it's painful for fans," said Goodell.
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"Obviously when you go through something like this, it's painful for everybody. Most importantly, it's painful for fans," said Goodell.
Keith Hernandez's gloried mustache is going... going... gone!
Adam Greenberg has faced one pitch in the major leagues, a 92 mph fastball that struck him in the head and changed his life. More than seven years later, he'll get a second chance against the Mets.
Football fans have much to celebrate now that the NFL and the referees' association have announced labor peace. But Giants star Justin Tuck doesn't think it'll be smooth sailing in Week 4.
"I mean, I was drafted as a running back," the former Southern California star said. "The way I took it was I wasn't good enough to play running back. I don't know if that's the case or not, but that's the way I'm looking at it right now."
Jay-Z has accomplished a lot in his career, but his latest feat has him feeling like he's living the American dream.
Only a fool would eulogize the Jets -- a first-place team after three games -- in Week 4. Yet it won't be the first time I've acted the fool. The Jets' season is over. Done. Dead. Muerto.
Arizona will be the deepest team Sean Miller has had in his nine seasons as a head coach. The Wildcats have 10 legitimate candidates to start and won't see much of a drop off when a reserve takes the floor.
Bronx Bombers expert Sweeny Murti offers random Yankees thoughts as the end of the regular season winds down.
When the thunder and lightning doesn't happen -- it may not against the better pitchers they'll face in the ALDS -- it would be a comfort for Girardi to know that the Yankees can still generate some high, crooked numbers without leaving the yard.
The Mets haven't had a 20-game winner in 22 years, and it's been even longer since they've had a Cy Young Award winner. R.A. Dickey is making a bid to end both lengthy droughts.
"If I don't see them pursuing David hard, I think it would be a message to everybody that they're content to spend the next five or six years rebuilding this organization," Dickey said.
During today's highly-anticipated "Moment of the Day," Craig revealed how he would feel if the Jets were to beat the 49ers this Sunday. Then he sang about how he currently feels about the Jets. Somewhere Celine Dion is cringing.
Keith Hernandez woke up early this morning to call in on the hotline and talk with Boomer & Craig about shaving his famous moustache, which he did before R.A. Dickey went for his 20th win against the Pirates at Citi Field.
First Craig was taken to task by Timmy, who was having trouble with "Craig the Mets fan" openly fawning over the Yankees every September. Craig explained his complicated life as a Mets fan, and how the organization's actions led him down this road.