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You just never know who might stop by the Allstate Studio for a visit.
Craig ran down the Giants' crazy schedule and concluded they are far from lucky, not solely based on their opponents, but more on the plethora of different start times...
Boomer & Craig called into question the entire staff's dedication to the Morning Extravaganza after, according to the them, we collectively let one slip through the cracks.
With the Yanks and the Mets both getting rained out, Jerry Recco began his first update of the morning by filling us in on an 18-inning affair...
"Myself and Hakeem -- and all the receivers -- we just want to continue to do positive things, continue to catch the football and continue to make these plays," Cruz said. "We just want to maintain a high level of play and see where it takes us."
Toronto shortstop Yunel Escobar was suspended for three games Tuesday by the Blue Jays for wearing eye-black displaying a homophobic slur written in Spanish during a game last weekend.
Tuesday night's Yankees game against the Blue Jays has been postponed due to inclement weather that's expected to pass through the area. The Mets-Phillies game scheduled for Tuesday night at Citi Field has also been postponed.
Which Jets running back will have more yards against Miami in Week 3? Bilal Powell or Shonn Greene? Vote here!
Joe Benigno breaks down his top 10 teams heading into Week 3 of the NFL season. Where do the Giants and Jets sit (or not sit)? You might be surprised.
The NFL said Sabol died Tuesday, 18 months after he was diagnosed with a tumor on the left side of his brain. Sabol started working with his father Ed, NFL Films' founder, in 1964.
The big reason to admire Manning, the father, is for the kind of men his sons have become. What they do is take responsibility for their actions on the field. What they don't do is make excuses when things go wrong.
Mark Sanchez has many years left in the league, but he has this year to prove that his first two years were more representative than the last two. Another 8-8 season could cement his fate as a second or third-tier quarterback.
Some of the NHL's biggest stars are rushing to Europe with no end to the lockout in sight.
The first baseman didn't sound too concerned Monday amid speculation that New York may move him this winter.
