Coutinho: Mets' R.A. Dickey Deserves NL Cy Young Award
The numbers jump off the page. 158 hits allowed in 198 innings. 195 strikeouts and only 45 walks. A WHIP of 1.03. Put it all together and it spells Cy Young Award winner R.A. Dickey.
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The numbers jump off the page. 158 hits allowed in 198 innings. 195 strikeouts and only 45 walks. A WHIP of 1.03. Put it all together and it spells Cy Young Award winner R.A. Dickey.
I've been having these nightmares—it's Sunday versus Buffalo and I'm watching the Jets hanging in down 10-9 late in the fourth quarter...
The Super Bowl champion Giants certainly didn't pick up where they left off.
"`Wow. How did this happen?' Those were words that came out of his mouth," Holmes told reporters on Wednesday.
This is not the way the Yankees drew up this season. But here they are with 26 games to play, and everyone in that clubhouse talking about how capable they are of turning the ship around.
Maybe Roger Federer had too much time off between U.S. Open matches. This much is certain: He won't be playing again at this year's tournament after losing to Tomas Berdych in the quarterfinals.
During the highly anticipated 'Moment of the Day,' Jerry Recco provided some audio of Alex Rodriguez that made Craig wonder if A-Rod's teammates cringe whenever he opens his mouth.
The Hall of Fame quarterback stopped by to promote his new book: 'Perfection - The Inside Story of the 1972 Miami Dolphins' Perfect Season' and talk a little football with the guys -- which he did...
Earlier in the show, Craig had requested a few different calls of Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray's 48-yard scamper -- and he bestowed the task upon the capable Jerry Recco. As it turns out Jerry may not have been the right man for the job.
Big Blue garnered the majority of the football talk on this Thursday edition of the Morning Extravaganza -- and rightfully so. Enter Santonio Holmes.
Just before 8 a.m., the guys took a call from Gary, who got on Craig for being a front running fan that bolts at the first sign of trouble.
Craig decided that the 7 a.m. hour would be dedicated to trying to figure out who is to blame for Big Blue's stinker.
Although both Boomer & Craig predicted the Giants would beat the Cowboys last night at MetLife Stadium, Craig did offer a winner as far as the spread was concerned.
The New York Football Giants began their Super Bowl title defense with a 24-17 loss to the NFC East rival Dallas Cowboys -- and saw their secondary exposed in the process, specifically their collection of cornerbacks.
The Dallas Cowboys waited all year for another shot at the New York Giants. When they got it in the 2012 season opener, they were ready.
