Jets GM 'Intrigued' By New Right Tackle, Rams Bust Jason Smith
Hey, if the Jets managed to turn around Aaron Maybin on the defensive side, a former first-round pick who was widely considered a bust in Buffalo, why not Smith on the offensive line?
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Hey, if the Jets managed to turn around Aaron Maybin on the defensive side, a former first-round pick who was widely considered a bust in Buffalo, why not Smith on the offensive line?
Over the first two days of the US Open, the world's largest tennis stadium turned into the world's biggest bore.
Even when you have some success, you still have to deal with doses of adversity. Just ask South Florida coach Stan Heath.
Yeah, we know the Jets still haven't found the end zone. Then there's the other elephant in the room. It has been shrouded in secrecy for months, a topic too taboo for any players to discuss at length - or in some cases, at all.
Consider MLB on notice; there's a new sheriff in town. Cincinnati gets the top spot in Evan's weekly rankings, while the Yankees continue to slip and slide downward.
Today's MOD came about when Craig told the entire staff about his new "house guest" that has already gotten on his nerves…
In the interview Roy told some fascinating stories about his career. Did you know it was actually his bat that Bucky Dent used when he hit his famous HR against the Sox?
Today's contestant is the lovely Graciela or cheeks, like her friends call her. This beauty resides in Staten Island and is a huuuuuuge Yankee fan
Craig loves to give Boomer the business about not winning a SB. Today's guest Randy Cross has won 3, including one at the expense of Mr. Esiason and the Bengals.
There is no question that Jerry Recco is one of the best at what he does. But even the greats mess up from time to time. More often than not screw-ups slide through the cracks, but it's hard to get a fastball by the B&C audience
Phil Hughes notched his 13th win with 7 scoreless innings in the Bronx. Craig praised the young right hander for his effort. Meanwhile Boomer said the performance was not the "crispist" start.
That Andy Roddick's last match as a twentysomething would not be his last match at the 2012 US Open was hardly in doubt Tuesday, especially whenever he was launching that intimidating, tough-to-handle serve of his.
Ike Davis hit a tiebreaking double during a four-run 10th inning, Kelly Shoppach had a two-run homer and the New York Mets beat the Philadelphia Phillies 9-5 Tuesday night for their third straight victory.
Phil Hughes had another fine start at home, Nick Swisher extended his torrid streak with an RBI single and the New York Yankees handed Ricky Romero his 11th straight loss Tuesday night with a 2-1 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays.
Americans Andy Roddick, Venus Williams, Sam Querrey and Dennis Novikov all won on the second day of the US Open.
