Palladino: Jets Need Thicker Skin
Grow up, guys. Mark Sanchez is supposed to be a big boy.
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Grow up, guys. Mark Sanchez is supposed to be a big boy.
The Red Sox may have already gotten what they were looking for from Bobby V. Juice. And it's something the Yankees will have to get used to.
LaDainian Tomlinson is feeling better than he usually does at this point in the season. And that's even coming off a sprained left knee.
The highly anticipated showdown between arguably the nation's two most talented rosters should come down to a battle of toughness and outside shooting.
A lot of great things happened, so it was tough to choose. It could have been the Friday Fifty.
Yes, Alderson is still hopeful on the Jose Reyes front. And no, Jorge Posada will not be part of the solution behind the plate.
We have an... interesting version this week of B&C's award-winning NFL Picks-Picks-Picks.
When Ronnie from New Rochelle called and took issue with Peter King for blocking his view of Tracy Burgess, he delivered a one-liner that was turned into C-Lo's highly anticipated 'Moment of the Day'...
Craig did his best to hold back the laughter when talking about the comments by Jets offensive coordinator Brian Shottenheimer following the signing of his 2-year extension with the Jets.
SI's Peter King was wandering around the building today, as he is inking a piece on the 1986 Bengals (Who Dey!!!) and wanted to talk to the leader of the Cincinnati squad, the Blonde Bomber himself, Boomer Esiason.
They've been camped out at Fenway Park ever since Terry Francona left the Red Sox. They've been marching around the bases in Boston until a new manager could be found.
For the second day in a row, Chris Lopresti was sitting in for the great Jerry Recco providing Boomer & Craig - and the listening audience - with both entertaining and informative updates.
With the calendar now flipped to December and a chill in the air, the guys opened up this Football Friday edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza with Giants defensive coordinator Perry Fewell's tough talk.
Ryan McDonagh, Marian Gaborik and Sean Avery scored in a 4:53 span of the second period and the New York Rangers rallied to beat the Carolina Hurricanes 5-3 on Thursday night for their fourth straight win.
Freshman Anthony Davis scored 15 points, grabbed 15 rebounds and had eight of a school-record 18 blocks in No. 1 Kentucky's 81-59 victory over St. John's on Thursday night.
