B&C Morning Show: Happy Thanksgiving, Lou In Staten Island Style
Lou called with the intentions of wishing the guys a Happy Thanksgiving, which proved to be a lot harder than you would think.
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Lou called with the intentions of wishing the guys a Happy Thanksgiving, which proved to be a lot harder than you would think.
When Evan Roberts joined the guys to offer his take on the heated Justin Verlander-MVP debate, his focus was taken away from the baseball diamond and put on to his personal life.
Al Dukes reached into his bag of producing tricks and came up with the name Sonya Thomas, who is known in many circles as simply 'The Black Widow.'
It was the usual chop-busting as Phil wondered why Craig had to fight Boomer's battles for him and was quick to mention his Super Bowl MVP.
Boomer & Craig uncharacteristically engaged in a full-fledged sports discussion that revolved around Tigers ace Justin Verlander being named AL MVP, on the heels of taking home the hardware for AL Cy Young.
Craig informed Al Dukes that Lady Gaga's old apartment is for rent. He suggested Al rent it, so he can say that he has a place here in the city.
Speaking of conflicts, Boomer was happy to announce that Craig's old buddy Jim 'eww Hello Friends' Nantz may break his Morning Show boycott and once again be part of the Extravaganza in the very near future.
Justin Tuck matter-of- factly warned an historic second-half collapse could be on the horizon -- and then Antrel Rolle called out everyone in the Giants organization.
Inevitably, the recent struggles of both the Giants and Jets has drawn quite a bit of attention -- predominately negative attention -- and there is also quite bit if uncertainty surrounding whether or not either team will even make the playoffs.
Sidney Crosby scored twice and added two assists in his season debut and the Pittsburgh Penguins crushed the New York Islanders 5-0 on Monday night.
Tomas Fleischmann scored at 17:57 in the third period and the Florida Panthers beat the New Jersey Devils 4-3 on Monday night.
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Detroit's Justin Verlander has become the first starting pitcher in a quarter-century to win a Most Valuable Player award, adding it to his Cy Young Award last week.
