B&C Morning Show: Chris Canty Talks Giants With Boomer & Carton
Giants defensive tackle Chris Canty called into to the program -- and after tackling some phone problems, he had a pretty entertaining conversation with the morning show's Dynamic Duo.
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Giants defensive tackle Chris Canty called into to the program -- and after tackling some phone problems, he had a pretty entertaining conversation with the morning show's Dynamic Duo.
Before Jerry's update could begin, Al Dukes offered us some insight on how he likes to go about talking to attractive woman in social settings.
Friday's show began as you might have expected, with Boomer & Craig all sorts of fired up due to the fantastic weekend of sports that awaits us.
Artem Anisimov and Ruslan Fedotenko scored in the second period Thursday to give the New York Rangers a 2-0 exhibition victory over Sparta Prague.
Mike Hurley of NESN.com joined Neil to talk about the mood in Boston following the historic collapse and to look ahead at a very interesting offseason for the Red Sox.
For an organization that has now gone five seasons without a playoff appearance and possesses one of the sport's biggest payrolls, there are many challenges for the Mets. But the issue that Sandy Alderson must tackle first is re-signing Jose Reyes.
Antonio Cromartie has returned to the practice field, participating in positional drills and returning punts four days after suffering a bruised lung and ribs. Nick Mangold was also in full uniform for the first time since suffering a high right ankle sprain.
The outcome of 'Wild Card Wednesday' has made the Yankees' playoff match-ups the toughest possible. Verlander and the Tigers are no easy task and the Rays are built for playoff success.
Jose Reyes heard the boos when he was lifted for a pinch runner. Mets fans wanted to see more. At least another at-bat or two. At least another season or two.
How does a Yankees fan who spent five years living in Boston capture this epic collapse? I'm not really sure, but I know this collapse fits as a good placement holder for the baseball season with an off-day before the start of the postseason.
Last night the Red Sox remembered they were the Red Sox, that despite the two titles last decade, they still have the spirit of their ancestors, an ancient mandate, a different kind of gag order.
It's time for Big East schools to "talk about the future." The presidents of the member schools will meet this weekend, UConn President Susan Herbst said Wednesday.
Aaron Maybin is back with the Jets, and he hopes it's for good this time.
And you thought the Mets' epic collapse of 2007 was bad? Move over, Tom Glavine. Make room, incredibly, for Jonathan Papelbon.
Give it a rest. Please. That's exactly what Jose Reyes did on Wednesday, and he was entirely within his rights to do so.
