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Think the Jets' defense will be anything less than elite? Rex Ryan has issued a challenge to all naysayers. "Put your negative comments out there," New York's confident coach said Tuesday, "and we'll see what happens at the end."
Li Na crumbled against 53rd ranked Simona Halep and was sent home early from the U.S. Open. Na admitted that she lost her confidence during the match and proved that a strong mental approach is required to achieve U.S. Open glory.
Eli Manning isn't too worried about his dismal preseason statistics. August is a time to get used to standing in the pocket, to get adjusted to new teammates and to take a hit or two. And that's just what the Giants quarterback says he has done.
Even during a lockout, Knicks superstar Carmelo Anthony still packs plenty of drawing power.
Red Sox catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia insists Yankees catcher Francisco Cervelli wasn't hit on purpose -- but it sure did look like he was.
Jimmy Connors had it, Johnny Mac certainly did too. Andre Agassi brought his own "image is everything" to the game. We're talking about personality, and top tennis star Novak Djokovic has it in spades.
Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez is expected to sit out this week's entire series against the Red Sox at Fenway Park because of his sprained left thumb. And he's not happy about it.
There's nothing like a cross-country trip with your best bud. But you don't have to tell UConn's D.J. Shoemate and Johnny McEntee that.
Were Rafael Nadal's struggles in the first round simply a case of opening-night jitters or something more serious? Time will tell. Either way, his first match as defending U.S. Open champion had plenty of rough edges.
CC Sabathia threw 128 pitches over six innings on Tuesday night. For that effort, he finally got a win over the Red Sox.
Boomer and Craig were happy to welcome Hall of Fame linebacker Harry Carson into the Allstate Studio on Wednesday.
Does Dominique think a 50-year-old Boomer still has it? Well, Craig asked her that very question and her response quickly turned into Jerry's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day." You bet your a** it did!
On this Wednesday edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza, the guys welcomed lovely Alison into the Allstate Studio to see how much she knew about sports.
Archie Manning called into Boomer & Craig this morning to talk some football -- and inevitably his youngest son Eli's name came up.
When Craig referenced a story by the Boston Herald's John Tomase about last night's Yankees-Red Sox game, a new Boomer & Carton catchphrase was born. You bet your a-- it was.
