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With golf's second major championship getting underway today at the Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Maryland - Craig and Carl welcomed Peter Jacobsen to the program to offer a little preview of the US Open.
With Carl Banks filling in admirably for Boomer, Jerry "Rello" Recco decided to reward Carl's hard work and include him in a little fun activity known around the world as "You Make the Call," the wildly popular game that focuses on the countless errors by Yankees radio play-by-play man John Sterling.
Craig is giving serious consideration to posing for Playgirl. This coming after the magazine's editor in chief, Nicole Caldwell, called in yesterday and made him a formal offer.
Phil in Long Island called in and mentioned the great chemistry between the Craig and Carl Banks in comparison to the chemistry between Craig and Boomer. Phil attributed it to the two Super Bowl rings that Carl has, which was a low blow to our beloved Boomer.
When talking about Carl Banks' career it's hard to forget about the Monday night in Philadelphia back in 1988, when Carl did his best to tackle the elusive Randall Cunningham -- only to have the Eagles quarterback to remain on his feet and throw an improbable touchdown pass.
A pair of rain delays cost Dillon Gee a chance to become the first Mets rookie to win his first eight decisions on Wednesday. But hey, the Mets won!
When listening to Mets radio play-by-play man Wayne Hagin call Angel Pagan's 4th inning, 2-run home run in last night's 4-0 win over the Braves, Craig deduced that it may have been the longest home run call of all time.
With Boomer taking the day off the attend to some business for his foundation (BEF), Carl Banks found himself sitting in alongside Craig -- and safe to say the man affectionately known as "Killer" during his playing days was feeling right at home.
The Boston Bruins have won the Stanley Cup for the first time since 1972, beating the Vancouver Canucks 4-0 in Game 7 of the finals on Wednesday night.
Mark Teixeira hit two-run homers from each side of the plate and Curtis Granderson homered for the fifth time in seven games, powering the New York Yankees past the Texas Rangers 12-4 Wednesday night.
Mark Sanchez got a few dozen of his New York Jets teammates together to practice for three days in private. No cameras. No fans. No reporters.
NESN.com's Mike Hurley joined Neil once again to talk about the Stanley Cup finals, what to expect in Game 7, what it will mean for the city of Boston if the Bruins win.
Brett Gardner must continue as the Yankees' lead-off man even after Derek Jeter returns from the disabled list. Joe Girardi must continue playing the 'hot hand' and allow the new one-two punch of Gardner and Curtis Granderson to flourish at the top of the order.
Jerricho Cotchery and Damien Woody would be recovering and working at their team's facilities had there been no lockout. They normally would be fighting the itch to rush back and join their teammates for minicamps and the like. This year, they might be benefiting from the work stoppage.
Last month, David Einhorn said his agreement to become minority owner of the Mets was a "win-win" for both sides. The hedge funder may have underestimated his end.
