B&C Morning Show: NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman On Stanley Cup Finals' Game 7
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman woke up early in Vancouver to call in and talk to Boomer & Craig about tonight's Game 7 between the Bruins and Canucks.
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NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman woke up early in Vancouver to call in and talk to Boomer & Craig about tonight's Game 7 between the Bruins and Canucks.
Nicole Caldwell is the editor in chief of Playgirl Magazine. After all of the hoopla stirred up Tuesday surrounding the possibility of Craig baring it all for the adult publication, she called in today to make a real offer.
Steve Somers opens up a Tuesday night schmooze gushing over the Mets' win in Atlanta's house of horrors. It was Jonathon Niese -- or was it Jon Lester? -- leading the way as K-Rod, Carlos Beltran, Jose Reyes and the rest of the Metropolitans got the job done in hot, sticky Georgia.
Just before Jerry "Rello" Recco's first update of the morning, Boomer & Craig played a little game we like to call, "You Make the Call," as a way of paying tribute to the Yankees' radio broadcast team.
As the baseball world waited with baited breath last night, just prior to the start of the Yankees-Rangers game, the announcement finally came down. Derek Jeter was going to be placed on the 15-day disabled list because of his ailing right calf.
WWE Divas Kelly Kelly and The Bella Twins stopped by to pay Boomer & Craig an in-studio visit on Monday -- and it's safe to say we were all quite taken by their beauty.
Curtis Granderson homered and drove in four runs, Eduardo Nunez -- filling in for an injured Derek Jeter -- sparked a six-run second inning with an RBI single and the New York Yankees beat the Texas Rangers 12-4 on Tuesday night.
Jair Jurrjens couldn't slow Jose Reyes, who had three hits, two steals, an RBI and scored two runs to lead the New York Mets to a 4-3 win over the Atlanta Braves on Tuesday night.
Derek Jeter will need at least a week to recover from his strained right calf, and the New York Yankees waited Tuesday to decide to put him on the disabled list and delay his pursuit of 3,000 hits.
New and notes, including thoughts from Phil Mickelson on the 111th U.S. Open at Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Maryland.
While we should focus on how good Dallas was (as opposed to how bad LeBron James was), it's hard to listen to LeBron talk and not root against the guy.
Yankees starter Phil Hughes took another step forward in his rehabilitation program for a shoulder injury, throwing 50 pitches Tuesday against minor leaguers in a camp game.
While a report from the Washington Post suggests the NFL lockout could end "during the next two or three weeks," negotiators for the league and its players were meeting Tuesday at an undisclosed location in Maryland, trying to break a labor impasse now in its fourth month.
There's a new #1 this week, I think you know who it is. Here's a hint: they've won nine straight games.
While the Mets continue to attempt to get to the .500 mark - unsuccessfully - on the field, off the field they're trying to nurse their wounded starters back to full health and get them in the lineup to aid that cause.
