WFAN Morning Show: Giants Now 0-5, Yanks Stay Alive, Jets Thrive
Boomer and Jerry Recco had a lot to get to Monday morning, beginning with the Giants, who dropped to 0-5 on Sunday and lost Odell Beckham, Jr. to a broken ankle in the process.
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Boomer and Jerry Recco had a lot to get to Monday morning, beginning with the Giants, who dropped to 0-5 on Sunday and lost Odell Beckham, Jr. to a broken ankle in the process.
The Yankees staved off elimination in the American League Division Series on Sunday night thanks to the arm of Masahiro Tanaka and the bat of Greg Bird.
The New York Yankees have lived to play another game, beating the Cleveland Indians in a nail-biter at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx Sunday evening.
Brady Skjei and Mika Zibanejad scored, Henrik Lundqvist stopped 34 shots for his 62nd career shutout and the New York Rangers picked up their first win of the season, beating the Montreal Canadiens Sunday night.
The New York Giants couldn't win with Odell Beckham Jr. in the lineup and now they face the prospect of playing the rest of the season without him.
Josh McCown came back to Cleveland and beat the team that cut him, throwing two touchdown passes and leading the surprising New York Jets to a 17-14 win over the winless Browns.
Philip Rivers threw a 10-yard touchdown pass to Melvin Gordon with 2:58 to play and the Los Angeles Chargers rallied to beat the New York Giants on Sunday in a game worthy of two teams that started the season 0-4.
The former Indiana governor flew in so he could watch Peyton Manning's jersey retirement ceremony on Sunday, but he didn't stick around long.
Toronto pulled ahead 5-1 in the first period before the Rangers scored four straight to quieten the Air Canada Centre crowd.
The Islanders were 0 for 3 on the power play and Buffalo was 0 for 4, but each team scored two short-handed goals in a wild second period.
The Red Bulls (13-12-7) snapped an eight-game winless streak as they eliminated Montreal, New England, Philadelphia and Orlando from playoff contention.
Adam Henrique, Jimmy Hayes, rookie Jesper Bratt and John Moore scored as the Devils started eight players who were not with the team last year.
Another playoff game morphed into a turbulent night of Home Run Derby and a relay race of relievers.
They've won this season in almost every way imaginable: comebacks, walk-offs, blowouts, nail-biters. No. 104 for the Cleveland Indians topped them all.
Artemi Panarin didn't need to score a goal to have a big impact in his first game for the Columbus Blue Jackets.
