WFAN Morning Show: Jerry's Friday Update Covers Sports And Then Some
The legendary Jerry Recco provided his Friday update, and let's just say it went a little off the rails toward the end.
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The legendary Jerry Recco provided his Friday update, and let's just say it went a little off the rails toward the end.
They start up the show by recapping the Bears-Packers game Thursday night and get into the vicious, very questionable hit on Packers wide receiver Davante Adams by Bears linebacker Danny Trevathan.
Yankees Manager Joe Girardi was full of praise for his squad when he spoke with WFAN's Mike Francesa on Thursday.
Sonny Gray said he didn't notice what was posted on the out-of-town scoreboard at Yankee Stadium, but his manager did.
The opening ceremony at the Presidents Cup was unlike any other in golf with former Presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton on the first tee.
The New York Islanders have made a bid to return to Long Island.
While many first responders from the Tri-State Area traveled to Puerto Rico to help following Hurricane Maria, others here at home are stepping up to the plate, too.
CBS kicks off its fourth season of Thursday Night Football coverage from Lambeau Field featuring the NFC North rivalry between the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears.
Heading into Week 4 of the NFL season, we take a look at this week's Fantasy Football Starts and Sits.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell held a round-table meeting with roughly 25 owners, league executives and players Tuesday night to discuss the national anthem demonstrations.
Coming off their worst season in nearly 30 years, the New Jersey Devils don't expect Nico Hischier to lead them back to the playoffs after a five-year drought.
For months, it appeared the Houston Rockets were the team most likely to acquire Carmelo Anthony's service.
For a quarter-century, Glenn Jacobs, as Kane, overpowered competitors inside of a WWE ring. Now he's ready to body slam political opponents.
On this week's "Outside the Cage" podcast, hosts Pete Hoffman and Ike Feldman recap a surprisingly eventful weekend in mixed martial arts.
The Washington Nationals have had plenty of success in recent years—just not in the playoffs.
