Hartnett: Red Bulls Brace For Grind Of 4 Matches In 11 Days
Four matches over the span of 11 days will test the Red Bulls' depth and resolve.
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Four matches over the span of 11 days will test the Red Bulls' depth and resolve.
Basketball Twitter went into a tizzy this week when ESPN continued to publish its NBA Rank feature and Carmelo Anthony wound up at No. 64, dropping from 31 last year.
Devils general manager Ray Shero didn't attempt to sidestep his club's backward step last season. "That falls to me," Shero said at media day on Thursday at the Prudential Center.
The NFL's highest-paid player is coming to MetLife Stadium to face the Giants again, and this time Matthew Stafford of the Detroit Lions doesn't have an injured finger on his throwing hand.
Joe Girardi is not here to make friends. He's here to win games. And he's going to go about doing so as he sees fit. Good for him.
NFL on CBS analyst James Lofton gives his input on the Week 2 matchup between the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens.
The Islanders got off to a slow start last season and, despite a strong second half that followed a midyear coaching change, finished a point out of a playoff spot.
The film confirmed everything the Jets already knew about Khalil Mack. Now, they've got to figure out how to stop Oakland's sack-happy pass rusher.
Friday's "Moment of the Day" featured a caller named "Jeff" from Fairlawn who REALLY likes Boomer and Jerry Recco together on the radio.
It's that time of the week again! Before signing off on Friday, Boomer offered his picks for Week 2 of the NFL season, along with Brian Jones and Jerry Recco.
Boomer and Jerry were joined in the studio on Friday morning by Brian Jones, co-host of "Gio and Jones" on CBS Sports Radio Network, to talk all things football.
You name it, he's talking about it. Chris Lopresti continued his update excellence on Friday.
Boomer and Jerry Recco had plenty to get to on the NFL front on Friday, but they opened the show with a detailed discussion on the Yankees.
Deshaun Watson ran 49 yards for a touchdown in his first NFL start and led the Houston Texans' depleted offense to a late clinching field goal in a 13-9 victory
Anthony Rizzo homered and had three hits, Jason Heyward went deep and drove in four and the Chicago Cubs beat the New York Mets 14-6 on Thursday night.
