B&C Morning Show: Boomer Puts Capitals' Ovechkin On Ice
Today Boomer took his Rangers fandom one step further and put his Alexander Ovechkin jersey on ice, with the hopes of "freezing out" the Russian superstar.
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Today Boomer took his Rangers fandom one step further and put his Alexander Ovechkin jersey on ice, with the hopes of "freezing out" the Russian superstar.
The Rangers are heading back to Europe. The NHL has announced that New York and the Los Angeles Kings will play Oct. 7 in Stockholm.
Mark Messier remembers what it's like playing a familiar team in the playoffs, though the former Rangers great says don't get too optimistic, anything can happen when the NHL's best find themselves chasing the Stanley Cup.
Boomer was so excited on Monday, he demanded the entire morning show staff don Rangers jerseys in celebration of New York's upcoming postseason run. So who was the lone holdout?
Devils head coach Jacques Lemaire's exit was hardly unexpected. The Chicago Blackhawks' near departure was almost a much bigger stunner. A similar scenario played out for the Rangers this weekend.
With everyone following Boomer's lead and wearing Rangers gear, Craig decided to go against the grain and rock his Carmelo Anthony Knicks home jersey -- which he had a little trouble fitting into after a weekend of indulgence.
After an eventful weekend in the sports world, Boomer & Craig had a lot to get to for today's edition of the "Morning Extravaganza," and the guys had a little issue when deciding what to talk about first.
Captain Chris Drury scored his first goal of the season in a surprise return to the lineup and Ryan McDonagh netted the first of his NHL career during a three-goal second period as the New York Rangers rallied for a 5-2 victory over the New Jersey Devils
Coming into last night's game against the Thrashers, the Rangers had all the momentum in the world. The crowd was electric. Then the game started.
When Craig got word that Boomer, the Rangers fan, has agreed to wear an Islanders jersey for an upcoming charity event, he called the Blonde Bomber out.
Boomer was in a real funk this morning and if you listen to the show -- and I know you do -- then you probably know why.
Rob Schremp and Andrew Ladd scored 15 seconds apart in the second period and the Atlanta Thrashers delivered a crushing blow to the New York Rangers' playoff hopes with a 3-0 victory Thursday night.
Jesse Spector, Rangers beat writer for the Daily News, joined Neil to talk about the state of the Rangers before Games 81 and 82 and a potential playoff run.
Calling it "the best-case scenario of a bad situation," injured Rangers winger Ryan Callahan said on Wednesday that we won't need surgery for a broken right ankle. But that's not all...
Rangers' second-leading scorer Ryan Callahan is out indefinitely because of a broken right leg, sending the team scrambling for answers while making a final push for an Eastern Conference playoff spot.
