Boomer & Carton: Jerry Seinfeld Delivers The Goods
The guys were all fired up to see him and Jerry was equally excited to see them. Jerry is a big fan of the show and the station, and he shared some great stories of his relationship with WFAN.
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The guys were all fired up to see him and Jerry was equally excited to see them. Jerry is a big fan of the show and the station, and he shared some great stories of his relationship with WFAN.
Al Dukes had the thrill of a lifetime when he got to meet the one and only Jerry Seinfeld at the Gotham Comedy Club for the 'Laugh For Sight' charity event, hosted by none other than Craig Carton.
From Broadway to Hollywood, Robert Klein has entertained audiences for more than 40 years. The legendary comedian joined us to talk about Laugh For Sight, an all-star comedy benefit, that he is headlining along with fellow comedian Jerry Seinfeld. It is hosted by WFAN's Craig Carton.
First we heard Mets manager Terry Collins talking about a higher power or something after being asked about Matt Harvey...
Legendary comedian Jerry Seinfeld will be part of tonight's SNY broadcast of the Giants-Mets game, a career move Craig advises against -- and he offered a few reasons why.
Seinfeld will appear on the pregame show and then join Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez and Ron Darling for the call of the game against the San Francisco Giants.
This is worse than the second spitter! Seinfeld says there's nothing funny about the way some All-Stars were treated Tuesday night.
What if Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer were living in the New York City with of the 21st century with all the technology to boot? A new Twitter account has created that reality.
Jerry Seinfeld announced Wednesday that he has added a show in Long Island to his upcoming tour in December, and that he will donate the proceeds to relief efforts for Superstorm Sandy victims.
Jerry Seinfeld, Blondie, Roberta Flack & More Coming To St. George Theatre In Staten Island
Hopefully it won't be all "yadda yadda yadda" when Jerry Seinfeld brings his shtick back to Thursday nights in New York City.
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld has always been a loyal Mets fan. But when limited partnerships of the club went on sale last year, he had zero interest in buying a piece.
My dreams came true on July 1, 1987. And I had no idea it happened.
It has become an annual rite of spring-slash-summer. Comedian Jerry Seinfeld and WFAN host Steve Somers, talking Mets baseball. Only there was something different about this year's chat.
Several pictures of the multi-colored work of nature made it around cyberspace, including one that mesmerized one of the Big Apple's funniest residents.
We all learned something new last week: Seinfeld has a new puppy named Jose. Yes, Jose. As in Jose Reyes.
C-Lo, who did a good job filling in for Jerry Recco today, mentioned to Boomer & Craig that former Yankee Bernie Williams is now eligible for induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Craig's buddy, comedian-slash-actor Joe Piscopo, made the trip to the Allstate Studio on behalf of Rawlings on Thursday.
We made it through a weekend with no football and lived to tell about it. For Craig, that meant it was time to take a deep breath and get a good whiff of baseball, as Yankees pitchers and catchers reported to Tampa on Monday.
With no meaningful football to watch over the weekend (the Pro Bowl does not count), we all wondered what Boomer & Carton would be talking about come Monday morning. Then, the Wilpons sent out a press release, and our worries were over.
When the final gun sounded on Sunday, the Giants were on the wrong end of a 38-31 defeat. This folks is what you call a 'loss of epic proportions.'
The Jets head to Pittsburgh Sunday looking to snap their two-game losing streak and get their first ever win at Heinz Field, which will certainly be a tall order.
As if the Jets losing two games in a row wasn't enough, today we are still talking about Sal Alosi and the tripping incident he was involved in on Sunday.
