Appleshampoo wrote:nykballa2k4 wrote:Icandoallthings wrote:
Honestly I have a hard time listening to any of the people you mentioned. I don't like Craig Carton very much either and hate Francessa. I just want to be entertained and find it difficult to listen to serious discussions about a not serious issue like sports. Personally I like Le Batard, Bomani Jones the occasional First take and Undisputed as I find those shows to be funny. Its just a matter of preference I guess. Between music, youtube, podcasts(like this american life,planet money, tons of sports podcasts), other morning shows like, The Breakfast Club) audiobooks etc its hard for me to care about this stuff as much as I once did.
FM radio is pretty bleak, none of the guys I mentioned really take sports too seriously. Probably the ones who talk the MOST sports and take it the most seriously would be LaGrecca, Kay, Hahn, and Rothenberg.  For sheer entertainment value, Humpty is pretty solid are you familiar at all with him?
 
Carton is realer then all of them. LaGreca is the chillest there and he started at WFAN. ESPN is corporate. Boomer and Carton is ying and yang. 
Boomer and Carton making their picks for Sunday. Boomer watches game film everyday CBS Sunday, Showtime Thursday, TNF radio of wfan.  His picks break down the defenses and offensives as a former MVP quarterback. 
Craig approaches it from how to beat the spread. Week 13 December 4 2016 Giants at Steelers. The Giants are 8-4 Steelers are 7-5, Giants are given something like a 10 point cushion, and everyone was picking the Giants. Steelers won 24-14 and dominated the entire game. The Steelers have dealt crushing playoff losses to the Jets and battle the Patriots every year. Giants had the it factor and Odell.. Hollywood..  NFC fans were the suckers.
Giants fans hated Carton all week for speaking the truth only a New Yorker degenerate from Westchester could.. Listeners get a feel for the intricacies of a game: home field advantage, rookie quarterbacks against defenses who devoured them, loose logic karma and voodoo. Whatever he is talking about Boomer is there to keep him in check. 
Carton will shift to the CBS dinner with Jim Nance and Execs Wednesday night that nobody else was invited too.  Boomer will say Craig was invited but forgot or did not get the invitation while trying to least offend anybody, which makes it worse.  That is entertainment. Carton was the QB who made it more Howard Stern than Mike & Mike. 
Carton and Eddie did a 4 minute interview riff with sound bites of Evan Roberts discussing baby making with tips from Joe Badingo. The music says go to break but they don’t. [url]
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Politics and Kapernick are not a focus. They support the police and the military but do not rail about for an hour. They think he is a douche, okay move on. People are happier without beating a dead horse on whatever the media says we should hate each other for.
It is as if people like Craig Carton will not exist soon. A lot of people get the vibe Craig is racist. I am white, I am from the suburbs, lots of conservatives around me so I have won't say you are wrong. But both said Lebron sounded completely sincere in his reaction and might be led to believe it is true. Someone wrote that word in large letters on the biggest NBA star property in Los Angeles and nobody got a picture of it? The police were called and the profanity was already painted over in drip free paint? The LAPD had no photos?  The mass media machine marketing Lebron James may have made it up. Imagine the first 10 to 15 minutes dedicated in the DVD if Lebron won 2 in a row.  
Yes that is F'ed up. Filter free radio nuts like Carton will never survive in a society where people cannot question what the status quo perceives as off limits or too sensitive. The conversation had to do with how the news completely dropped the story after 3 days and nothing was heard from it again. The only agreeable thing to do in public conversation today is to agree. Rosenberg is a watered down 2017 version of edgy.
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