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Ryan Fitzpatrick played 17 seasons in the NFL, mostly as a back-up quarterback. Say what you want about the bearded journeyman QB, but you have to be pretty good to stick around for 17 years in the NFL. And, for every shortcoming Fitzpatrick had as a field general, he made up for as an entertainer.

The first time that I went to Montauk in October and saw a football field of striped bass, jumping out like frenzying piranhas, to eat bait fish, I was hooked. To the fisherman, that is called a 'blitz.' For over 3 decades, the 'blitzes' of striped bass have kept me coming back.

2 new comedy show announcements and a list comedians coming to the Capital Region soon!

Opened nearly two centuries ago, Rolling Hills Asylum in Upstate NY has a very, very dark past. Now, it's been recognized among the creepiest places in America.

Here's the latest New York State venue to change it's name.

Over the past two and half decades, John Mayer has become on of the music industries' top performers. On Saturday night, the pop-music sensation, who bizarrely (and thankfully) became member of Dead & Company with the Grateful Dead's Bob Weir, entertained a packed UBS Arena for over two hours, by himself.

104.5 The Team's 'Intern Mike' Giarraputo took a hit last week on the 'The Drive with Charlie & Dan.' The Siena senior and NFL prognosticator lost 2 out of his 3 'Locks of the Week,' a weekly segment that appears on Thursdays.

Sunday will mark the one-month anniversary of the last touchdown scored by the offensive unit. This date is not one for celebration but certainly one for reflection.

'Cheers' and 'Frasier' star Kelsey Grammer will be in Upstate New York not once, but TWICE in October, and you'll have the chance to sample his custom beer.

Wide receiver Mecole Hardman came to the New York Jets in March sporting two Super Bowl rings. Hardman signed a one-year $6.5 million contract with Gang Green and seven months later, he is returning to Kansas City. What happened?

Now-former major league pitcher Trevor May made his retirement formal on Monday by streaming a statement on the social media platform, Twitch.

A legendary comedy duo is set to bring their new tour to Upstate New York on multiple occasions, and we have the details on how you can see them live.