Knicks' Noah Undergoes Knee Surgery, Could Miss Rest Of Season
Joakim Noah's debut season with the Knicks has gone from bad to worse.
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Joakim Noah's debut season with the Knicks has gone from bad to worse.
When the Devils take the ice for warmups Monday night before their game against the Montreal Canadiens at the Prudential Center, the evening will be about more than just a matchup of two Eastern Conference foes fighting for valuable points in the standings.
Clichés are a language synonymous with sports jargon, but veteran play-by-play analyst Johnny Miller should have held himself to a higher standard when unfairly evaluating Rickie Fowler.
In the end, the Knicks are getting rid of a veteran player ... but are getting nothing in return.
The Knicks waived backup veteran guard Brandon Jennings Monday morning to make room for Chasson Randle. Randle starred in the Summer League and played for the Westchester Knicks before having a cup of coffee with the 76ers earlier in the season.
The Red Sox are primed for another playoff run and will rely on another promising young outfielder for help.
The NBA trade deadline passed Thursday with little bang considering all the pregame hype and with more whimper from Nets fans who already were less than excited about the remainder of the season.
For a long time, Kevin Shattenkirk held the hammer when it came to controlling where he could be traded. He still does, but now we have a pretty clear idea where he wants to go. The Big Apple, apparently.
Word travels fast in 2017. Aaron Judge's home run last Friday went everywhere in a hurry, thanks to social media.
The Mets have wasted little time at least beginning to acclimate Jay Bruce to first base.
New York Mets manager Terry Collins has to figure out this spring which Michael Conforto he has — the outfielder who was a rookie sensation in 2015 or the one who was demoted in the middle of a terrible slump last year.
When the kids start running around in their pajamas at the end of the week at the NFL Scouting Combine, the Jets have given themselves little option but to focus on offensive linemen.
Monday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" provided yet another example of MLB managers being forced to talk to the media much too often.
Boomer and Craig were thrilled to let Earl Campbell in on the fun on Monday morning.
When Jerry Recco is part of your life, Mondays don't seem so bad. Don't act like you don't know what we're talking about.
