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Ahead of its match on Sunday against Orlando City FC, the New York City Football Club is looking for any edge to eliminate the aftertaste of a horror that was the 7-0 defeat to New York Red Bulls in the Big Apple Clasico.
Joe Girardi will get another look at where his Yankees are going over these next 10 road games. But before that, he should give Carlos Beltran a hearty handshake, and maybe a little hug.
New York drafted Amaro in the second round in 2014 out of Texas Tech, where he set the FBS record with an eye-popping 106 catches for 1,352 yards and seven touchdowns as a junior.
On Tuesday, former Nets guard Kerry Kittles was added to the Princeton University men's basketball staff as an assistant coach.
Friday's fantastic "Moment of the Day" brought us a not-so-competitive game of "KnockerBall" between Al Dukes and Jerry Recco. Al proved to be no match for Jerry, and Boomer and Craig had plenty of fun watching.
Michaels talked about life as a sports fan growing up in Pennsylvania and then explained how he learned to play music.
Not a master of the Memorial Day barbecue? Have no fear, Al Dukes is here.
The "update maven" recapped the Yankees' loss to the Blue Jays on Thursday and previewed the Mets' holiday weekend series against the Dodgers.
The guys opened with Mets talk as Carton said he believes Matt Harvey's teammates have turned against the struggling pitcher.
Mike D'Antoni is headed to Houston to try his "Seven Seconds or Less" offense with James Harden, one of the NBA's most explosive offensive threats.
The Toronto Blue Jays scored two unearned runs in the third inning off CC Sabathia in a 3-1 victory over the New York Yankees on Thursday.
Just as one aging slugger gets ready to return to the New York Yankees, they're concerned about the health of another.
Utley is now set to return to the Big Apple for a three-game series. Although Tejada now plays for the St. Louis Cardinals, Mets fans are likely to let Utley know they haven't forgotten what happened.
Even despite Wednesday night's 8-4 loss to the Blue Jays, the Bronx Bombers have proven in recent weeks they are anything but the disgrace many were chalking them up to be.
Derek Jeter says he not only wants to someday own a major league team, he also wants to help increase the sport's popularity.
