LISTEN: Analysts Break Down Kentucky Derby Favorite Nyquist
Can Kentucky Derby favorite Nyquist live up to the hype Saturday? WFAN's Mike Francesa posed that question to two of his guests Friday.
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Can Kentucky Derby favorite Nyquist live up to the hype Saturday? WFAN's Mike Francesa posed that question to two of his guests Friday.
It seemed appropriate that Justin Tuck ended his NFL career on a day the New York Giants had their draft picks, free agents and guys looking to make the team on a tryout in the building.
The Knicks have reportedly reached out to former Pacers coach Frank Vogel to gauge his interest in their head coaching vacancy.
Christian Hackenberg obviously was aware of the mixed reviews about the Jets' decision to draft him in the second round last week. But he insists he's not spending any time thinking about his critics.
Charles Barkley suggested the Atlanta Hawks get physical with the Cleveland Cavaliers to slow them down. And he's right.
Nyquist can run from the front or come from behind, but his favorite and best way to compete is to stalk the pace.
Sabathia was coming off his strongest outing of the season Wednesday night at Baltimore, in which he allowed no runs and six hits over seven innings in an 7-0 victory.
Eli Apple said he was somewhat surprised the Giants selected him with the 10th overall pick at last week's draft but he's happy with the results.
New York Rangers forward Oscar Lindberg has had surgery to repair a hip labral injury.
The team announced Friday it has signed cornerback Eli Apple (their first-round pick), wide receiver Sterling Shepard (second round), running back Paul Perkins (fifth round) and tight end Jerell Adams (sixth round).
The Major League Soccer campaign has moved past the quarter turn and New York City FC coach Patrick Vieira is still accumulating vital information about his roster.
In a tweet , Scott Paterno wrote that "it would be great if everyone waited to see the substance of the allegation before they assume it's true. Because it's not."
Despite a disappointing overtime loss in their last game, the New York Islanders were pleased with their improved play.
Phil Jackson doesn't give a damn what anybody thinks about him or the way he is exercises his duties as Knicks president. There is no other way to explain the way he is approaching this head coach search.
Things have gone so well for the Mets lately that it seems a shame to bring up Matt Harvey's problems.
