Yankees' Gardner Likely Won't Play In Spring Game For 2 Weeks
Brett Gardner's wrist injury is coming along, but don't expect to see him actually out on the field in a game until the middle of the month.
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Brett Gardner's wrist injury is coming along, but don't expect to see him actually out on the field in a game until the middle of the month.
Another season has gone from hopeful to hopeless in a New York minute, as the Knicks have dropped out of realistic playoff contention by losing 15 of 18.
The Orioles has a bright young pitcher who could help solidify their rotation.
In Part I of our Q&A, we discuss his overall thoughts on the Yankees' minor league system, including a look at Captains Camp, a program that leads up to spring training.
Granderson said he's scheduled to visit a doctor Thursday. He took batting practice, threw and did conditioning drills.
The former college player of the year appeared in two games with the Knicks, making a 3-pointer on his lone shot attempt. His deal expired Wednesday and the team elected not to give him another.
During Thursday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day," we heard what it sounds like when Al "Hughes" Dukes and "The" Eddie Scozzare start feeling their oats, as the duo behind the glass had some laughs at Boomer's expense.
Seven rare Ty Cobb baseball cards were recently discovered and are expected to fetch a boat-load of money for the lucky owner.
The "update maven" talked about Carmelo Anthony's written apology and the All-Star's new "Teenage Mutant Ninja" children's clothing line.
The Blonde Bomber and his little buddy/BFF/radio partner Craig got busy Thursday by discussing the huge contracts NFL quarterbacks are getting these days and the collateral damage of the big-money deals.
Curt Schilling could get benched by ESPN once again, this time for saying Hillary Clinton should be "buried under a jail."
The New York Yankees rallied from a seven-run deficit to beat a Detroit Tigers' split squad 10-9 Wednesday in their spring training opener.
John Johnson, an athletic trainer in the New York Giants organization for 60 years, has died.
From a crumpled paper bag in a dilapidated house came a baseball-card find of a lifetime.
Yoenis Cespedes' little piggy is ending up at a butcher.
