Sweeny: Chapman, Betances And Other Notes As Yankees Open Camp
As pitchers and catchers arrived at the Yankees' spring training facility on Thursday, the buzz centered on a lean lefty with an extraordinary fastball.
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As pitchers and catchers arrived at the Yankees' spring training facility on Thursday, the buzz centered on a lean lefty with an extraordinary fastball.
Michael Conway of Verona, New Jersey, entered the plea Thursday in Brooklyn federal court.
Friday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" was born during a segment in which making babies was the subject at hand.
Craig was at it once again Friday morning, and by that we mean he was playing the comfortable role of game show host.
Boomer was far from thrilled to learn that Friday's "surprise guest" was none other than Tom Izzo -- no, not THAT Tom Izzo.
Jerry Recco entered the Allstate Studio prepared to deliver an update, but first was taken to task for the manner in which he handled an earlier story on Aroldis Chapman.
After Al Dukes got through expressing his concern for Craig's health and for his own retirement, Jerry Recco got busy updating his face off.
Boomer & Carton were at it again Friday morning, starting their wildly popular radio program off by briefly reflecting on what turned out to be an underwhelming NBA trade deadline.
Center Derek Stepan scored late in the third period and the New York Rangers defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-2 on Thursday night.
Justin Williams scored with 43.2 seconds left in overtime to lift the Washington Capitals to a 3-2 win over the New York Islanders.
Gilmour Academy defeated Northeast Ohio College Prep 108-1 in a Division III North Ridgeville Sectional semifinal game.
The NBA's trade deadline passed Thursday afternoon without the struggling Knicks and Nets making any deals.
"Our goal is to win the World Series, bottom line," Girardi said.
Despite serving a 162-game suspension for violating the sport's PED policy, A-Rod returned to a Caesar's ovation.
The Mets can't catch themselves reflecting too much on last year's World Series run if they expect to return to the big stage again in 2016, manager Terry Collins said Thursday.
