Reports: Mets Outfielder Michael Cuddyer Plans To Retire After 15 Seasons
New York Mets outfielder Michael Cuddyer is ready to retire after playing 15 seasons in the major leagues.
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New York Mets outfielder Michael Cuddyer is ready to retire after playing 15 seasons in the major leagues.
Right winger Kyle Palmeri scored on a breakaway with 39.3 seconds left in overtime to lift the New Jersey Devils to a 3-2 win over the Detroit Red Wings on Friday night at the Prudential Center.
Cabrera was the second middle infielder added by the Mets at the winter meetings after they acquired second baseman Neil Walker from the Pittsburgh Pirates for left-hander Jon Niese.
By Friday afternoon, a Supreme Court Appellate Division judge said the companies could continue operating into January.
The New York Giants have waived talented but frustrating defensive end Damontre Moore.
Lawrence Taylor, not J.J. Watt, is the greatest defensive player football has ever seen. Football fans should just sack this debate right now.
"I believe it is an important event for both Puerto Rican soccer and New York City FC," opined NYC captain David Villa.
New York Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis has fully participated in practice for the first time since suffering a concussion three weeks ago.
The Top 5 Sports Callers of the week is a weekly installment from CBS Local Sports that will bring you the wildest callers from across the nation.
Fisher has to put his best player in a better position so he doesn't have to work so hard to get his shot off.
We're nearing the 30-game mark, and a quick glance at the standings shows the Islanders in a good spot. But they have some glaring issues that need to be addressed.
As teams prepare for their bowl games, we want to take a look at five players who are sure to be first-round draft picks in the spring, and project how they will compete at the next level.
Alain Vigneault is one cool customer. The 54-year-old head coach of the Rangers exudes calmness and confidence -- and his level-headed persona always rubs off on his team.
Considering what happened in the last four years of the Rex Ryan era, and considering where the 7-5 Jets stand now, it's hard to believe any game on the 2015 schedule would be viewed as a trap game.
The Giants' running game has been somewhat of a four-headed monster this season. The only problem is the monster hasn't been very scary. Tame might be more accurate.
