Lichtenstein: Jets May Be Flying High During Bye Week, But Concerns Loom
After this one-weekend hiatus, Jets games will once again be appointment viewing, at least for the foreseeable future.
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After this one-weekend hiatus, Jets games will once again be appointment viewing, at least for the foreseeable future.
Michael Cuddyer and the New York Mets are well aware of the challenge ahead. First, they get Clayton Kershaw in Game 1 of the playoffs against the Los Angeles Dodgers. And then, Zack Greinke.
The "New" New Jersey Devils begin the 2015-16 season Friday night against the Winnipeg Jets at Prudential Center.
After taking a big step forward with their best regular season in 31 years, the Islanders hope to keep up their improved play as they move into a new home.
The Yankees expected better this year than elimination in the AL wild-card game. Many others anticipated worse.
The move by the FIFA ethics committee further taints Blatter's 40-year career at FIFA, including 17 years as president.
The New York Giants have taken a crash course on MRSA.
Carmelo Anthony scored 17 points in his first game since left knee surgery, Kristaps Porzingis had seven in his NBA debut Wednesday night.
Thursday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" focused on how the Dynamic Radio Duo that is Boomer Esiason and Craig Carton measure up to the Dynamic Duo that is Batman & Robin.
Since parting ways with SNY, Bob Ojeda has been doing just fine.
Apparently, Joe DiMaggio's quality of life diminished greatly as he got older, thanks in large part to a botched surgery on a burst aneurysm in his stomach.
An update from Jerry Recco is really an update like no other.
So Boomer and Craig were inclined to open Thursday's radio program by discussing more drama, as one can't help but wonder if Derek Fisher is the right man to lead the Knicks moving forward.
Despite the fact that the Jets are off to their best start in five seasons, early NFL Coach of the Year betting odds candidate, Todd Bowles isn't resting on his team's laurels heading into the NFL Week 5 bye.
Just when the New York Giants cleaned up, figuratively, of course, some of the self-inflicted ills that they caused over the first month of the season, Big Blue finds itself up against a new and largely unknown opponent, the MRSA bacterium.
