5 Biggest Troublemakers In NYC Metropolitan-Area Sports History
Geno Smith is far from the most confrontational figure in New York City-area sports history. Who are the top five? Let's find out.
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Geno Smith is far from the most confrontational figure in New York City-area sports history. Who are the top five? Let's find out.
Ryan Fitzpatrick gives the Jets a fighting chance at quarterback. He has the mobility to get away from the pass rush, is an accurate short- and medium-range passer and he can also throw on the move.
Enemkpali, who had three tackles in six games last season, could also face legal charges if Smith pursues them.
The Geno Smith broken jaw incident speaks to the cloud, the curse, the hex, the hoax, that covers the New York Jets.
With Reyes and the Rockies in town this week, it's a reminder that the speedster will always be a Met, regardless of what his uniform says.
"For his development, yeah, this is where he takes that next step," said Coughlin. "He's got to move the ball, control the offense (and) put points on the board."
CBS Sports Golf analyst discusses the field at the PGA Championship at Whistling Straits.
The first combined practice between the New York Giants and Cincinnati Bengals was downright respectful.
Ryan Fitzpatrick may not be a star, but he's a more accomplished quarterback than Geno Smith. And as far as the Jets are concerned, that should be good enough for the time being.
"Sometimes people want people to get into confrontations," Scott said. But if it was somebody that people respected, they would have defused it immediately."
Staying loyal to slumping players may pan out better for real-life MLB managers than for fantasy owners, so think long and hard about keeping your favorite player in the lineup while he's going through an 0-for-28 slump at the plate. Those at-bats can really hurt your team down the stretch.
The Yankees lost their fourth straight and had their lead over Toronto in the AL East trimmed to a half-game.
The parody song maven drew inspiration from The Clash's "I Fought the Law," so he is calling his effort "I Broke My Jaw." It's pretty darn catchy...
Todd Bowles laid down the law Monday. But by Tuesday morning, the discipline he has tried to instill on the Jets' practice field outside vaporized inside the locker room.
The New York Islanders have signed goalie Kevin Poulin to a one-year, two-way contract.
