This Week In Baseball: Umpires Have A Job To Do Too
"I don't think 40,000 people came to see him ump tonight."
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"I don't think 40,000 people came to see him ump tonight."
With the Rangers one loss from a long vacation, New York needs some juice from one of the baseball locals. But our clubs are hardly draining our adrenal glands.
Dee Milliner was the ninth overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft. Two years later? He's just another guy hoping to stick with an NFL team.
On his return to center court, nine-time French Open champion Rafael Nadal enjoyed a quiet Tuesday afternoon.
Trainer Bob Baffert said the Triple Crown hopeful looked "like his fluid self" during Tuesday morning's workout.
After a slow start to the playoffs, the high-scoring team captain helped the speedy Lightning push the New York Rangers to the brink of elimination from the Eastern Conference finals.
For the Mets, losing the face of their franchise for a big chunk of the season -- or all of it -- would hurt. The worst-case scenario would be devastating.
Assuming the Mets don't secure a postseason berth, Alderson should get a pink slip. And the Wilpons, who can't be fired and clearly have no intention of selling, will continue to kill our spirits and run this franchise into the ground.
The Rangers will need another comeback to keep their Stanley Cup drive alive. Game 6 is Tuesday night in Tampa.
The sleepover is another way for Mets fans to have fun at the ballpark. They can watch the game, enjoy a movie, meet Mets alumni and then sleep under the stars in the outfield.
The Chicago Bears released defensive end Ray McDonald following an arrest that police say stemmed from an assault on a woman who was holding a baby.
If everyone else wants to look ahead to a potential marquee quarterfinal, the players who met in two of the past three finals at the French Open do not.
Brett Gardner, Brian McCann and Chase Headley homered during an eight-run first inning and the New York Yankees romped past the AL Central-leading Kansas City Royals 14-1 Monday.
Wilmer Flores hit a tiebreaking three-run homer off Justin De Fratus in the sixth inning to help Bartolo Colon and the New York Mets beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6-3 Monday.
Before actually hearing John Sterling's play-by-play call for Slade Heathcott's first big league home run, Craig imagined what it might have sounded like if Suzyn Waldman provided a suggestion.
