A-Rod OK Not Playing Field, Harbors No Hard Feelings Toward Posada
If Jorge Posada's comments got to Rodriguez on Wednesday, he wasn't showing it.
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If Jorge Posada's comments got to Rodriguez on Wednesday, he wasn't showing it.
The Mets ace kept his comments upbeat and centered on the team — not himself — after New York's hard-luck loss Wednesday night.
Odell Beckham Jr.'s breakout tour continues. Giants fans just hope his latest honor doesn't come with a curse.
I don't care that the Lightning swept their season series against New York. Wasn't that like ... five months ago?
It would seem there are two certainties ahead for the Rangers. First, they will see some very familiar faces in the lineup of their opponent in the Eastern Conference finals. Second, they will play lots of one-goal games.
Chris Coghlan drew a bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Chicago Cubs a 2-1 victory over the New York Mets on Wednesday night.
Asdrubal Cabrera got his 1,000th hit during a two-run second inning, and the Tampa Bay Rays rebounded again from an early deficit to beat the New York Yankees 3-2 on Wednesday night.
Derek Stepan scored 11:24 in overtime, lifting the New York Rangers past the Washington Capitals 2-1 and into the Eastern Conference finals Wednesday night.
Thursday's highly anticipated Moment of the Day focused on some quality time Boomer spent with Al Dukes in a hot tub.
In this segment we got to know a little bit more about the relationship between Boomer and Al "Hughes" Dukes, which reached an entirely new level thanks to some wine and a hot tub in Las Vegas.
First Craig provided a quick update with regards to the upcoming 'True Blue Charity Softball Game,' which will take place at Yankee Stadium on June 3 and benefit the families of the NYPD.
It was hockey at the start as Boomer's passion would not be denied -- and even Craig found himself wrapped up in the Rangers buzz.
While Posada's remarks about A-Rod could blow over, his long and bitter rivalry with Martinez isn't about to end anytime soon.
Frank Lampard will soon join an exclusive club.
According to NJ.com, federal records show the Jets were paid $377,000 by the U.S. Department of Defense and New Jersey Army National Guard from 2011-14 to salute local servicemen and women during games at MetLife Stadium.
