Dark Days In Jersey As Devils Pick Up The Pieces After Uncharacteristically Bad Season
The New Jersey Devils have developed a new trend when it comes to the playoffs.
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The New Jersey Devils have developed a new trend when it comes to the playoffs.
A group of Mets fans has its own slogan this season, a message directed at the club's owners. When the team arrived at Citi Field for Monday's home opener, it was greeted by two new billboards just outside the ballpark.
Monday marks the first day the public can view 150 Sandy-damaged homes acquired by the state that will be auctioned off on Long Island.
Before last year's Masters CBS Local Sports sat down with CBS's golf analysts to discuss rising star Jordan Spieth in an episode of Golf Fan Essentials.
The annual eulogy is real, just like the Knicks are really bad. Their ignominious run of wretched basketball is rolling out like a red carpet.
Jurors deciding whether to convict former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez of murder went back to work Monday for a fifth day of deliberations.
"My godfather means the world to me," Bonds told USA TODAY Sports. "I love him to a T. But when Alex hits No. 660, I'll be happy for him. Willie will be happy for him."
Monday marks the home opener for the Mets, in a season that's already begun with a sense of optimism and hope for the future (PED suspensions aside).
If you believe the Jets, the new brain trust will take a good, hard look at the best player available at No. 6. Then again, they could select the best player, period.
"When he puts it in play he gets a cheer, so when he gets a hit it's a double cheer," Mets manager Terry Collins said after the victory.
Check out the view from Chopper 880 as the Amazin's get ready to host the Phillies on Monday afternoon.
The New Jersey Devils ended the 2014-15 season on a sour note, going just 1-7-3 over their last 11 games to finish with 78 points, their fewest in a season of 80-or-more games since 1988-89, when they had just 66.
Oh, the dangers of social media. On Sunday, someone using Darrelle Revis' Instagram account got into it with Patriots fans.
John Schweibacher's little-known facts, odd stats and strange records: home opener edition.
Spieth never really suffered. Certainly not like Phil Mickelson, who came close so many times before finally winning his first major title.
