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Wearing a bright green cap along with his royal-blue-and-orange jersey on St. Patrick's Day, Jacob deGrom allowed one hit in five scoreless innings Tuesday to help the Mets beat a Marlins' split squad 6-4.
Three-on-three overtime is getting a nod from NHL general managers, although a format decision and final approval are still needed.
New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson defended the team's handling of pitcher Zack Wheeler, who is expected to miss the 2015 season because of a torn elbow ligament.
It is time to dismount from your two-faced high horse and open the door for Pete Rose. Shoeless Joe Jackson, too.
Talk about endearing yourself to the masses. David Villa did that and more on Sunday, scoring once and setting up the other goal in New York City Football Club's 2-0 win over New England.
It's not often a 23-year-old marches into the Major Leagues and puts up the numbers Marcell Ozuna did in 2014. You can blame the relative obscurity of a 77-win Miami Marlins team, but that doesn't change the fact that Ozuna is one of the more talented young outfielders in the game and should continue to blossom in an improved lineup in 2015.
This wasn't how Dillon Gee wanted to regain a spot in the New York Mets' rotation.
March Madness is upon us. The tournament begins this evening with the First Four and continues with four straight days chock full of games Thursday-Sunday. You're probably filling out a bracket with visions of money dancing in your head. Here's 5 tips to try and help out.
Chris Borland told ESPN's "Outside the Lines" on Monday that he is retiring following his standout rookie season because playing football isn't "worth the risk."
Rory McIlroy now has something else that once belonged to Tiger Woods — the cover of EA Sports' latest video game.
John Fitzgerald's group helps kids and adults in Ireland play baseball by sending over donations and expertise.
Six passionate sports fans are hoping to land a show on WFAN radio, but the luck of the Irish will only come through for one.
Any fan who doesn't want him back should hang up their Jets jersey right now. You're either insane or jealous. Or both.
"That's why we have him," manager Terry Collins said. "He'll be the guy. ... Dillon's won a lot of games in the big leagues and he's going to have to step up and fill some big shoes, but he can handle it."
The New York Cosmos were a global sensation back in the day. It's only fitting, as part of their ongoing reincarnation as a soccer power, that they get the ball rolling in Havana.
