Eddie C: Curtis Granderson Talks Upcoming Season, Kevin Long, Playoffs
Every player strives for consistency and not many achieve it, be it month to month or year to year. But Granderson is shooting for it again this year.
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Every player strives for consistency and not many achieve it, be it month to month or year to year. But Granderson is shooting for it again this year.
With St. John's looking more and more like it will make the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2010-11, it's time to look back on some of the great players who have called Jamaica, Queens, home over the last 70 years.
Keith Olbermann has been taken off his ESPN show for the rest of the week after making insulting comments about Penn State students on Twitter.
"I actually spoke to him (Monday)," Antoine Mason told AL.com. "He can't talk yet, but he can hear things and respond by blinking and shaking his head and things like that."
Leddy, who is just 23 but was scheduled to be a restricted free agent at season's end, will reportedly receive $38.5 million over the next seven years, for an average annual value of $5.5 million.
Is the city's baseball landscape about to shift? Curtis Granderson, who played for the Yankees from 2010-13 and is entering his second season with the Mets, certainly thinks so.
"He's learned nothing," an unnamed baseball exec told the New York Daily News. "He's the same old guy. He just did what he wanted to do."
We're in the midst of one of the coldest months on record throughout the country.
As a parent of two boys, I've seen the good, bad and ugly of organized athletics. This film, which debuts Wednesday on Nicktoons, is a refreshing look at how to do things the right way.
Brian Cashman made a mistake on Monday, one that he might regret in a big way in a few years. Or Moncada might not pan out, and Cashman will look smart. But this was a risk worth taking.
The Mets' pitching staff is loaded, so who will get the ball on opening day when the Amazin's take on the division-rival Nationals on April 6?
Commissioner Rob Manfred has touted the benefits of modernizing baseball. But he's open to going old school when it comes to the number of games played in a season.
Days after releasing a handwritten apology to fans, A-Rod may have created another reason to say he's sorry by not giving his bosses a heads up that he was en route to spring training.
Here come the small-ball lovers. "See--the Nets won two in a row by taking a page out of Kidd's playbook. What irony!" Except they don't realize that it can't be sustained.
Robinson was waived Sunday by the Denver Nuggets, who had acquired him from Portland on Thursday at the trade deadline.
