Coughlin: 'We Are Being Tested, Perhaps, Like We Have Never Been Tested Before'
Tom Coughlin is refusing to discuss his future as the coach of the New York Giants after a seventh straight loss that he acknowledges has made him feel miserable.
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Tom Coughlin is refusing to discuss his future as the coach of the New York Giants after a seventh straight loss that he acknowledges has made him feel miserable.
As the Knicks continue to sputter through the regular season -- and likely to another lottery season -- there has been hidden progress within the losses on the offensive side of the ball.
The New York Jets have released linebacker Antwan Barnes and signed tight end Chris Pantale, who will be eligible to play against the Miami Dolphins on Monday night.
Imagine the back end of a bullpen featuring Dellin Betances and Andrew Miller. The Yankees are reportedly dreaming up that very scenario.
Looking for something fun to do tonight? Head to East Rutherford and watch a primetime NFL game. It certainly won't break the bank.
If Rex Ryan is indeed a goner, it appears the Jets have already set their sights on his replacement.
General manager Lou Lamoriello says the 34-year-old center signed a contract Sunday night and there is a good chance he will play against the Penguins in Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
Rock bottom? Maybe so, although the way things have gone for the Giants this season...
"Two things are gonna happen that I believe are already done. It's just a matter of time before they're announced. Both the Rams and the Raiders are gonna go to L.A."
A trade doesn't appear to be close. There are more attractive pitchers rumored to be on the trade market, and A.J. Burnett is the only significant free-agent starter who has been signed.
Thierry Henry is leaving Major League Soccer after 4 1/2 seasons, unable to lead the New York Red Bulls to the team's first championship.
Have the New York Giants (3-9) hit rock bottom? After surging out to a 21-point lead against the lowly Jacksonville Jaguars (2-10), New York lost two key fumbles, and the game, 25-24 at EverBank Field.
Carmelo Anthony started for the New York Knicks on Sunday night against the Miami Heat after missing two games because of back spasms.
You know your season has gone to the dogs when you can't find an answer to a bunch of young Jacksonville cats.
The disappointing New York Giants can't seem to finish, not even against one of the NFL's worst teams.
