Ex-Players: NFL Illegally Obtained And Supplied Drugs To Maximize Profits
The lawsuit, which seeks unspecified damages on behalf of more than 500 ex-athletes, charges the NFL with putting profits ahead of players' health.
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The lawsuit, which seeks unspecified damages on behalf of more than 500 ex-athletes, charges the NFL with putting profits ahead of players' health.
Carlos Beltran has decided to roll the dice, knowing full well if this gamble fails he's going to miss significant time.
The addition of two teams in the playoffs was discussed Tuesday at the league's spring meetings, but several owners and team executives said no vote would occur.
California Chrome is here! The Triple Crown hopeful arrived at Belmont Park on Tuesday morning.
After two impressive wins and a 2-0 series lead heading back to New York, New York Rangers playoff tickets have seen an increase in price on the secondary market, according to TiqIQ.
The Red Sox have signed Stephen Drew to a one-year deal, according to WFAN/CBSSports.com baseball insider Jon Heyman.
Is next year's starting shortstop on the current Yankees roster? "I would say no," Cashman told Joe & Evan.
The New York Racing Association Became everyone's best friend on Monday -- not just because it used common sense, but because it has the sport's long-term health in mind.
The Mets ace wants to make a half-dozen starts before the end of the season, which many -- check that, nearly everybody -- wrote off when he had Tommy John surgery in October.
"I think we picked up a little something that he might be tipping, so we changed things to see if we can get that rectified," Mets pitching coach Dan Warthen said.
The most notable nose in sports gets a reprieve. So now California Chrome visits the Big Apple, bandaged nostrils and all, to grace or tease us with eternity.
We have a deal. But that was a close one. "De Blasio time" nearly came back to bite New York's mayor in a forever-pending bagel wager over the Rangers-Canadiens Eastern Conference finals.
The Chicago Cubs saw firsthand last month why they couldn't afford Masahiro Tanaka. Things don't expect to be any easier for them Tuesday night.
To make room on their 90-man roster Monday, the Jets also released wide receiver Dwight Jones and offensive lineman Jacolby Ashworth.
He's playing at a supreme level, to the point where beating the Rangers has become nearly impossible. And don't look now -- the King is six wins away from being crowned.
