Knicks Coach Mike Woodson Says He's 'The Only Guy For This Job'
Woodson won't lobby to keep his job with New York. He believes he's already proven he deserves it. And he's hoping to get an answer soon from new president Phil Jackson.
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Woodson won't lobby to keep his job with New York. He believes he's already proven he deserves it. And he's hoping to get an answer soon from new president Phil Jackson.
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago Cubs 2-0 on a bitterly cold Wednesday night to complete its first doubleheader shutout sweep since 1987.
Dillon Gee allowed three hits in seven scoreless innings, and the New York Mets beat Arizona 5-2 Wednesday to complete a three-game sweep and send the Diamondbacks to their sixth straight loss.
Brooklyn coach Jason Kidd sat his starters for the playoffs and the Nets closed the regular season with a 114-85 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday night.
The New York Knicks finished their disappointing season with a 95-92 victory Wednesday night over the Toronto Raptors, who blew a 21-point lead but earned the No. 3 seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs.
You can listen to — and download — all of the memorable audio from today's edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza in one nice little package for your convenience.
Once all the birthday pleasantries were exchanged, Tom had a great discussion about his pitching career and the differences between his era and modern-day pitching.
If you find it difficult to start your day without a "Morning Cup of Joe," then you are in the right place.
Hall of Fame catcher Johnny Bench called in to wish Boomer a happy birthday. He then stuck around to share some great Tom Seaver stories.
Jerry was in a festive mood for Boomer's birthday and why not? There was so much good New York sports news to update the guys about.
It's a great day today as it's Boomer's birthday, and there is so much to be excited about...
Mandela's plaque was unveiled in a ceremony before Wednesday night's game against the Cubs.
The move was made with an eye on next season and reportedly includes a team option for 2014-15.
The Mets made a pitching change on Wednesday, calling up right-hander Daisuke Matsuzaka from Triple-A Las Vegas and sending down left-hander John Lannan to make room.
