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Murphy missed the first two Mets games -- both losses with or without him -- because he wanted to be with his wife during the birth of their boy. And it feels like far too many New Yorkers have a problem with it.
Come in off the ledge, Rangers fans. It appears your stud defenseman will be just fine.
Before the Yankees' home opener on Monday against the Orioles at 1:05 p.m., the "Core Four" of Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte and Jorge Posada will be reunited on the field.
WFAN co-host Boomer Esiason says he's reached out to the Mets and is "truly sorry" for a "flippant remark" made earlier this week regarding Daniel Murphy's paternity leave.
Perhaps it's Phil Jackson who sees that his impact on defense overcomes his lackluster offensive game. The bottom line is that the Knicks are much better off with Shumpert still here.
Fans in both Japan and North America will be eager to follow the fortunes of Tanaka, who cost the Yankees $175 million when they signed him in January.
The Mets' opening series against Washington produced some frightful figures fans can fret over. But manager Terry Collins insists his team is better than their 0-3 start would indicate.
Shabazz Napier can shoot, drive and dish, hit big shots, pick off passes, carry a team down the stretch of a game and a season. Sounds an awful lot like another recent UConn star: Kemba Walker.
Players have been doing this for years now. It's not like the old days. Women don't birth their babies alone anymore. Now, it's a team effort.
Rookie Yangervis Solarte had three hits and an RBI in his first major league start and Derek Jeter drove in a run to give the New York Yankees their first win this season.
Tyson Barrie scored in the final minute of regulation, and then scored again in the shootout, leading the Colorado Avalanche to a 3-2 victory over the New York Rangers.
The highly anticipated 'Moment of the Day' for this Friday edition of the Morning Extravaganza focused on Yankees starting pitcher Masahiro Tanaka...
With that said, from there we got an idea of what a late-night experience might be like with Craigie at the desk and Boomer by his side.
Joe was in Dallas with his radio partner Evan Roberts for the Final Four, which made today's cup a collective effort - a 'Collective Cup of Joe' if you will...
Before sharing the social network footprints left by Smith, Craig declared that the guard should be a Knick for life...
