Ike Davis Hits Long Home Run In Mets' Loss To Nats
Ike Davis hit a long two-run homer, and prospects Rafael Montero and Jacob DeGrom combined to throw four perfect innings.
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Ike Davis hit a long two-run homer, and prospects Rafael Montero and Jacob DeGrom combined to throw four perfect innings.
"This offseason that's pretty much all I was working on," Niese said Friday. "I neglected the other things. So everything was at an imbalance."
The NFL is considering a heavy tax on it, citing the fact that the gridiron is a workplace, and thus they can control the language and lexicon of its players. It's probably the most delicate and toxic topic we'll ever discuss in sports.
Yankees manager Joe Girardi said Friday, "I think that's pretty safe to say" the Japanese right-hander will start game three or four.
Mets fans finally have a lot to look forward to, and it's not just the much-ballyhooed Noah Syndergaard who is worthy of attention.
Whether it's the younger players fighting for roster spots or the role players looking to show some pride, I think this team will show a ton of heart the rest of the way.
In This Week's That Thing You Missed watch a brawl break out after fans rush the court during a college hoops game, J.R. Smith pulls more practical jokes on the hardcourt, and Jeff Gordon gets revenge on his biggest critic.
Ben McAdoo plans to mix and match what he learned with the Green Bay Packers with parts of Kevin Gilbride's playbook in coming up with a new offense for the New York Giants.
The controversial offensive lineman has since "accepted professional help" and "is currently being treated at a facility in Arizona," Jeff Darlington of NFL.com reported on Friday.
"We've got good players," Wright said. "I love the fact that Sandy is confident in us. I think 90 is challenging, it's attainable and it's a good starting point for us."
Craig Carton doesn't want to wait to see the kid with the "hook from hell" -- and he's absolutely sick of hearing the argument about Syndergaard's arbitration eligibility.
"We'll see what happens," Girardi said. "We'll be working here in the next few days, hopefully, and try to bang something out here, but in the meantime I'll just be all business and go about my job."
From J.R. Smith being suspended to start the season to Raymond Felton now facing gun charges, the Knicks are on pace for the biggest one-year free fall in franchise history.
A wild brawl involving players and fans who came onto the court broke out when New Mexico State guard K.C. Ross-Miller hurled the ball at Utah Valley's Holton Hunsaker seconds after the Wolverines' 66-61 overtime victory Thursday.
Many have predicted -- hoped, maybe -- that Derek Jeter will go out this year with an ending more fitting than lying on the ground with a broken ankle. Yankees starter David Phelps is definitely one of them.
