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Prior to the start of the season, the mere thought of a Knicks-Nets matchup was enough to make even the casual basketball fan excited. But with the two teams set to tip it off tonight with a combined record of just 8-26, some of the thrill is certainly gone.
The Yankees have agreed to sign infielder/outfielder Kelly Johnston to a one-year deal in the $3 million range pending a physical, WFAN/CBS Sports baseball insider John Heyman reports.
According to a report, the deal is for seven years and $59.5 million. The new contract would make Lundqvist the highest-paid goalie in the league starting in the 2014-15 season.
The prosecutor overseeing the investigation of sexual assault allegations against Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston says it is completed.
The Seattle Mariners appear to be all-in on Robinson Cano. According to a report in the Daily News, they may have made an offer to the free agent second baseman that trumps the Yankees' latest offer.
Jacoby Ellsbury came through the Red Sox system and was beloved by Sox fans. Not anymore. He will be booed as loudly as Wade Boggs and Roger Clemens were when they came back to Fenway.
The New Jersey Devils announced on Wednesday that forward Ryan Carter has been placed on the injured reserve, retroactive to Nov. 30.
"Money, first of all. Money won't bring you happiness. You have to recognize that. You have to be happy where you play, where you enjoy the fans ... it becomes your home."
While Robinson Cano is mulling reported offers for mega millions, the Yankees are not waiting around with baited breath. They are getting busy at second base.
The New York Jets have placed kick returner-wide receiver Josh Cribbs on injured reserve and signed kick returner Darius Reynaud.
Mike Tomlin was not penalized during the game for a rule violation. He called the play "embarrassing, inexcusable, illegal and a blunder" on Tuesday but stressed it was not intentional.
According to WFAN's Jon Heyman, the Mets and Curtis Granderson are talking terms on a long-term deal.
I want to introduce Mike Woodson to someone. His name is George Costanza. He once devised a theory that would do Mike Woodson a lot of good today: do the opposite.
Hopefully, as Kidd explained in his press conference, this was all about basketball and not something related to Frank's personal situation.
It's not easy to work under these conditions. In fact, it's downright uncomfortable. It's especially tough if you're expendable. The pressure is unbearable. You just know the end is coming.
