New York Sports Broadcasting Legend Bill Mazer Dies
Iconic New York sports radio and television personality Bill Mazer died Wednesday at the age of 92.
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Iconic New York sports radio and television personality Bill Mazer died Wednesday at the age of 92.
The "push-gate" saga between the Jets and Patriots took another turn for the surreal on Wednesday when Rex Ryan responded to Bill Belichick's accusations of foul play.
A Connecticut man has been charged with threatening New York Mets players, coaches and executives on Twitter postings.
"Historically, youth football has fueled the NFL," according to Dr. Keith Strudler, Director of The Marist College Center for Sports Communication. "Parents' concern about the safety of the game could jeopardize the future of the sport."
As a native New Yorker, I am allergic to all things New England -- from the way they talk to Ben Affleck to our carpet-bagging mayor whose life's work is banning soft drinks and arresting smokers in Central Park.
The change will take effect with this season's finals after it was approved during the preseason board of governors meetings.
The Islanders have struggled a bit defensively in the early going and an injury to Lubomir Visnovsky has not made things any easier. They hope by adding veteran Radek Martinek they will begin to patch up some holes in their own end.
Giants center David Baas is done for the season after injuring his left knee during Monday night's win over the Minnesota Vikings.
Henrik Lundqvist missed practice Wednesday for the third straight day. Rangers head coach Alain Vigneault later confirmed that backup Cam Talbot will start against the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday.
"You know what? My daughter dates Rob Bironas, the kicker," Bradshaw said Wednesday on WFAN radio. "Matter of fact, he's here. He's in the kitchen right now."
Less than three weeks after a popular Manhattan gentlemen's club pulled the plug on airing Giants games inside its establishment, the folks at Rick's Cabaret have had a change of heart. One win can do that.
According to WFAN and CBSSports.com baseball insider Jon Heyman, the Yankees are developing the type of shopping list this offseason that conjures memories of their onslaught on the market four years ago.
It seems that the World Series has shrunk and shriveled over the years to the point where it is a folksy little event to all except those associated with the two teams participating.
Check out the managers in this year's Fall Classic. It shows you that the day-to-day grumbling about managers isn't that big a deal in the end.
Weather permitting, the World Series is set to start Wednesday night at Fenway Park with the Boston Red Sox hosting the St. Louis Cardinals.
