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It's one thing to lose four straight games. It's another thing to NOT HAVE WON a game. And it's yet another thing when you consider that the Giants haven't tasted any sort of victory since their preseason opener.
Now, one major thread in that curtain is gone. L.C. Greenwood, he of the height and heft and six Pro Bowls and four rings, as central to the dynasty as anyone not named Joe Greene or Jack Lambert, died of natural causes.
The club released its 23-man roster on Monday and, perhaps in a somewhat surprising move the Isles chose to keep young defenseman Griffin Reinhart on the big club while sending sniper-in-waiting Ryan Strome to Bridgeport.
"I think now we're entering a new phase where the short-term becomes somewhat more important than the long-term," Alderson said. "And that's how we're going to go at it."
He went the rehab route and didn't get the results he wanted, so now Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez has reportedly chosen to go under the knife.
According to ESPN, the NFL is in discussions to reduce the preseason slate from four games to three. The regular season would still consist of 16 games.
New York Jets wide receiver Stephen Hill has a concussion and his status is uncertain for the team's game next Monday night at Atlanta.
Jake Locker was having his way with the Jets, throwing three touchdown passes, before going down with 11:14 left in the third quarter.
It turns out Robinson Cano isn't the only one who is willing to show a little leg to the enemy. The twin mating rituals of the two most important free agents the Yankees need to address this offseason includes someone who won't throw, catch or hit a baseball in 2014.
Collins' contract was set to expire after the season, his third in charge of the Mets, but it became increasingly clear late in the year that he likely would return.
Athletic director Warde Manuel announced the dismissal two days after the latest defeat. Pasqualoni, in his third season at UConn, finishes with a 10-18 record.
This is the way the Knicks' season has to start. It's so disappointing, but also so typical at the same time. Dolan would have it no other way.
Woodson won't head into this season as a lame-duck coach.
"If anyone turns on our coach, I would be the first one to punch him in the mouth," the defensive end said. "And put that in print. It better not happen, I know that."
Talk about a sign from above...
