Yankees Captain Derek Jeter Placed On DL, Out For The Rest Of 2013
Brian Cashman announced on Wednesday afternoon that Jeter has been placed on the disabled list and will miss the remainder of the 2013 season.
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Brian Cashman announced on Wednesday afternoon that Jeter has been placed on the disabled list and will miss the remainder of the 2013 season.
Melo has refused to discuss the possibility of leaving the Knicks via free agency.
The New York Yankees today announced that they have reached a multi-year broadcast agreement with CBS RADIO for Yankees games to be simulcast on WFAN-AM 660 and WFAN-FM 101.9 beginning in 2014.
The Devils officially opened training camp for their veterans Wednesday at the Prudential Center. Martin Brodeur and Jaromir Jagr are finally teammates in New Jersey.
The Isles need to have someone else to lean on besides Evgeni Nabokov. That's where Kevin Poulin comes in.
Valentine didn't hold back, and admitted there were some raw feelings about how the Mets were perceived compared to the crosstown Yankees in the days and weeks that followed.
Gang Green is getting their chance at the New England Patriots at the right time. The high-powered Patriots have turned down the wattage quite a bit.
Baltimore Orioles slugger Chris Davis faces Yankees veteran lefty Andy Pettitte tonight at Camden Yards. Davis is seeking his 50th home run.
Martin Brodeur thinks the Devils are over Ilya Kovalchuk's sudden departure to the KHL.
While Derek Jeter is sidelined due to soreness, the Yankees picked up Brendan Ryan from the Seattle Mariners.
Giants safety Antrel Rolle says running back David Wilson has only two options after his nightmarish season opener: "He can either get in the tank, or he can man up." Rolle didn't recommend, however, that Wilson blast his critics on Twitter.
Major League Baseball will hold tributes prior to each and every game on Wednesday, 12 years after the 9/11 attacks on the the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
Second baseman Robinson Cano is the big fish in the looming free-agent market, and fans understandably want him back in the Bronx. So do the Yankees, though apparently not at "all costs."
Derek Stepan does not have a leg to stand on, and let's be honest, the Rangers have held the power cards throughout the summer.
If Matt Harvey was an everyday guy pitching in a Central Park league and he opted to try conservative management after partially tearing his ulnar collateral ligament, we wouldn't give it a second thought. But he's not.
