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Matt Harvey has a blister and the Mets may alter his schedule so that he can start in the All-Star Game for the NL and Derek Jeter could return to the Yankees' lineup as early as this weekend.
The Jets aren't known for winning, but under Ryan they've done just enough of that to make themselves relevant
Victor Cruz joined Mike Francesa on Tuesday afternoon after signing a five-year, $43 million contract on Monday, committing his long-term future to the New York Giants.
Vaughan was selected for nine All-Star squads and finished third in the National League MVP voting in both 1935 and 1938.
Three players are entering the Hall of Fame in 2013. Long-time defensemen Scott Niedermayer and Chris Chelios were elected along with forward Brendan Shanahan.
Autumn Blinn, 10, of Rome, N.Y. got the surprise of her life when a bunch of Bronx Bombers turned out to honor her. So far, Blinn said she's made more than 300 pillows for her "Pillows Of Love" project.
A baseball bat-retrieving dog who entertained fans of a club in the New York Yankees farm system has died.
Rasheed Wallace has decided to join the Detroit Pistons as an assistant coach for the 2013-14 season, at the expense of turning down an offer to join Mike Woodson's staff on the New York Knicks.
Recently-acquired Isles forward Cal Clutterbuck signed a four-year deal.
On Monday, Victor Cruz agreed to a six-year, $45.879 million contract with $15.6 million in guaranteed money. Now, Cruz wants the organization to reward 25-year-old teammate Hakeem Nicks.
Who are the most enduring Yankees All-Stars of all time? Check to see who made our exclusive list ahead of the Midsummer Classic at Citi Field.
Just look at leadership. Coughlin and Manning handle their business while Ryan guarantees Super Bowls, records foot-fetish videos and takes shots at colleagues.
As many of us celebrated the birthday of our great nation this week, the NFL activities still continued in full force. Here's a quick review of the events which transpired this week in the AFC...
As Kickoff weekend creeps closer every day, the stories around the NFL continue to heat up. Here are the notable developments this past week for teams in the NFC...
John Ricco said before Monday night's game in San Francisco that Jonathon Niese has been cleared to start throwing again. Shaun Marcum, however, had his right hand examined by a specialist in St. Louis and will miss his next scheduled start Saturday.
