Palladino: Boring Giants? Only In Comparison To Other Teams
This column is going to be boring. This one is about the Giants, which means minimal drama and maximum work even during the offseason program.
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This column is going to be boring. This one is about the Giants, which means minimal drama and maximum work even during the offseason program.
Thanks to Phil Hughes, the Yankees could get away with only one inning of offense. What an inning it was.
Tony Parker banked in a 16-footer with 5.2 seconds left for the last of his 21 points and the San Antonio Spurs stunned the Miami Heat 92-88 in Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Thursday night.
Jerry Recco procured his highly-anticipated "Moment of the Day" during a conversation that Boomer and Craig had about what it might have been like had the Jets invited the media members that cover the team to join them in their paintball game yesterday.
No matter how you choose to refer to him, there is no mistaking the greatness that is Julius Erving, and he joined Boomer and Craig this morning in the Allstate Studio to promote his upcoming documentary, "The Doctor."
When Brett Favre signed with the Jets back in August of 2008, Mayor Bloomberg gave him a key to the city and planted a tree in his honor.
Jerry Recco filled us in on Al's perception of the evening, then got to delivering his first update of the morning, which was chalk full of goodness, beginning with the Spurs' 92-88 Game 1 win over the Heat.
After leading the Nuggets to a regular-season record of 57-25 and capturing the NBA Coach of the Year award for his efforts, George Karl was fired yesterday in Denver.
Saint Joseph High School pitcher Rob Kaminsky of Englewood Cliffs was taken by the St. Louis Cardinals in the first round of the Major League Baseball draft Thursday night.
Mathias Kiwanuka is going back to being a defensive end for the New York Giants — and as a starter. Kiwanuka was thrust into the role earlier this week when Jason Pierre-Paul had surgery to repair a herniated disc in his lower back.
The 13-time All-Star turns 39 this month. He will have a CT scan and be examined by Dr. Robert Anderson in Charlotte, N.C. The team captain says he hopes to be cleared to increase his baseball activities.
Alex Rodriguez broke his silence Thursday in a statement: "Myself and others are being mentioned in a media report before the process is even concluded."
"There's a plan," Mets chief operating officer Jeff Wilpon said. "You can't change the plan every year. OK? Sandy, it's taken him two or three years to get the plan into effect, and we have to wait and see it out."
New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez was tops among the 27 baseball players on the list and No. 18 overall with $30.3 million, although he is currently facing the possibility of a 100-game suspension.
