Back Where He Belongs: Derek Jeter To Play Shortstop On Wednesday Night
Jeter said on Tuesday after working out in Tampa, Fla., that he'll "be out there" against the Phillies after two games as the designated hitter.
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Jeter said on Tuesday after working out in Tampa, Fla., that he'll "be out there" against the Phillies after two games as the designated hitter.
Hopkins is now the boxing version of the Rolling Stones -- jamming to the oldies, catered to the crowd once so proud to call boxing their favorite sport, with Hopkins the last emblem of the sport's onetime eminence.
The Blackhawks were the story of the first half of the season. Don't write off the Rangers, because they could be the story of the second half.
In a bizarre twist, the Hall of Famer is expected to arrive in St. Peter's Square on Wednesday in a makeshift popemobile as he campaigns for Cardinal Peter Turkson of Ghana to become the church's first black pope.
If Stoudemire doesn't nearly singlehandedly return the Knicks to respectability in 2010, does Carmelo Anthony demand a trade to the Knicks? I think not, but there's no way to know for sure.
Sean Hartnett hands out his grades for the Rangers at the midway point of the season. Would you give John Tortorella and his boys a pass or fail?
The Revis watch is officially on. General manager John Idzik and the Jets are "poised" to trade the NFL's top cornerback "in the coming days at the right price," according to the Daily News.
A-Rod's controversial offseason could soon involve a courtroom.
The Big East tournament will have a touch of a wake to it this week. When games end, there will be plenty of reminiscing about rivalries and talk of what is to come.
"Let's just say if he took our offer he'd be a very wealthy young man," Giants owner John Mara said on Monday.
I would think that my queasiness was more likely related to undercooked meat, but, then again, the Nets did emit a malodorous stench with their play in Philly.
After tweeting "No body cant stop me (sic)," Valdespin was indeed stopped -- by a Justin Verlander fastball to the you-know-what. And he wasn't wearing a cup.
Building a college basketball program in a high-major conference requires time. It requires patience -- especially if the school hasn't been to the NCAA Tournament since 1991.
Iona knew it wasn't going to get a second consecutive at-large bid to the NCAA tournament. This year, the fourth-seeded Gaels (20-13) won their way in.
Their 63 points was the lowest scoring output for the Knicks this season. It also was the lowest shooting percentage of the season for any NBA team, according to Golden State.
