Yankees Agree To New Deal With Logan, Waiting On Robertson
Boone Logan is back in the fold with the Yankees after agreeing a one-year deal on Friday.
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Boone Logan is back in the fold with the Yankees after agreeing a one-year deal on Friday.
The Brooklyn Nets paid back the Hawks and now want to get even with the Knicks.
John Idzik will try to turn things around for the troubled New York Jets. Woody Johnson believes he's up to the massive task.
The only unfair commentary surrounding Te'o is this deluge of cynical, sexual-orientation speculation. The idea that a man fabricates a girlfriend to cloak his homosexuality is an alarming leap in logic.
NFL owners have realized that finding the right guy on the sideline is cheaper, more stable and maybe even more impactful than the right guy under center.
The dog days of January and February are when the season can be decided, and the Knicks are at a crossroads which will dictate whether they are a two seed or a five seed. If they play like they did against Detroit, you have to like their chances.
The lockout was a disaster. Everyone knows it, and we blogged and tweeted about it. But now we move forward and start talking about actual hockey. I don't know about you, but I am fired up. Now it's time to look at the Rangers and how they stack up this season.
"(Tuiasosopo) told me that Manti was not involved at all, (that) he was a victim," an unnamed woman said in a report. "The girlfriend was a lie, the accident was a lie, the leukemia was a lie. He was crying, he was literally crying."
The Islanders are suspending newly acquired defenseman Lubomir Visnovsky for failing to report to the team on Friday for the start of the NHL season.
Cruz said Friday that if Te'o ended up on Big Blue, he'd "definitely" ask the linebacker "Hey man, what exactly went down?"
"If he really loves his sport and wants to regain at least some credibility," said Thomas Bach, "then he should tell the whole truth and cooperate with the relevant sports bodies."
Who's primed to lift the Stanley Cup at season's end? Hartnett has readied his fearless NHL predictions for the 2013 season.
If going from being a Columbus Blue Jacket to a Broadway Blueshirt carries a whole lot of pressure, Rick Nash isn't feeling it on his broad shoulders.
WFAN Sports Radio host Marc "Moose" Malusis hit The Couch on Friday to dissect the cyclist's confession, what he called a "last ditch effort" to save his name.
