Carmelo Anthony: 'There's Certain Things That You Just Don't Say To Another Man'
Anthony said he sought out Garnett after the Knicks' loss to Boston on Monday night so they could discuss it. He would not elaborate on what was said.
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Anthony said he sought out Garnett after the Knicks' loss to Boston on Monday night so they could discuss it. He would not elaborate on what was said.
Instead of merely bean-counting, the NHL's caretakers should be looking for ways to bring the game back from the muck it's become.
Garnett baited Anthony like no one else in the league can, and Melo responded by biting down on the hook like an untested rookie who forgot he was playing in the NBA and not on some playground in Baltimore.
Nothing has been going wrong for the Knicks and Anthony. Until last night when the Boston Celtics came to town.
"I'm approaching this day like it's the first day. Period. Like my first day as a head coach," said Ryan. "This is a new chance for me."
"There's a question of, 'Is that a real tattoo or not?' Ryan said. "I'll keep you guessing. But no, it's funny, it's actually a tattoo I've had going on three years now ... Obviously if Sanchez doesn't play better that number is changing. That's pretty much a given."
The Jets announced the firing of offensive coordinator Tony Sparano during Tuesday's much-anticipated press conference.
The doctor who will perform surgery on Alex Rodriguez's ailing left hip isn't shocked that the Yankees' slugger slumped mightily throughout the playoffs. In fact, he's surprised A-Rod was "able to play at all with a hip that looked like that."
Ryan and his Jets are classic front-runners -- bold and beautiful when the wind is at their broad backs -- but shivering and shriveling when a little adversity taps at their front door.
Anthony didn't just lose Monday's heated game against Boston. He lost his cool, and the league could penalize the Knicks' leading scorer for his postgame antics.
The first ever college basketball game at the Barclays Center was supposed to be a coronation for the defending national champions. The problem was, no one told Maryland.
Cavanaugh's contract was due to expire in a few weeks and he was told Monday he would not be part of Rex Ryan's staff next season.
Before Jerry Recco could get to his highly-anticipated "Moment of the Day," the guys got a call from WFAN's own Marc Malusis after he lost a bet with Craig and now owes him dinner. Unbeknownst to poor Moose, Craig is planning on bringing a few friends.
Al had a little trouble tracking C-Lo down because he was getting a morning workout in and didn't hear his phone, but shortly after 8:30 a.m. he called in and sounded more than ready to tackle today's press conference.
Just before 7:30 a.m. Craig outlined the details involved with the Morning Show "Big Game" ticket/trip giveaway, which will begin Monday morning.
