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If you look at the big picture, Monday night's loss -- which mercifully eliminated the Jets from the AFC playoff race -- was a good thing for the franchise. And the comic ineptitude made it even better.
"I'm really sorry my first introduction to being a New York Met had to be like this," Noah Syndergaard said Tuesday.
Mark Sanchez blew the second chance that Rex Ryan gave him. Now, it's Greg McElroy's turn to be the Jets' starting quarterback.
It's up to Woodson, Anthony, Chandler and Stoudemire to figure out a way to work together and make a great thing. The Knicks hold the best record in the Eastern Conference, and in a few weeks they will have more talent.
This is a full-fledged NFL disaster, and there is no turning back right now. The Jets have no quarterback, their receivers are awful and their coaching staff lacks common sense. There is no saving this team.
Some examples included Uncle Rico from "Napoleon Dynamite," Al Bundy from "Married With Children," the little kid from the NFL Play 60 commercial with Cam Newton, former New Jersey Net Brian Scalabrine and Lieutenant Dan from "Forrest Gump."
"Your back is against the wall," Coughlin said. "You don't have any choice. What we really want is right there for us. There is only one way to get it, and it's not like playing like we did (on Sunday)."
Here's the worst-kept secret in professional sports: Mark Sanchez isn't a starting NFL quarterback. But before you filet Sanchez with a butter knife, redirect some of your angst at the Jets' front office, which made this whole mess possible.
I assure you that in a year or two, you'll look at the R.A. Dickey trade as a watershed moment for the Mets.
There's never been a more important time to make children feel safe and happy, says former baseball star Cecil Fielder.
The prevalent theory is usually to sell high on a stock when you can. Time will tell whether the dividend pays off.
"If we cannot get the people who represent us to do something about firearms, we are a sad, sad society," Boeheim said Monday night.
If you think there were plenty of empty seats this year, just wait and see what MetLife Stadium looks like in 2013.
In the end it was Lin, with 22 points and eight assists, leading the Rockets to victory. A familiar romp on the Garden court.
"Thank you for making me feel wanted," R.A. Dickey tweeted just before the official trade announcement.
