House Arrest For NJ Man In Attack On A Rangers Fan
A New Jersey man accused of beating two New York Rangers fans in a brawl after the NHL Winter Classic in Philadelphia has been sentenced to house arrest.
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A New Jersey man accused of beating two New York Rangers fans in a brawl after the NHL Winter Classic in Philadelphia has been sentenced to house arrest.
The New York Yankees have been hit with an $18.9 million luxury tax by Major League Baseball, the 10th consecutive year they will pay a penalty for their spending.
Jets rookie defensive lineman Quinton Coples has been fined $15,000 by the NFL on Friday.
Ahmad Bradshaw will miss the Giants game, Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons.
A person familiar with the decision says Temple has made an offer to New York Giants assistant Matt Rhule to become the Owls' new head coach.
The president seemed quite annoyed that the lockout is still keeping the NHL from opening its doors to players and fans.
Youkilis joined Babe Ruth, Wade Boggs, Roger Clemens and Johnny Damon as Boston players who made the switch to the Bronx in the heated Yankees-Red Sox rivalry.
Rex Ryan reversed his decision Friday, saying the backup quarterback could actually participate in the wildcat-style offense.
The U.S. Open tennis tournament is moving the women's final to Sunday and men's final to Monday in 2013, building in a day of rest ahead of each title match for the first time.
"My question, which is just a straight honest question: is he a brother, or is he a cornball brother?" Parker asked Thursday on ESPN's "First Take."
In 2011, Derek Jeter became the first player to record hit No. 3,000 with the Yankees. Ichiro will get a legitimate shot to join him.
It's goofy, tone-deaf and weird. In other words, a total airball.
The NHL's labor dispute has gotten so big that President Barack Obama was asked about the stalemate during an interview Thursday.
The Big East is headed for another break up. This time, the seven prominent basketball schools that don't play FBS football are planning to cut ties with the ever-changing conference.
