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One of the most popular narratives in the first half of the NFL season has been the play of the rookie quarterbacks. Here's a look at how the NFL's rookie quarterbacks are performing as the season approaches its midpoint.
Emanuel Steward died yesterday, from a malady we can't pronounce. But his impact on boxing was rather pronounced.
Another game of the World Series is in the books, and more unpredictable action has taken place. After the Giants earned an improbable win in Game 1, they extended their series lead with a Game 2 victory. Here are five things you didn't know about the game.
All in all, until Stoudemire gets back, here's how I see Woodson breaking down the 240 minutes available in an NBA game.
Mets fans were hoping for some good news to go along with their Halloween treats, but it seems there won't be anything to report before the month is through.
The poor play by Fielder, Lamont and Peralta cost the Tigers something very important: THE LEAD. And that is something that the Detroit Tigers, at that point down 1-0 and soon to be down 2-0 after that play, desperately needed.
We are turning toward the home stretch this season, and now every snap could be the difference from playing in a BCS game or some "other" bowl game.
You can expect a lot of hard hitting. And the Jets are ready for that from the Dolphins on Sunday.
With the hockey team's announcement it is packing up its sticks and pucks in 2015, the field appears to have widened greatly on the possibilities for developing one of the last large parcels of prime real estate in the heart of Long Island.
The Giants' best motivation of all? The fact that they played their 'C' game against the Cowboys in Week 1. Watch out, Dallas.
I was driving on the 405 yesterday in Los Angeles when I received a call that Iowa State transfer Tavon Sledge was cleared to play this season for Iona, and I immediately came to this realization -- the Gaels are more talented than they were last season.
Mike Pouncey took his turn at firing up the back-and-forth banter between the Dolphins and Jets.
When asked about his playing time in a recent interview, the typically guarded Tim Tebow offered a surprising critique of the loud-and-proud culture under coach Rex Ryan.
The surefire Hall of Famer vowed he wouldn't retire after tearing his ACL in early May, but now it seems his future in the Bronx -- check that, in baseball -- is very much up in the air.
