Chamberlain, Robertson Agree To Deals With Yankees
Relievers Joba Chamberlain and David Robertson have agreed to one-year contracts with the New York Yankees.
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Relievers Joba Chamberlain and David Robertson have agreed to one-year contracts with the New York Yankees.
Since trading away Jesus Montero, the Yankees need to acquire an additional DH. Hideki Matsui could fill that role and bring some clutch back to the Yankees.
If you have Time Warner Cable, you still can't watch the Rangers, Knicks, or Devils, and at least one New York State lawmaker is taking notice.
It's the sort of thing usually reserved for Rex Ryan and the big-talking Jets. But it seems a little Ryan has rubbed off on Giants safety Antrel Rolle.
Neil Keefe has tried to keep his Giants hype and confidence to a minimum (and he will revert back to that as the weekend approaches), but with the Giants in the NFC Championship Game, he can't hold his feelings back at least for today.
The Mets have settled all four of their potential salary arbitration cases, agreeing to one-year contracts with pitchers Mike Pelfrey, Ramon Ramirez and Manny Acosta, and outfielder Andres Torres.
Any cold-weather garments Vernon Davis owns are getting tossed aside. Forget about traveling to Green Bay, the Giants are coming to town.
Higgins, Jets owner Woody Johnson's right-hand man, has resigned from his role to explore "some entrepreneurial opportunities."
In another day, another time, you might get awful nervous about Sunday's NFC Championship game in San Francisco.
As far as value goes, both to the Isles and on the dollar, Matt Moulson is just as deserving of a spot in the NHL All-Star game as teammate John Tavares.
The playoffs have a way of bringing out the pedigree in NFL quarterbacks. Simply take a look at the fingers of Eli Manning and Tom Brady to recognize it.
Well, a lot of the Jerry Sandusky scandal comes down to credibility and Joe Paterno.
I'm hoping that future Hall of Famer Ed Reed, Baltimore Ravens safety, isn't too banged up to put on a show Sunday in New England.
Red Storm coach Steve Lavin said Tuesday that Branch has enrolled at St. John's and that after sitting one season per NCAA transfer rules will have 3½ seasons of eligibility.
