Hartnett: The Wilpons Ruined Mets' Golden Opportunity
Reyes joining the Marlins can only leave Mets fans with feelings of what could have been. With stable ownership, Reyes would have been NY's centerpiece for years to come.
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Reyes joining the Marlins can only leave Mets fans with feelings of what could have been. With stable ownership, Reyes would have been NY's centerpiece for years to come.
For Mets fans, maybe Gil Hodges making the Baseball Hall of Fame would have taken the sting off Jose Reyes' defection. Well, sorry.
Sure, the Knicks will be a playoff team this year -- and there's a great chance they will actually have home court advantage in the first round of the playoffs. But they are not ready to compete with teams like Dallas.
Simply, the Giants coach has never seemed to enjoy his job. And this season has surely accelerated the aging process.
For Miami, the winter meetings are set to open with a bang. For Mets fans, a bust.
Unlike the BCS, there are no style points. The bottom line is that the Jets took care of business and kept themselves alive in the AFC playoff race.
Following Sunday's anxiety-inducing win, fans of the victorious visiting team lined the railings overlooking the player tunnel to the field. There, in their own way, they belted out a chorus or two of "Hail to the Chief." It was fitting.
A pessimist will tell you that there are no moral victories in the NFL. Roger Goodell does not count them when he sends teams into the postseason.
But will she be a hit with die-hard football fans?
Practically a statistical zero in Buffalo, Maybin has revived his NFL career with Ryan and the Jets. Hey, the Bills' loss is the Jets' gain.
The Giants played well enough to beat most teams last night. But the Packers aren't most teams.
Great guards win in March. Xavier has a feel early that they'll be there late. Call it a hunch.
Giants starting safety Kenny Phillips went down with about 4 minutes to go in the first half on Sunday. And it looks like he could miss a major chunk of the team's stretch run.
All-Star shortstop Jose Reyes and the Miami Marlins provided quite a warmup for the winter meetings (sorry, Mets fans).
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman began his weekend by issuing a personal challenge to Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine. He ended it by rappelling down a 350-foot, 22-story building.
