Gee Looks To Stay Unbeaten Against Atlanta
The Mets have won just four times in 13 games, and Dillon Gee (5-0, 3.83) has two of them. All seven of the rookie right-hander's starts have ended in New York victories.
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The Mets have won just four times in 13 games, and Dillon Gee (5-0, 3.83) has two of them. All seven of the rookie right-hander's starts have ended in New York victories.
Former Rutgers coach Fred Hill, who accepted a buyout last year after an incident at a Scarlet Knights baseball game, will join Northwestern as an assistant coach.
Eric Hinske came into the game after a scary injury to rookie Jordan Schafer and later hit a tiebreaking home run in the ninth inning Friday night that sent the Atlanta Braves over the New York Mets 6-3.
It was an old school third period in Game 1. It was physical, it was eventful, and there were so many chances to score goals that you could not blink or else you missed something. Look for more of the same in Game 2.
The 30-year-old Acosta was 1-0 with four saves and a 1.77 ERA in 20 games at Buffalo. Last year with the Mets, he was 3-2 with a 2.95 ERA in 41 games.
The Donnie Walsh era at Madison Square Garden is over. Walsh will not return as president of the Knicks, who must find someone else to continue the building job he started.
David Wright's love affair with New York is apparent. His contract might just prove to be the obstacle that keeps him at Citi Field's hot corner.
NESN.com's Mike Hurley joined Neil to talk about the Stanley Cup Final, the league's discipline system, the Bruins' chances, his love for Mark Recchi and my hatred for Boston sports.
As someone who has coached young players in a variety of sports from age seven to 12, it is amazing how much you have to wonder if grown men know that they have to be above reproach when working with said youngsters.
The news that Gary Carter is battling Glioblastoma, a form of cancer that affects the brain and central nervous system, is crushing. It immediately makes you wonder why such horrible things happen to such good people?
This argument is all about the staying power of the players. If they are willing to go the distance, even with the expected loss in the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, the NFL could actually miss some games this year.
Sorry, Giants fans. For those longing for a Plaxico Burress-New York reunion, Big Blue running back Brandon Jacobs says don't hold your breath.
We're going to find something out about the Heat, now that they are facing some true adversity for the first time in the playoffs. Will they come together like a team or will their stars all try to be heroes?
Often an athlete makes a bold statement during his sport's yearly apex out of narcissistic reflex, a way of wrenching the spotlight from where it belongs and shining it on himself. But in this case, Shaquille O'Neal did the right thing.
Jimmer Fredette likes the Knicks' run-and-gun system. Too bad he might not fall to New York at No. 17 in this month's NBA draft.
