Bay Returns From Paternity Leave
Jason Bay has returned from the paternity leave list and is back in the starting lineup for the New York Mets.
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Jason Bay has returned from the paternity leave list and is back in the starting lineup for the New York Mets.
Connecticut swingman Jamal Coombs-McDaniel, who was recently arrested on drug charges, plans to transfer from the national champions, the school said Thursday.
New York Jets coach Rex Ryan believes there will be an NFL season, but the lockout is providing some extra time to promote his first book.
Derek Jeter will not start for the Yankees after leaving Wednesday night's game against Detroit with a right hip injury. Eduardo Nunez was listed as the shortstop in the lineup posted in the clubhouse before Thursday afternoon's game.
The captain of the Yankees, a no-brainer Hall-of-Famer, no longer plays like one, and never will. The next time you'll see Derek Jeter hit .330 is in syndication, or on his "Yankeeography."
The Lakers' dynasty is dead. There will not be a second three-peat. Phil Jackson will not win a championship in his final year coaching the Lakers and Kobe Bryant will not tie Michael Jordan with six NBA championships, at least not yet.
The news is just flowing out of "Jets West" camp. First it was LaDainian Tomlinson saying he's ready to settle into a third-down back role. Now it's Braylon Edwards, admitting on Wednesday that he'd consider a pay cut to stay with Rex Ryan's club.
Nobody's temperature can be taken this many times in one 600-at-bat baseball season. But that's what we're doing because Derek Jeter is almost 37, coming off his worst year ever, and hitting .250 a month into the first year of a new three-year contract.
Knicks fans can rest easy. According to the New York Post, James Dolan "has given up on the idea of hiring back Isiah Thomas in any capacity."
Tim McCarver didn't shy away from discussing the Mets' financial situation during a conference call in March, though according to the New York Post, the Fox analyst is sorry for his comments about SNY's three-man TV team.
As far as Mets shortstop Jose Reyes is concerned, media and fans alike can keep going with the trade speculation. He'll just show up to work and do his thing.
It's okay to care about horse racing once a year. This weekend—with the 137th running of the Kentucky Derby—is that time.
The city Landmarks Preservation Commission cited the dilapidated condition of the 15,000-seat stadium and its buildings in denying the designation.
Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter says he's OK and will be able to play following his late exit Wednesday night because of a sore right hip.
Earlier in the day, Jerry Recco played a cut from last night's Yankee game where Suzyn Waldman made a little bit of noise during John Sterling's play by play call. Craig had a little fun with it.
