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Donnie Walsh's tenure with the Knicks may or may not end on June 30. Walsh will meet with Knicks owner James Dolan "today or tomorrow" to hash out his future with the club, the New York Post reported on Tuesday.
The NFL is a long way from playing football again — even if players are welcomed back to work with no lockout to stop them. Just don't expect many Giants to be on hand.
Strange. Unique. Weird. Those are the buzz words for this week's NFL draft, the most unusual selection process since free agency began 18 years ago.
To baseball purists, the designated hitter is an abomination of the game of baseball. For better or worse though, the DH has allowed sluggers (who may be aging or not-so-good at fielding) to play a pivotal part in the game since 1973.
A.J. Burnett definitely knows what people were saying and will continue to say as this season moves along from November-like conditions to the red-hot dog days and beyond. So far, so good.
Injured Yankees starter Phil Hughes had setback Monday in his rehabilitation from a "dead arm," cutting short a bullpen session after only about a dozen pitches. Joe Girardi said after the 2-0 loss to the White Sox that Hughes will have tests Tuesday.
This morning, Boomer got fed up with Craig mocking him. So he decided to turn the tables and see how Craigie liked being the butt of the joke.
Who will the Giants likely have on their radar if they stay at No. 19? Paul Dottino breaks down the Giants' first-round options.
One of the bigger questions surrounding the Rangers is whether 34-year-old captain Chris Drury will return next season. "This is something, honestly, that we have to look at as far as where does he fit now," coach John Tortorella said on Monday.
Even as his players are claiming a modest victory, if that, after Judge Susan Richard Nelson granted a preliminary injunction blocking the league's lockout, DeMaurice Smith was more emphatic.
When the NFL Draft gets underway this Thursday night at Radio City Music Hall, Texas A&M linebacker Von Miller hopes to hear his name called sooner rather than later.
Gee does not have the stuff that blows you away. He does not light up the radar gun. For those of you who remember the '86 Mets, he is very much a right-handed Bobby Ojeda. Smart, durable and a winner.
This past week, Jose Reyes and David Wright appeared in their 800th game together. While the left side of the infield has remained relatively stable over the past seven seasons, the Mets have had plenty of second basemen over that same span.
With the NFL Draft just a couple days away, Al "Hughes" Dukes reached out to the great Phil Simms to get him on with the guys. We then all listened to two former NFL stars and Craig break it down.
Tracy Morrow, better known as Ice-T, joined Boomer & Craig in the Allstate Studio this morning to talk about his fascinating journey to stardom and promote his new book, "Ice: A Memoir of Gangster Life and Redemption - from South Central to Hollywood".
