Mets Call Up Justin Turner; Brad Emaus Designated For Assignment
The Mets have recalled infielder Justin Turner from Buffalo and designated infielder Brad Emaus for assignment. Turner will be available for tonight's game vs. Houston.
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The Mets have recalled infielder Justin Turner from Buffalo and designated infielder Brad Emaus for assignment. Turner will be available for tonight's game vs. Houston.
San Jose Sharks center Logan Couture, New York Islanders right wing Michael Grabner and Carolina Hurricanes center Jeff Skinner are the finalists for the Calder Trophy, given to the NHL's rookie of the year.
For 17 seasons Mariano Rivera has put together a body of work that is unrivaled yet has been done in such a distinguished manner you almost forget he's a New York sports icon.
Grete Waitz WAS the NYC Marathon! And all of New York embraced this most humble, talented marathoner from Norway. How sad to hear that the 57-year-old succumbed to cancer, a disease she battled since 2005.
There have been many New York teams that captured the hearts of fans on their way to a championship. These 10 teams did just that and more during their runs to the top of the mountain.
Titans wide receiver Kenny Britt is scheduled to appear in a New Jersey court Tuesday to face charges stemming from a traffic stop. Britt is charged with eluding an officer, hindering apprehension and obstructing governmental function.
Danny Picard of Comcast SportsNet New England and CSNNE.com in Boston joined Neil to talk about the Knicks-Celtics series and even a little hockey with the Bruins and Canadiens adding another chapter to their storied rivalry.
The Knicks came within 21 seconds of beating the Celtics in Game 1. Amar'e Stoudemire, Sunday's star on offense, says the Celtics won't be able to stop him in Game 2.
Grete Waitz had never run a marathon before the New York City race in October 1978. After it, her name and New York would be forever linked.
The two teams made their bets. Game one was the flop. The Knicks blew a huge opportunity to win a road game against a superior opponent and now it's time for the turn. This is when coaches earn their money.
The Mets return home to Citi Field to host the Astros and Diamondbacks this week. The Mets went 1-and-6 on their first homestand of the season -- their worst performance at home in a season-opening homestand (of at least six games) since the 1962 Mets went 0-and-6 at the Polo Grounds.
The Rangers had the fewest home wins of the 16 teams in the Stanley Cup playoffs, and Washington Capitals coach Bruce Boudreau says MSG isn't overly loud and intimidating. The first part is true, the second is open to debate.
Toney Douglas played well when he replaced an injured Chauncey Billups during the regular season. There's much more at stake now.
Yankees left-hander Pedro Feliciano will put off shoulder surgery for at least 1½ months. Sidelined since spring training, Feliciano was examined Monday in Pensacola, Fla., by Dr. James Andrews, who recommended a six-week program of a shoulder strengthening.
Last week I asked Terry Collins why he had not considered Josh Thole as an option to hit second. Collins said, "No disrespect to Josh, but he is not that fast." Weak. Thole is the perfect hitter behind Reyes, and he showed that during his stint in the slot Sunday.
