NBA Rescinds Technical Foul; Stoudemire Eligible To Play
The NBA has rescinded Amare Stoudemire's latest technical foul, making him eligible to play in the New York Knicks' next game.
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The NBA has rescinded Amare Stoudemire's latest technical foul, making him eligible to play in the New York Knicks' next game.
Infielder Ruben Tejada is among the 11 players the Mets sent down to their minor league camp in the club's first round of cuts this spring.
Ilya Kovalchuk makes another return to Atlanta on Friday night for the first of two meetings in five days between the Thrashers and Devils.
Deron Williams will miss his second straight game Friday night while tending to the birth of his child when New Jersey hosts the Clippers.
Zdeno Chara and the Bruins look to defeat the Islanders for the third time this season Friday night at Nassau Coliseum.
The 85-year-old Hall of Famer was at George Steinbrenner Field on Friday for the Yankees spring training game against Atlanta, one day after he tripped and fell in the clubhouse.
Big East commissioner John Marinatto said Thursday that three officials "voluntarily" withdrew themselves from this week's tournament at MSG following a blown call uproar. The Post paints a different picture, reporting that the refs "were told to put away their whistles."
Tiki Barber has the bona fides of a broadcast star and football legend. Yet he managed to become neither, thanks to his colossal arrogance, foolishness, and infidelity.
St. John's senior guard D.J. Kennedy tore the ACL in his right knee during the Red Storm's Big East tournament loss to Syracuse. Following surgery, Kennedy's recovery time could be between six and eight months.
By now you have probably seen the play a dozen times. Justin Brownlee of St. John's picks up the loose ball, up two, with a few seconds left in the game and steps out of bounds. But there's a much bigger issue to be looked at here.
Jim Boeheim certainly hasn't forgotten that magical game at MSG two years ago. Neither have Kris Joseph, Rick Jackson and the rest of the Syracuse players who were on the floor that night. How could they? How could anybody?
After Thursday's back-and-forth between the NFL and players' union -- and apparently little progress on key economic issues -- Tri-State NFL fans have had enough.
The Mets' off-field headaches keep mounting this spring. Queens DA Richard Brown and the NYPD are ratcheting up their investigation into former Mets clubhouse manager Charlie Samuels.
Back on the brink. The NFL and the players' union headed into the final 24 hours of their twice-extended collective bargaining agreement with little apparent progress on key economic issues.
Veteran Willie Harris helped his bid to make the Mets' roster with a pair of doubles during Thursday's 9-4 win over the Marlins, and won raves from manager Terry Collins.
