Schmeelk's Stance: More On Melo
I have some breaking news. Donnie Walsh is heading on vacation for the next seven days, and he's leaving me in charge. Please, hold the celebrations to a minimum.
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I have some breaking news. Donnie Walsh is heading on vacation for the next seven days, and he's leaving me in charge. Please, hold the celebrations to a minimum.
The contentious NFL labor negotiations went in front of a federal mediator Friday, two weeks before owners could impose a lockout on players and threaten the 2011 season.
Multiple NBA sources tell The Bergen Record that the Nets and Nuggets have reached a tentative agreement on a deal involving Carmelo Anthony. The trade is pending Anthony's agreement on a three-year, $65 million contract extension with New Jersey.
Dave Duerson, a four-time Pro Bowl safety who played on Super Bowl winners with the Chicago Bears and New York Giants, has died. He was 50.
With Martin Brodeur out at least one more game, Johan Hedberg and the Devils look for a season-best sixth consecutive win Friday night against the visiting Rangers.
Miguel Cabrera is blessed with the pristine gene, born bathed in athletic splendor. And despite his sublime skill set, he is doing everything he can to ruin it.
This week Sweeny chatted with Mark Prior, sitting in that corner locker, asking him his expectations for spring training, about his health, his outlook after the highs and lows of the last decade.
So much to get to on this Friday Edition of the Boomer & Carton morning extravaganza, starting with Boomer's disappointment in the staff after our loss to the crew over at MSG in a little touch football game yesterday afternoon.
It was another jam-packed day of press conferences at Mets camp in Port St. Lucie on Thursday. While son Jeff led things off on Wednesday, it was another Wilpon -- father Fred -- who did the honors Thursday.
Will the Jets re-sign cornerback Antonio Cromartie? Right now, it depends on which report to believe. One thing we do know -- Cromartie sees himself as "a JET to the end."
The Mets finally won something. Yorvit Torrealba lost his grievance against team Thursday when an arbitrator ruled the Mets had the right to not complete a $14.4 million, three-year agreement with the catcher in November 2007.
Last summer LeBron James gave us "The Decision." Ever since, the NBA has been inundated with All-Star Carmelo Anthony's "Indecision."
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman has heard enough from Mario Lemieux over the league's discipline of the Islanders stemming from last Friday's fight-night. "We're not going to engage in a public debate on this," Bettman said.
George Washington University announced Thursday that Yankees president Randy Levine will be the chairman of a new committee that will review the school's teams and facilities and explore ways to raise the university's national sports profile.
Former Mets manager Joe Frazier, who led the team for just one full season before it went into a sharp decline, has died of a massive heart attack in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. He was 88.
