Super Bowl Guests From Radio Row's Final Day
Mike Francesa braved the Dallas ice for a final Friday broadcast from Radio Row.
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Mike Francesa braved the Dallas ice for a final Friday broadcast from Radio Row.
Islanders goalie Rick DiPietro is out again, this time for four to six weeks because of broken bones in his face caused by a punch from Pittsburgh counterpart Brent Johnson.
In a day that Andy Pettitte "knew was obviously going to eventually come," the Yankees' sturdy lefty said goodbye to baseball on Friday morning.
Since I have no idea what happens now for the 2011 Yankees and their pitching problems, the only thing I could think of was to place an emergency call to the voice of the reason, Sweeny Murti.
He wasn't flashy and he wasn't overpowering. He was never the best, but he wasn't far behind. If Andy Pettitte was anything, he was consistent.
Andy Pettitte pitched as he acted: like a gentleman. From the jump he acted like he'd been there before. And rather quickly, he had.
The Devils are tied for last in the conference, but their recent play has them among the hottest teams in the NHL. They look to continue their home dominance over the Panthers on Friday.
Lawyers say a court-appointed trustee wants the owners of the Mets to give up $300 million - money he says is fake profit from Bernard Madoff's epic Ponzi scheme.
The surging 76ers look for their eighth win in 11 games Friday night when they try to hand the Knicks a sixth straight road loss.
The Nets controlled the paint in two home wins over the Detroit Pistons this season. Picking up another victory in the season series, though, could prove difficult.
Jets fans can breathe a sigh of relief. Mark Sanchez told Boomer & Carton on Friday morning that he won't need surgery on his injured right shoulder.
Though he was primarily a catcher in the major leagues, former Yankees World Series hero Jim Leyritz is the new pitching coach for the minor league Newark Bears.
To some, the lasting image of Andy Pettitte in pinstripes will be those eyes sunken under his cap looking over his glove as he toed the rubber. But there was one signature moment that defined him.
Thursday was another eventful day here in Dallas and not all of it had to do with Super Bowl XLV. In addition to another day of practice for the Packers and Steelers, there were plenty of things going on inside and outside of the media center.
Andy Pettitte is going ahead with his decision to retire, leaving the Yankees with a huge hole in what appears to be a rather wobbly starting rotation. On Thursday, several all-time great Yankees weighed in on Pettitte's career in pinstripes.
