Devils Place Rolston On Waivers
Veteran left wing Brian Rolston has been placed on waivers by the struggling Devils.
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Veteran left wing Brian Rolston has been placed on waivers by the struggling Devils.
The Vikings say they're getting ready to use Minnesota's TCF Bank Stadium as a backup if the torn Metrodome roof can't be repaired before Monday night's game with Chicago.
Shaquille O'Neal, who has missed the last two games with a calf injury, says he's optimistic that he will be ready for Wednesday night's game at MSG against Amar'e Stoudemire and the Knicks.
The 76ers look to win for the sixth time in eight games Tuesday night when they visit the Nets, losers of seven in a row.
I'm here to tell you fellow fans that Lee's signing with Philadelphia was a good thing for the Yankees. That's right, I did not want Cliff Lee.
With Monday's win, the Giants are now tied atop the NFC East with the Philadelphia Eagles. Both teams are 9-4 and will meet in the New Meadowlands on Sunday. All of that is well and good, but the big news this morning revolved around the baseball diamond.
The Yankees may have to go back to the drawing board... again. According to WFAN's Jon Heyman, the Phillies and Red Sox are close to having a deal in place that would send Philadelphia starting pitcher Joe Blanton to Boston.
Cliff Lee is returning to the Phillies, the team that traded him nearly one year ago, leaving the Yankees no choice but to turn to Plan B.
Cliff Lee wasn't Plan A. He was The Plan. There isn't another free agent pitcher even close to his abilities; in fact there isn't even another free agent pitcher I would want on the Yankees.
MLB.com's Alden Gonzalez reports that the Yankees have agreed to terms with free agent Russell Martin, and according to Martin's agent, New York views him as a "starting catcher."
Parts three and four of the "Exercises in Futility" series will continue to address lower body exercises more likely to result in injury than benefit.
Santonio Holmes wasn't the only member of the Jets organization to drop the ball this week. Ownership and the front office did it too.
The goal scoring numbers are not pretty for New Jersey's 2010-11 season. The Devils begin the week with just 53 goals, fewest in the NHL.
The Giants made like the U.S. Postal Service and delivered – they would not be deterred by sleet or snow or a collapsed roof or a detoured trip that brought them to Detroit's Ford Field via Kansas City to play the Minnesota Vikings.
The Giants now have one less day to prepare for Philadelphia after toppling the Minnesota Vikings 21-3 during their postponed matchup on Monday night.
