Jets' Leonhard Likely Done For The Season
New York Jets safety Jim Leonhard has a broken right leg that will require surgery and likely sideline him for the rest of the season.
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New York Jets safety Jim Leonhard has a broken right leg that will require surgery and likely sideline him for the rest of the season.
According to sun-sentinel.com, Jim Leyritz "unleashed a well of remorse – and tears – as he discussed the toll of his drunken driving.
Tackle David Diehl and wide receiver Steve Smith made progress in practice this week, but they are doubtful for the New York Giants.
Kansas State and Syracuse will be ending bowl droughts when they meet in the Pinstripe Bowl later this month.
The New York Red Bulls have declined the contract option of Juan Pablo Angel, their career scoring leader.
New Jersey Nets point guard Devin Harris is making a speedy recovery from a strained left knee but won't return until Sunday at the earliest.
The right-hander was one of three players who did not receive a 2011 contract offer from the Mets before the midnight deadline Thursday.
Cashman descended the 22-story Landmark Building in Stamford five times on Friday morning, strapped into a safety harness for a practice run before a holiday show with Santa on Sunday.
The NFL and its players' union can't seem to agree on much when it comes to their labor talks, including the possible economic impact of a lockout.
A boatload of guests and a lot to cover on this Football Friday edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza.
Mets closer Francisco Rodriguez avoided jail Friday by pleading guilty to attempted assault after he was accused of attacking his girlfriend's father at Citi Field last season.
One fact is certain: we all love clichés. And if there is one activity in life that fosters the creation and communication of clichés, its sports.
The Yankees have reached out to top free agent outfielder Carl Crawford and are believed to be interested in meeting with him.
Jets head coach Rex Ryan joined Joe and Evan to give this thoughts as his team prepares for a Monday night showdown with the Patriots.
Maybe facing old nemesis Donovan McNabb is exactly what's needed to bring out the best in the Giants.
