UConn: Suspended QB Endres Won't Be Back
Connecticut coach Randy Edsall says quarterback Cody Endres will not play again for the University of Connecticut.
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Connecticut coach Randy Edsall says quarterback Cody Endres will not play again for the University of Connecticut.
Gus Johnson is leaving MSG Network to concentrate on his NFL and college basketball duties with CBS and boxing announcing for Showtime.
Facing elimination, Roy Halladay and the visiting Philadelphia Phillies look to prevent Tim Lincecum and the Giants from reaching the World Series in Game 5 on Thursday.
The Knicks find themselves back in the hunt for Denver superstar Carmelo Anthony, and according to the NY Post, they have film director Spike Lee to thank.
The playoffs have followed the regular season trend back to pitching dominance. Not that aces haven't done this in past postseasons, it's just that their supremacy this year stands out.
The Yankees and their fans may not have gotten the performance they expected from their 'hefty-lefty' CC Sabathia last night in the Bronx, but lucky for them his outing was good enough.
Everywhere you turn in these playoffs, late pickups and midseason acquisitions are playing important roles on the field.
After a sluggish start, four days off may be just what the New Jersey Devils needed to get back on track. A trip to Montreal shouldn't hurt either.
Steven Stamkos looks to continue his success at St. Pete Times Forum when the Lightning attempt to beat the New York Islanders for the ninth time in 11 meetings there Thursday night.
Last week, the Toronto Maple Leafs dealt the New York Rangers a much greater blow than the score reflected.
No matter what he tried Wednesday, C.J. Wilson couldn't get comfortable — and the former closer failed to close out the New York Yankees.
Standing before his highly paid, highly promoted, highly underachieving team, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones let 'em have it this week.
Texas Rangers slugger Nelson Cruz left Game 5 of the ALCS with tightness in his troublesome left hamstring. He said it was merely a precaution and expects to play in Game 6.
There's a widget you can add to your laptop if you really want to be bummed out. A countdown clock, courtesy of your favorite NFL players, to the time when football, as we know it, will surely end.
The Bombers head to Texas down 3-2, and their fate now rests on the shoulders of Phil Hughes. Will Phil rise to the challenge, or wrinkle like a cheap suit?
