MLB 2010: Year Of The Small Market Team
It's the first time since the playoffs expanded in 1995 that as many as four postseason teams came from the bottom half by payroll. What in the name of the almighty dollar is going on?
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It's the first time since the playoffs expanded in 1995 that as many as four postseason teams came from the bottom half by payroll. What in the name of the almighty dollar is going on?
The time for talking is over and the pressure is on. Everyone knows what's at stake in October.
Brook Lopez scored 24 points, Terrence Williams added 20, and the New Jersey Nets beat the Philadelphia 76ers 103-96 in an exhibition game Tuesday night.
The New York Yankees bumped struggling starter A.J. Burnett to the bullpen for the AL playoffs against Minnesota.
Jets wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery and Giants safety Antrel Rolle joined Benigno & Roberts to recap a spectacular football Sunday for New York.
Even if I was just doing some wishful thinking back in May when I turned the AL East into a two-team race, I ended up being right. But I wasn't right about everything.
Major League Baseball said Tuesday that Jerry Crawford will work the Minnesota Twins-New York Yankees series with Hunter Wendelstedt, Greg Gibson, Brian O'Nora, Gary Darling and Chris Guccione.
Last year, the New York Yankees christened their billion-dollar ballpark with a World Series title. This time, the Minnesota Twins are hoping their new downtown home can help supply the same October charm.
New York center Ronny Turiaf is confident the summer arrivals of star forward Amar'e Stoudemire and other new players will help the Knicks get back to the NBA playoffs.
Jeff Wilpon, COO of the New York Mets, joined Boomer & Carton to talk about the organization's future after firing manager Jerry Manuel and general manager Omar Minaya.
In his most expansive comments on the subject, the Mets owner talks about being ripped off by Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff.
10. Arkansas (3-1): I put the Razorbacks ahead of teams such as Utah, Miami and Stanford because they are more deserving.
With all the matchups set after Game No. 162 — no tiebreakers necessary this year — baseball launches into the postseason Wednesday.
New York Giants defensive coordinator Perry Fewell and his assistants had a treat for their players after their spectacular 10-sack performance against the Chicago Bears.
Rex Ryan and the New York Jets have been in this spot before. "We lost of six of seven," Ryan said Monday. "I don't anticipate doing that."
