Vikings' Favre Plans To Play If Healthy
Ready for another flip-flop? Brett Favre is planning to play for the Minnesota Vikings this season if his surgically repaired ankle allows it.
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Ready for another flip-flop? Brett Favre is planning to play for the Minnesota Vikings this season if his surgically repaired ankle allows it.
Ready for another flip-flop? Brett Favre is planning to play for the Minnesota Vikings this season if his surgically repaired ankle allows it.
With everything except for R.A. Dickey going wrong in Queens, I thought it would be wise to get some input from someone who knows them as good as anyone - Mets fan and co-host of the midday show, Evan Roberts.
Both at the plate and in the standings, the Atlanta Braves are squandering prime opportunities these days. Facing slumping New York Mets starter Mike Pelfrey may give them a great opportunity to regain their footing.
By Ann Liguori - After seven years of playing for his hometown fans and earning the nickname 'King James,' LeBron James knows now that he must work on repairing his image after his classless exit.
While Alex Rodriguez's home run drought has kept him from making history, it's his hitless streak that's helped cost the New York Yankees their spot atop the AL East.
"We haven't heard from Brett, so we're all reacting to media reports," Roger Goodell said. "So I think I'd wait and hear what Brett has to say."
"We haven't heard from Brett, so we're all reacting to media reports," Roger Goodell said. "So I think I'd wait and hear what Brett has to say."
Ndamukong Suh is all set to suit up for his first practice as a member of the Detroit Lions. A person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press the deal is a five-year contract worth $40 million guaranteed and as much as $68 million.
After a summer of much speculation about conference expansion, the Big East is still standing.
Favre sure has waffled on the decision before, and it's difficult to believe his latest "see ya" will stick.
Favre sure has waffled on the decision before, and it's difficult to believe his latest "see ya" will stick.
Giants fourth-year running back, Ahmad Bradshaw, underwent three surgeries last January. All accounts I've read since then have been enthusiastic. However, I can only remain guardedly optimistic.
There are some records that baseball fans believe will never be broken. Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak in 1941. Pete Rose's 4256 career hits. Cy Young's 511 career wins. The Mets' 452 losses in their first four seasons…
A woman charged with extortion will not take the stand in her trial for allegedly demanding millions to keep quiet about sex with Louisville basketball coach Rick Pitino.
