Yankees Officially Announce Hiring Of Aaron Boone As Manager
It's official: Aaron Boone is the new manager of the New York Yankees.
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It's official: Aaron Boone is the new manager of the New York Yankees.
Herm Edwards talked about trains and conductors, Catholics and Devils, told stories and cracked jokes, his timbre rising and falling for emphasis during a nearly hour-long introductory news conference.
Reaction to the news that the Giants fired coach Ben McAdoo and general manager Jerry Reese dominated Mike Francesa's show on Monday.
Eli Manning's trip to the bench looks like it was a short one.
The Giants are in the market for a new head coach. The job is considered one of the most prized in sports let alone the NFL, so expect the list of candidates to be long and filled with big names.
Arizona State's bold move is official. The Sun Devils announced the hiring of former NFL coach and ESPN analyst Herm Edwards as football coach Sunday night, ushering in a new, unexpected era for the program.
The published reports ended up being correct. Ben McAdoo lost his job on Monday.
When Aaron Boone was a player, his teammates thought he was practicing to be a TV announcer as he sat on the bench doing play-by-play to entertain them.
Coming across as a good communicator, in part, helped Aaron Boone win the job as next Yankees manager. Those of us in the media already knew of his communication skills, as we listened to him analyze games weekly on ESPN's "Sunday Night Baseball."
With little to prove and less to play for, the Jets plodded and then plowed their way back to eventually win a game on Sunday not many thought was possible, given how it started.
The head coach for the Navy Midshipmen discusses the pageantry of one of college football's best rivalries.
Why bother patting the Nets on the back for, say, winning their fourth road game of the season last Wednesday in Dallas because it took until March to reach that not-so-impressive goal in 2016-17?
It was a done deal, right up until it wasn't.
Monday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" was a good one, as Al Dukes found himself under the microscope once again, not long after Boomer got to the bottom of the mystery of some missing eggs.
On Monday morning, Chris Lopresti was tasked with making sense of a busy Sunday in sports. And, as usual, he didn't disappoint.
