Incredibly, Jets Preparing For First-Place Showdown With Patriots
Surprise, surprise. The New York Jets are playing for first. No, not the No. 1 draft pick — as so many predicted.
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Surprise, surprise. The New York Jets are playing for first. No, not the No. 1 draft pick — as so many predicted.
Over the last two games of the AL Division Series, the mighty Cleveland Indians, the favorites to win the whole darn thing, have looked like the inexperienced side.
LSU snuck past Florida, while Alabama was challenged for the first time in league play.
Y.A. Tittle helped keep the New York Giants near the top of the NFL heap during the early 1960s.
Tuesday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" provided plenty of laughter, which is really the goal of this segment on a daily basis.
As has been the case throughout this wild AL Division Series between the Yankees and Indians, the Yes Network's John Flaherty has answered the call to offer expert analysis.
After sitting in the power chair for days, Jerry Recco resumed his update duties on Tuesday morning.
The Yankees took care of business in the Bronx on Monday night, forcing a deciding game of their AL Division Series against the Indians.
Case Keenum led three second-half scoring drives in relief of Sam Bradford, and the Minnesota Vikings spoiled prized rookie quarterback Mitchell Trubisky's debut.
The 12-year veteran announced the news in an Instagram post late Monday.
The American League Division Series between the Yankees and Indians is headed back to Cleveland for a decisive Game 5.
Rookie Jesper Bratt and Marcus Johansson each had two goals and an assist and the New Jersey Devils earned a 6-2 victory over the Buffalo Sabres on Monday.
The St. Louis Blues are off to a fast start and they have goaltender Jake Allen and top scorer Vladimir Tarasenko to thank for that early success.
In his weekly interview with WFAN's Mike Francesa on Monday, Eli Manning repeatedly used one particular two-word phrase: "tough situation."
Joe Girardi says he expects to see a "completely different" Luis Severino than the one who got knocked around in last week's American League wild-card game.