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Sergio Dipp became an Internet sensation for all the wrong reasons Monday night. On Tuesday, the ESPN sideline reporter gave a heartfelt explanation for his awkward debut on "Monday Night Football."
While the Yankees haven't assumed their ancestral perch as American League or World Series champions in a while, they have taken on a new role as pesky contenders for the AL East crown.
Fantasy Football is back and one of the most important things to master is the waiver wire. Check out our top waiver picks for this week!
Charles Oakley is taking Knicks owner James Dolan to court following February's ugly incident in which the former Knicks star was forcibly removed by security from Madison Square Garden.
The first week of the NFL season gave us our first taste of football, but also several devastating injuries.
There was plenty of blame to go around for the Jets' season-opening loss in Buffalo.
Georgia and Auburn hit the road, but only one returned home happy. Notes from those games as well as highlight-reel catches are part of this week's report.
Nineteen years ago Roger Maris' family watched their dad's record fall. Now they are hoping it happens again.
No one should have been surprised at the outcome of the Jets' season opener in Buffalo on Sunday.
Odell Beckham Jr. is going to work with trainers over the next few days to get his sprained left ankle healed and get on the field to jump-start the Giants' stagnant offense.
Jerry Recco's infatuation with a certain female body part was highlighted during Tuesday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day."
Chris Lopresti would be the first to admit that Jerry Recco has certainly earned the "update maven" moniker and would even go so far as to call him a mentor of sorts.
Boomer had Jerry Recco by his side Tuesday morning and the two radio veterans got the latest edition of the Morning Extravaganza started with reaction to the Yankees' win over the Rays at Citi Field.
A whole lot of boos, and not many yards for Adrian Peterson in his return to Minnesota.
Todd Frazier capitalized on Trevor Plouffe's two-out error with a three-run homer in a five-run fourth inning that led the New York Yankees over the Tampa Bay Rays
