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The New York Mets Should Not Rush Neil Walker Back

David Hong

The New York Mets are familiar with how back injuries can have an impact on some players, so the team should be careful with how they handle Neil Walker’s lower back. New York Mets second baseman Neil Walker has had a great season in his first year in Queens. He has smashed 22 home runs, … Continued

The New York Yankees Epically Whiffed With Nathan Eovaldi

Emmanuel Berbari

When looking at the overall landscape of Nathan Eovaldi’s tenure in the Bronx, the New York Yankees completely missed the mark. [dropcap]N[/dropcap]athan Eovaldi underwent successful Tommy John surgery yesterday which included the repairing of a torn flexor tendon. The detrimental procedure will sideline the 26-year-old for the remainder of 2016 and the entirety of 2017. … Continued

New York Mets Scratch Steven Matz For Friday’s Start

David Hong

In a must-win situation, the New York Mets scratch the start of pitcher Steven Matz. It just keeps getting worse for the poor New York Mets. Steven Matz, who was scheduled start tonight vs the San Francisco Giants, was scratched due to shoulder discomfort. According to ESPN’s Adam Rubin, Matz says he’s feeling “discomfort,” but … Continued

1996 New York Yankees Surprise Local Cancer Survivor (Video)

Emmanuel Berbari

Following their brilliant weekend in the Bronx, members of the 1996 New York Yankees championship team displayed champion-like behavior. On Monday at Hudson Terrace in New York City, an 11-year-old cancer survivor was provided with an unforgettable day. At the ‘Dynasty’ event hosted by Steiner Sports, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) executed their first ever … Continued

New York Mets: It’s Time To Kick It Into High Gear

Chris Boccia

With Yoenis Cespedes and Asdrubal Cabrera set to return, the time is now for the New York Mets to gain headway for October. Something has to give. When a team collectively bats .205 with runners in scoring position, a mark which is not just lowest in the Majors but is also a historic nadir, something … Continued

Alex Rodriguez’s Final Game Attracted Record-Low Ratings

Emmanuel Berbari

Despite the buzz surrounding Alex Rodriguez’s final game in pinstripes, the television ratings were a major disappointment. Supplementing the Olympic games with a national telecast of Alex Rodriguez’s farewell was probably not FOX’s greatest decision. Consequently, the broadcast of the Friday night’s Yankees vs. Rays game from Yankee Stadium in the Bronx reportedly received a … Continued

The New York Yankees Are Stuck With CC Sabathia

Emmanuel Berbari

The New York Yankees have little to no leverage when it comes to starting pitching, an area of the roster which has reached a rock bottom. CC Sabathia’s comeback story is admirable, formidable, and ultimately one of perseverance, poise, and execution. The big left-hander’s contributions to the New York Yankees in the twilight of his career should … Continued

LeBron James Has Dreams Of Owning An NBA Team

Chip Murphy

LeBron James is thinking about his plans for when his legendary playing career comes to an end. One idea involves him owning an NBA team. LeBron James has already proven himself an all-time great on the basketball court, and he’s already thinking about what he’ll do when his playing days are over. James was a … Continued

New York Yankees: A Bright Future, But What About The Pitching?

Bryan Pol

As Aaron Judge and Gary Sanchez are currently proving, the New York Yankees have a bright future. But can the same be said of their eventual pitching rotation? [dropcap]I[/dropcap]n just his third major league game, outfielder Aaron Judge, one of the crown jewels of the New York Yankee farm system, struck an RBI double that … Continued

The Current State Of The New York Yankees Defines Irony

Emmanuel Berbari

For too long, the New York Yankees were shielding themselves from what has evidently become an exciting time to bleed navy blue. [dropcap]A[/dropcap]s the August 1 trade deadline crept closer by the minute, the New York Yankees had a vital decision to make. The fate of the organization lied in the hands of Brian Cashman … Continued

It’s Time For The New York Jets To Move On From Geno Smith

Chris Boccia

With four quarterbacks deserving a roster spot, the New York Jets should balk at overcrowding its roster and, instead, punch Geno Smith’s ticket out of New York. [dropcap]W[/dropcap]ith the New York Jets facing crossroads at the quarterback position – with four NFL-worthy QBs on the roster – the team would be best advised to trim … Continued

Why I Hate The New York Giants: Part One

Jeff Clutterbuck

Jeff Clutterbuck relives one of the more painful moments from his Packers fandom, courtesy of the New York Giants. I’m not sure if you’re aware, but it gets cold in Wisconsin during the winter. Oh, I’m not talking “Honey, you should put on a jacket to go get the mail.” No, it’s usually more along … Continued