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New York Yankees: Former Teammates Commend Alex Rodriguez

Emmanuel Berbari

Alex Rodriguez received some kind words from former New York Yankees teammates prior to his final game in the show. [dropcap]S[/dropcap]ure, Alex Rodriguez had some bad hiccups, effectively diminishing respect from his name. However, he was still a constant presence in the Bronx for 12 years. Being around and producing for a long period of … Continued

The Greatest Farewells In New York Yankees History

Emmanuel Berbari

The New York Yankees have had their fair share of dramatic exits throughout the illustrious history of the franchise. Alex Rodriguez will say goodbye to baseball when the New York Yankees host the Tampa Bay Rays tonight. With an exit of this magnitude, the opportunity remains that the 41-year-old will have a flare for the … Continued

New York Mets: Tebow Time? Gomez Reunion?

Devin Lintao

The New York Mets just can’t seem to get anything going offensively, they now find themselves on the outside looking in. With 48 games remaining in the season, the Mets will now have to overcome not only the majority of the team on the disabled list, but also a deficit of three games in the … Continued

New York Mets: This Is What Rock Bottom Looks Like

Chris Boccia

With the Diamondbacks’ sweep of the Mets, New York has fallen to .500 and a symbolic low point of the 2016 season. [dropcap]J[/dropcap]ust when you thought it couldn’t get any worse. The Mets haven’t won consecutive baseball games since July 6 and 7, a staggering time frame of over a month. As Neil Walker put … Continued

New York Yankees: Nathan Eovaldi Piles Up Pitching Woes

John Tolis

As if the New York Yankees didn’t have enough problems with their pitching, Nathan Eovaldi just piled up more woes for the Bronx Bombers. New York Yankees starting pitcher Nathan Eovaldi displayed some glimpses of magic last season, but this season is a totally different story. The 26-year old has been having a less than mediocre year with … Continued

Kevin Seraphin Wants To ‘Revive’ Himself

Kristian Winfield

After a season below expectations in New York, Kevin Seraphin said in a recent interview he is looking to “revive” himself, potentially switching positions from center to power forward. “My goal is really to put me in the right way, we will say, and revive me,” Seraphin told the French magazine Reverse. “I work a lot … Continued

The New York Yankees Should Reserve A Plaque For Alex Rodriguez

Emmanuel Berbari

When Alex Rodriguez hangs up the cleats after Friday’s game, the New York Yankees should immediately insert Monument Park into the equation. [dropcap]A[/dropcap]lex Rodriguez’s track record, stature, and public perception will remain constant whenever his name is uttered. The words “steroids”, “cheater”, and “fraud” will be forever attached to his legacy. Despite any attempts to … Continued

New York Mets: Where Things Stand At Second Base

Chris Boccia

The future is unsure for the New York Mets at the keystone, with Neil Walker set to hit free agency and the market raveled in a scarcity of infield talent. [dropcap]N[/dropcap]eil Walker has gifted the New York Mets with above average production for the position he plays, and it is now clear that New York … Continued

New York Yankees: Joe Girardi Not Here To Manage A ‘Farewell Tour’ (Video)

Emmanuel Berbari

Should the #Yankees be playing A-Rod every game before his finale? https://t.co/10UACapG6Vhttps://t.co/XLNxCOGYcl — FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONFOX) August 10, 2016 New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi got quite irritated when asked questions regarding the playing time of soon-to-be-released slugger Alex Rodriguez. Prior to tonight’s game Joe Girardi told reporters that his, “Job description does not … Continued

New York Yankees: The Scranton Shuttle Must Stop Now

Emmanuel Berbari

The New York Yankees have set the stage for a glorious future, but managing assets correctly is the next step. With the New York Yankees’ recent demotion of Luis Severino, questions will arise regarding the organization’s direct plan with their promising assets. Following a stellar stretch out of the big league bullpen, the 22-year-old was … Continued

Bobby Knight Made Michael Jordan Cry in 1984

Joshua Joseph

Who knew the Jordan Crying meme started way before Twitter even existed. There have been books written about Michael Jordan’s competitiveness, desire to win, and how he changed the game of basketball. Every sports fan knows about MJ’s desire to the best in everything he did, from basketball to golf and even Ping-Pong. Jordan takes … Continued

Knicks To Face Cavs On The Road In Season Opener (Report)

Chip Murphy

The New York Knicks will reportedly open the 2016-17 season on the road against LeBron James and the defending champion Cleveland Cavaliers. The New York Knicks opened last season on the road against the Milwaukee Bucks with a resounding 122-97 victory. This time won’t be so easy. According to Ian Begley of ESPN New York, … Continued

New York Knicks To Play On Christmas Day (Report)

Chip Murphy

After being left off the Christmas day schedule last season, the New York Knicks will reportedly be back in 2016-17. After a one-year absence, the New York Knicks are returning to action on Christmas Day. Before being left off the schedule in 2015-16, the Knicks were veterans of the holiday for six seasons in a … Continued

New York Yankees: Masahiro Tanaka Cannot Be Trusted Long-Term

Emmanuel Berbari

Masahiro Tanaka brings about too many question marks to be a long-term solution for the New York Yankees. [dropcap]M[/dropcap]asahiro Tanaka is the proclaimed “ace” of the New York Yankees’ pitching staff. But does he really fit the bill? Let’s rephrase: Tanaka is the best starting pitcher the Yankees have to offer with an otherwise shallow … Continued