Carmelo Anthony Becomes Leading Team USA Scorer In Olympic History
Carmelo Anthony passed LeBron James and David Robinson on Wednesday as the United States men’s all-time leading Olympic scorer.
Carmelo Anthony Becomes Leading Team USA Scorer In Olympic History
New York Yankees: Nathan Eovaldi Leaves Game With Elbow Injury
New York Yankees starting pitcher Nathan Eovaldi was not long for Wednesday night’s game. After looking fine in the bottom of the first inning of Wednesday night’s matchup with the Red Sox, Nathan Eovaldi was lifted for Chasen Shreve in the bottom of the second. It was later noted that the right-hander was experiencing “elbow … Continued
Alex Rodriguez Being Shown How The New York Yankees Really Feel
Alex Rodriguez endured a polluted New York Yankees career and now his team has demonstrated how they truly perceive him with the release and recent benching.
New York Yankees: The Scranton Shuttle Must Stop Now
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
New York Yankees Option Luis Severino To Triple-A
Following a rough outing up in Boston, the New York Yankees have demoted Luis Severino to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
Hannah Storm Emotionally Announces The Passing Of John Saunders (Video)
ESPN SportsCenter anchor Hannah Storm was tasked with announcing the death of long-time colleague John Saunders on the air. At just 61 years of age, John Saunders, a staple of ESPN for three decades, passed away this morning. Hannah Storm — one of Saunders’ colleagues at the network — attempted to fight back evident emotion … Continued
Bobby Knight Made Michael Jordan Cry in 1984
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)
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
Stephen A. Smith Bashes Tim Tebow’s Pro Baseball Attempt (Video)
Former quarterback Tim Tebow will apparently pursue a career in baseball, drawing a comical reaction from ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith. Stephen A. Smith has never been a Tim Tebow supporter, often disputing his image with former co-host Skip Bayless. Now, with Tebow’s well-documented baseball endeavors, he has furthered his ability to rip into the guy. … Continued
New York Knicks To Play On Christmas Day (Report)
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
In Ty Kelly, New York Mets’ Terry Collins Foolishly Chose Desperation
New York Mets manager Terry Collins acted so desperate in his club’s 5-3 loss to the Diamondbacks that many are considering ulterior motives.
New York Yankees: Fenway Crowd Chants ‘We Want A-Rod’ (Video)
Your browser does not support iframes. The New York Yankees left Alex Rodriguez on the bench Tuesday night, drawing chants from a rowdy Fenway Park crowd. With Alex Rodriguez’s impending retirement, a premium is placed on each and every at-bat. Whether it was a Boston crowd in search of another tremendous “boo”, or simply desiring … Continued
An Early Look At The Potential 2017 New York Yankees Roster
As this New York Yankees team seems to be on course for a .500 season and no championship, let’s take a look at what could be in store for 2017.
New York Islanders: Kate Murray To Be Screened As Supreme Court Candidate
New York Islanders foe Kate Murray will be screened as a potential candidate for Supreme Court justice.
New York Rangers: The Biggest Problem Moving Forward
It’s no secret that the New York Rangers will be facing a variety of challenges this upcoming season. Will they overcome these issues?
New York Yankees: Masahiro Tanaka Cannot Be Trusted Long-Term
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
New York Mets: Options To Replace Logan Verrett
Since Matt Harvey’s season ending surgery, the New York Mets have struggled to find a capable replacement. There are options to fill the void.
Team USA Blows Past Venezuela; Carmelo Anthony Passes Jordan (Highlights)
Squaring off against Venezuela, their second test of the Rio Olympics, Carmelo Anthony and Team USA cruise to victory.
New York Rangers: Derek Stepan Found A Friend
New York Rangers forward Derek Stepan had a great Olympics back in 2014. Too bad that it wasn’t because of his activities on the ice.
Mike Trout Robs A Grand Slam On His Birthday (Video)
Your browser does not support iframes. Los Angeles Angels’ superstar Mike Trout went to an apex to take back a grand slam on Sunday afternoon. It is hard to believe, with all he has accomplished, that Mike Trout is only 25 years old. With continued youth comes explosiveness. With continued explosiveness comes catches like these … Continued
Alex Rodriguez: A New York Yankees’ Career Retrospective
Alex Rodriguez’s New York Yankees career, if not baseball playing career, comes to a close on Friday at the Stadium against the Rays. Ultimately, what is his legacy?
New York Yankees’ Hal Steinbrenner: A-Rod Proposition Was ‘Not An Ultimatum’ (Video)
New York Yankees principal owner Hal Steinbrenner elaborated on his recent meeting with Alex Rodriguez. As many know by now, Alex Rodriguez will be released by the New York Yankees following Friday’s game and will assume a special advisor role with the organization next spring. Owner Hal Steinbrenner — who went on ‘The Michael Kay … Continued
NBC Reporter Al Trautwig Is Causing Problems In Rio
Al Trautwig always has piffy comments, but he may have crossed the line while anchoring NBC’s Olympic gymnastics coverage in Rio.
New York Yankees: Aaron Judge Has Clear Path To The Show
The New York Yankees now have the roster flexibility to consider Aaron Judge one of their own.
New York Yankees: A-Rod’s Final Game Sees 313 Percent Increase In Ticket Price
Alex Rodriguez will play his final game on Friday night at Yankee Stadium, drawing a drastic increase in ticket sales. Alex Rodriguez’s final game will certainly be one of the more anticipated and hyped events of the year at Yankee Stadium. Consequently, ticket prices and overall event value will see an extraordinary bump.[sc name=”Alex Rodriguez Player … Continued
Ranking The Best New York Knicks Teams Of All-Time
It’s the dog days of the NBA offseason, so while we wait for the real games to start we ranked the best New York Knicks teams of all-time.
Why The New York Jets Will Make The Playoffs
After coming a few inches short of the postseason last year, the New York Jets have the pieces in place to make it a distant memory. When Ryan Fitzpatrick’s deep ball down the right sideline went into and out of the hands of Kenbrell Thompkins, who had a clear path to the end zone, the … Continued
The New York Mets Should Take Notes On The Alex Rodriguez Situation
If David Wright has to call it quits, his value to the New York Mets is not dead. The Mets should take a look at the Bronx, and see how an aging star can still be utilized. As you probably know by now, Alex Rodriguez will “retire” this Friday and join the New York Yankees … Continued
New York Knicks Should Welcome Larry Sanders
Larry Sanders is treading the waters of an NBA comeback. The New York Knicks should part the waters and embrace him. The potential return of former star players Ray Allen, Larry Sanders, Stephen Jackson, Rip Hamilton, Ben Gordon, Baron Davis, and former New York Knicks head coach Derek Fisher has renewed interest in the always … Continued
Ichiro Collects Hit No. 3,000 (Video)
Your browser does not support iframes. Baseball legend Ichiro Suzuki collected hit number 3,000 at Coors Field on Sunday. The nonsense of combined hits vs. actual hits can now come to an end. If not already, Ichiro Suzuki just solidified himself as a baseball legend. With a seventh-inning triple off Chris Rusin, the 42-year-old became … Continued
New York Yankees: Brian McCann Clears Waivers (Report)
New York Yankees catcher Brian McCann reportedly cleared waivers, giving the front office the option to trade him. According to Jon Heyman of Today’s Knuckleball, Brian McCann has cleared waivers, allowing the New York Yankees to trade the backstop this month. According to @JonHeyman, #Yankees catcher Brian McCann has cleared waivers – https://t.co/KwsXW07O5i pic.twitter.com/2LWxRUcZOA — … Continued
New York Yankees: Alex Rodriguez Displays Unusual Selflessness
When the New York Yankees and Alex Rodriguez held a press conference this morning, it was evident that they would come to a mutually beneficial agreement. Whether you view it as real or fake, heartfelt or staged, Alex Rodriguez, for once, put ego aside and did what was best for the respective images of himself … Continued
Little Leaguer Makes Insane Barehanded Catch (Video)
The South Carolina team’s Short Stop Dylan Williams made an insane barehanded catch in the Little League World Series.
The New York Mets Will Still Make The Playoffs in 2016
Hey New York Mets fans, relax. Your team will be in the postseason this year. As the Flushing Faithful can attest to, this Mets team has been quite difficult to watch. Whether it’s been the anemic offense, or the crippling injuries, Mets fans have not had the most enjoyable time watching their team. [sc name=”Mets … Continued
New York Yankees: Alex Rodriguez To Be Released Friday, Signed As Special Advisor
Alex Rodriguez announced that his final game with the New York Yankees will be Friday and then will become a special advisor for the team.
Alex Rodriguez’s Most Significant Home Runs With The New York Yankees
Alex Rodriguez’s New York Yankees career could very well be coming to an end this morning, drawing reflection on his tenure in the Bronx. Let’s face it: steroids or not, Alex Rodriguez was pretty darn impressive in his first seven years in the Bronx. Discussing a topic hampered with subjectivity is completely illegitimate, but he … Continued
New York Rangers: Ranking The Best Trades Of The Glen Sather Era
Glen Sather’s tenure as the General Manager with the New York Rangers was defined by bold moves. Let’s take a look at his best acquisitions.
It’s Time For The New York Mets To Talk About Innings Limits
The New York Mets are playing with fire in management – or lack thereof – of young arms’ innings. Better be safe than sorry. That’s an expression which has been largely ignored – or, at the minimum, too loosely practiced – by the management brass of the New York Mets. The man responsible for the … Continued
New York Jets: The Jace Amaro Effect
Jace Amaro who missed all of last year due to injury will have a big impact on the 2016 season for the New York Jets.
Brett Favre’s Lone New York Jets Season Is Only A Bad Memory
Brett Favre, the newly minted Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback, played one meaningless (to him) season with the New York Jets.
Giancarlo Stanton Breaks Statcast Record, Blasts 504-Foot Homer (Video)
.@Giancarlo818 – who else? – just crushed the longest homer of the #Statcast era. 504 FEET. https://t.co/PXOtUIpkQR https://t.co/BEmUI2QIUR — #Statcast (@statcast) August 7, 2016 Since the MLB implemented Statcast technology, no one has hit a ball further than Giancarlo Stanton did tonight at Coors Field. Sure, Coors Field is a “hitter’s ballpark.” Yes, the ball … Continued
New York Yankees: All Signs Point To The Release Of Alex Rodriguez
The New York Yankees and Alex Rodriguez will hold a press conference regarding his future with the team and we should expect an interesting announcement.
Ray Allen Could Be The Shooter The Knicks Need
Ray Allen is looking to make an NBA comeback. Spike Lee is recruiting him to New York, and the Knicks could surely use his services.
Team USA Romps China In First Test At Rio Olympics
Kevin Durant led the way for Team USA as they destroyed Team China in their first test at the 2016 Rio Olympics.
New York Yankees, Alex Rodriguez To Hold Press Conference Sunday Morning (Report)
The New York Yankees and Alex Rodriguez are reportedly holding a press conference at Yankee Stadium Sunday morning.
New York Yankees: Mark Teixeira’s Case For The Hall Of Fame
After announcing he will retire at the end of the 2016 season we ask the question: can New York Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira earn a sacred spot in the Hall Of Fame?
CC Sabathia’s Outing Reminds The New York Yankees That The Rebuild Shouldn’t Stop
Another dismal performance by a New York Yankees veteran should remind the organization that there is still plenty of work to do in “rebuild” mode.
MLB: Ranking The Potential NL Cy Young Candidates
As the MLB season moves into the thick of the dog days of August, prominent award candidates are beginning to solidify themselves. Pitching trends in major league baseball have become absurdly distinct. The National League unquestionably demolishes the American Leagues with regards to quality starting pitching. With that being the case, ranking the best of … Continued