Ron Darling, Gary Cohen and Keith Hernandez will play major roles on SNY's expanded NY Mets pregameThose viewers wanting more of Keith Hernandez , Ron Darling and Gary Cohen will have their wish fulfilled this season. Well-embedded moles say SportsNet New York will be adding a new “pre” pregame studio show prominently featuring the three crooners.… |
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Zach Johnk, nytimes.com For three Raptors fans from Toronto, a trip to Barclays Center was worth a few missed classes. |
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Carmelo Anthony was back on his regular diet this week, which included red meat plus a helping of mid-range jumpers, post-ups and three-point shots. |
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John Fennelly, giantsfootballblog.com According to reports Jim Herrmann, the Giants’ LB coach, is a candidate for the Philadelphia Eagles’ DC job. Herrmann has been with the Giants since 2008 and has a long, distinguished resume as a defensive coach. He both played coached at Michigan und… |
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Even with NBA's recent success in London, plan of international expansion is still decades awayJan 19
The Knicks and the NBA loved London. The Pistons not so much. But the entire question of whether the NBA should now run to London or another European city and set up shop, based on one game, seems rather presumptuous. |
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30 Seconds With Tommy JohnJan 19
Joe Brescia, nytimes.com John, who was named the National League's comeback player of the year in 1976, retired in 1989. He had 288 victories and a 3.34 earned run average in his 26-year career. |
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Jim Mancari, giantsfootballblog.com For the second straight year, the Giants may find themselves in a position in which the salary cap will be a major hindrance in trying to improve the roster. Of course, the team had many of the pieces this year it needed for success but just lacked the … |
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Isaac Rauch, deadspin.com The Knicks and Pistons played a basketball game in London this past Thursday at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, which is among the reasons you likely did not know about it. David Stern has been talking for some time about putting an NBA team in London perma… |
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Remember last year when the Miami Dolphins continually explained that you don't need top receivers to successfully run a West Coast offense? Well, we all know by now that is false. Look no further than Miami's 26th-ranked passing offense and meager 18 p… |
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John Fennelly, giantsfootballblog.com This is the time of the year where NFL teams evaluate their coaching staffs and make the necessary changes. Some teams loses coaches to other opportunities, while others simply dismiss underachievers in favor of candidates better suited for the job. Eig… |
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Last week in the AFC East blog we questioned Tim Tebow's NFL future. The New York Jets cannot wait to get rid of the polarizing quarterback and the hometown Jacksonville Jaguars want nothing to do with him. But this week things are suddenly looking up f… |
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Rex Ryan will hire Marty Mornhinweg as his third offensive coordinator in three years, which will put an official end to the farce of Ground and Pound. Nobody likes to heave the ball in the air more than Mornhinweg, who had an even more disappointing se… |
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Paul Casella, MLB.com The Mets swapped 2013 salary proposals with first baseman Ike Davis and second baseman Daniel Murphy, the club's lone remaining arbitration-eligible players, ahead of Friday's deadline to do so. |
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