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So, were we all jazzed up by the big Kaleb Ort waiver claim?? The Yankees added someone to the 40-man roster from outside the organization! Yes, Ort was previously in the organization a few years ago, but A for effort. (Yes, A is far too generous.) Today on the site, Madison will answer your mailbag […]
Saints Final 2025 power ranking Where did the Saints end up after an excellent month of December? Former Saints interim coach interviewing for vacant Giants job Could Rizzi be headed back home to New Jersey? 3 Free Agents Saints Should Absolutely Try To Sign A free agent preview for New Orleans.
It's been heavily speculated that the New Jersey Devils would like to get off the last 2 1/2 years of defenseman Dougie Hamilton's $9 million cap hit to alleviate their difficult cap situation. Speaking on The Sheet with Jeff Marek , insider David Pagnotta says the particular construction of Hamilton's 10-team trade list could be a sticking point for the Devils. The Devils would like something to happen. They've had a lot of discussion... I heard that his 10-team list is very strat...
Good morning, Jets fans! The NFL Playoffs begin today without the Jets. We still have Jets links for your viewing pleasure. Jack Bell – For Jets and GM Darren Mougey, the Future Arrived Yesterday Jack Bell – Jets TE Jeremy Ruckert: ‘I Feel We’ve Got the Right Pieces’ Michael Nania – Jets need this skill […]
It looks like the Knicks just can’t get things quite right, can they? Phoenix made New York eat their four L in five attempts, and the folks won’t have it any easier going forward with a few more West Coast games on the horizon. Here’s a little of what was said on Friday night. Mike […]
This morning, the temperature in Phoenix, Arizona, was in the forties, as it was back in New York. Different city, same stuff. Tonight, the Knicks turned the ball over 18 times and lost a game. Different city, same stuff. Yet again, New York (24*-14) stumbled out of the gate, falling behind early to the Phoenix […]
The Athletic | Andrew Marchand: David Cone will no longer call MLB games for ESPN, Marchand reports. Cone had been a part of ESPN’s broadcast since 2022, but won’t be a part of their coverage going forward. With the network restructuring their MLB operation after moving off of Sunday Night Baseball and focusing more on […]
The Knicks (24*-13) open a four-game West Coast road trip tonight against a quietly strong Phoenix Suns (22-15) team, who, despite limited national buzz, has won seven of its last nine behind Devin Booker and a solid supporting cast. Tonight, the Suns will be without Jalen Green and Jamaree Bouyea, while the Knicks remain short-handed […]
The Nets are coming off the kind of loss that fans are not unhappy about. It may have been brutal, losing on a bank shot at the buzzer at home, but the game was a revelation. Egor Demin has shown a clutch gene ever since Summer League, but on Wednesday vs. the Orlando Magic, he […]
The San Francisco 49ers’ final injury report is out. For the second straight day, Trent Williams practiced. For the third consecutive day, Ricky Pearsall did not. Nobody has been ruled out. The following players are questionable LB Dee Winters (ankle) Edge rusher Keion White (grion) LT Trent Williams (hamstring) WR Ricky Pearsall (knee) LB Luke […]
The season is done, and it didn’t end in a way most Dallas Cowboys fans wanted. They lost their final game of the season to the New York Giants and it wasn’t pretty. But how did the Cowboys rookie class perform in their final game of their inaugural season? Let’s jump in and find out. […]
The Pittsburgh Steelers have won the AFC North for the first time since 2020, setting up a wild card matchup against the Houston Texans. Perhaps the largest reason the Steelers made it to this point is 42-year-old quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The future Hall of Famer finished the 2025 season with 24 touchdowns and just seven […]
No matter a contract’s length or monetary value, if the signed player spearheads perhaps the greatest dynasty in recent baseball history, it is safe to call it a success. Bernie Williams’ decision to re-sign with the Yankees in the fall of 1998 would fit that exact description, with the Bombers coming off of two World […]
Working with great writers definitely has its perks. One of those perks is seeing your colleagues come up with great nicknames for certain players. Collin Helwig, I applaud you for giving Egor Demin the “Winter Soldier” moniker because that is exactly what he is. The rookie stepped up big time in the clutch two days […]
From the start of the offseason, one of the free agent predictions most folks have comfortably made is that Cody Bellinger will be returning to the New York Yankees eventually. He clearly thrived with that team and in that ballpark. He provides a whole lot that they need. And each side seemed to be quite happy with the fit. ( Yankees: the Cubs say you’re welcome for trading you Bellinger for essentially nothing .) Yet, here we are on January 9, and Cody Bellinger’s free agency is playing ...
With some killer defense at one end and a surging Michael Porter Jr. at the other, the Nets have established themselves as one of the league’s best “bad” teams. What does that mean exactly? Our own Tyler Carmona joins the show to talk through it all! In this episode, you’ll also find: You can also […]
The Knicks’ four-game West coast road trip begins tonight, as they face off against the under-the-radar Phoenix Suns. A trip like this should serve as a true litmus test for New York, who were able to steady the ship with a 123-111 Wednesday evening win versus the Clippers, ending an ugly four game slide. Heading […]
Along with author and Capitals expert Ted Starkey, we remember Richard Zednik, a talented player and borderline legend for three NHL teams, but a footnote in Islanders history. Zednik started his career with the bang, as an exciting rookie on the Capitals 1998 Stanley Cup final team. He hit a new level after being traded […]
Minnesota native Ryan Lambert attended Minnetonka High School in Minnetonka, Minnesota, where he had impressive sophomore and senior seasons, his junior year lost to the COVID-19 pandemic. He went undrafted after graduating in 2021 and attended Northern Iowa Area Community College. The right-hander appeared in 10 games for the Trojans and posted an 8.53 ERA […]
The Rangers can’t afford to confuse optics for reality, and Dolan’s patience plus Shesterkin’s injury may finally remove the illusion.
According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Baltimore Ravens have requested an interview with San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh for their head coach opening. Saleh, 46, was the defensive coordinator for the 49ers under head coach Kyle Shanahan from 2017 to 2020 before being hired as the head coach of the New York Jets […]
Guys like Ralph Terry are kind of all over the history of baseball, and perhaps more specifically the history of the Yankees. Mickey Mantle, Yogi Berra, and Whitey Ford make all the headlines, but as we’ve seen with recent Yankee teams, the stars always need a supporting cast. Terry was never The Guy on the […]
The list of NFL head coaching vacancies is already eight deep, with the Cleveland Browns facing competition for the top candidates from the Arizona Cardinals, Atlanta Falcons, Baltimore Ravens, New York Giants, Tennessee Titans, Las Vegas Raiders, and Miami Dolphins. A few of the head coaches fired, including Kevin Stefanski and John Harbaugh, are among […]
They played well, controlled the third, and still lost—which might be the most honest outcome of all. Another night of flashes, no finish, and a clearer picture of what this season is.
Memorandum To: Woody Johnson From: John B Date: January 9, 2026 RE: New York Jets Path Forward Hello Woody. You probably don’t remember me, but two years ago I wrote to you with ten recommendations on how to move the Jets forward. You see, I am a big fan who was alarmed. I saw a […]