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Baseball
C.C., Granderson's 2 HRs help Yanks Sweep Oakland in 5-0 Victory YANKEE STADIUM -- Oakland, California may be as tough a town as there is west of the Mississippi, but over these last four days the Bronx Bombers were the ones who kicked some serious A's....
Fever Edge Liberty in OT NEW YORK – The Liberty (9-10) ended its two-game home winning streak after being edged by the Indiana Fever (13-7), 84-81, in overtime on Sunday afternoon. An announced crowd of 9,508 witness...
LatinoSports.com sportswriter Andrew Rosario explores the Jets universe in the first installment of his pre-season outlook for Gang Green. Rosario catches up with second-year Jets QB Mark Sanchez (above) in part one. PHOTO BY BILL MENZEL / LSV
East Rutherford, NJ – It wasn’t the way the New York Jets wanted to open up the new Meadowlands Arena.
At least it wasn’t as bad as the way the New York Giants played in their last game across the street to end their season last Jan. 3, losing 41-9 to the Carolina Panthers.
The Jets may have lost 31-16 but when they look back at the film, they will be pleased with the overall performance from players they expect to take them to the big game in Dallas, Feb. 6.
Let’s start with second-year quarterback Mark Sanchez, who has already claimed that this is his offense. There have been big changes in that offense, with the line losing All-Pro Alan Faneca, the 9-time Pro Bowl player who was cut in April. Leon Washington, the multi-purpose back who was traded to Seattle after suffering what many thought might be a career-ending injury.
Let’s not forget to mention how the organization decided to part ways with Thomas Jones, one of the more popular Jets and a work horse running back, who gained over 3,800 yards in his three years with Gang Green.
Jets Offense Continues to Struggle East Rutherford, NJ – It is a given that dominating defense leads to Super Bowls. However, if you don’t put points on the board offensively, it makes it that much more difficult to get t...
Jets Assessing Positives, Negatives East Rutherford, NJ – It wasn’t the way the New York Jets wanted to open up the new Meadowlands Arena. At least it wasn’t as bad as the way the New York Giants p...
Boxing
Margarito reinstated and awaits Pacquiao New York - There was the usual pro boxing spectacle Wednesday afternoon at the Chelsea Piers in Manhattan. The New York portion press conference brought to you by Top Rank announcing the November 1...
Bob Bradley Remains U.S. Men's National Head Coach CHICAGO, Ill - After leading the United States to a memorable run in the 2010 FIFA World Cup, questions/rumors surfaced whether Bob Bradley would remain as the U.S. Men's National Head Coach....
ADIDAS AND MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER EXTEND PARTNERSHIP PORTLAND, Ore./NEW YORK – Adidas and Major League Soccer today announced an extension to their strategic partnership agreement aimed at further elevating soccer in the United States and develop...
Caribbean Baseball
Recorridos Del TIEMPO (TIME Travels) – The following article appeared in the DRSEA INFORMER newsletter published by our friend Charles Farrel who has permanantly relocated himself to the Dominican Republic to fulfill his dr...
Pecora Out to Turn Around Fordham Basketball Bronx, NY – After 100 years of intercollegiate competition in basketball, Fordham University has reached its nadir. The men’s team finished the 2009-10 season after suffering 21 cons...
Marquette Escapes, Slips Past St. John’s NEW YORK – Having lost to Marquette by two points in overtime at Carnesecca Arena in Eastern Queens two weeks ago, St. John’s was determined not to let another close game with the G...
