Sports

Forgive me if I am making Djokovic out as the second coming of Crocodile Dundee.

Armstrong seemed to be holding onto his own myth like a fisherman who had a 500-pound tuna on the line – one that he knew would get away.

In the middle of one of the strangest sports stories in recent memory is a real silver lining.

Who will win when the new kid in town in San Francisco meets the gunslinger Aaron Rodgers?

Rex Ryan is the most colorful coach or manager of a sports team here in New York since the Yankees' Billy Martin.

I have been a Jets fan all my life, but this Sunday I contemplated almost the unimaginable: I thought about becoming a Giants fan.

All of a sudden, New England's road to the Super Bowl in New Orleans just got a little easier.

The Jets need a new train, a new conductor, and a new route to a better destination.

I will always remember his portrayal of one of TV’s most indelible characters who just happened to be a Mets fan.

You have to give Rex credit; when he makes a bad decision, he really stands by it, even to the detriment of his team.