As it seems this thing could take months to be worked out in the courts, the worry here is that it will jeopardize training camps and even the start of the season.
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St. John’s Loses To Syracuse 79-73; Injury Ends Kennedy’s Season
The hometown fans are understandably disappointed and, with Kennedy out, the road is going to be pretty bumpy for SJU the rest of the way.
Read More »L.A. Clippers Outshoot Boston Celtics In 108-103 Upset Road Win
The Clippers got hot early. The Celtics got hot late, but it wasn't enough to overcome a shocking upset loss to Blake Griffin, Mo Williams and company.
Read More »St. John’s Moves to Third Round With 65-63 Win Over Rutgers
Those last few seconds of the game will no doubt live in infamy for fans of Rutgers' Scarlet Knights.
Read More »MLB News: Realignment of Divisions Could Come Soon
This new order could make sense in a "regional" way, but it would really be the biggest change to hit baseball since the designated hitter.
Read More »St. John’s Beats USF 72-56; Seeded Number 5 in the Big East Tournament
Along with the resurgent New York Knicks, The Red Storm has New York fans revved up about basketball again.
Read More »Mets Mess: Castillo and Perez Should Be Gone By Opening Day
the Mets seem finally willing and able to part ways with two of the worst acquisitions since Bobby Bonilla: pitcher Oliver Perez and second baseman Luis Castillo.
Read More »Boston Celtics Survive Without Kendrick Perkins, For Now
With Kendrick Perkins gone, Celtics GM Danny Ainge is gambling that new big men like just acquired Troy Murphy and Nenad Krstic can help the team maintain championship-level defense.
Read More »A Fond Farewell to the Duke of Flatbush
The Duke played during what many baseball fans still see as the golden era, and that is especially true for fans here in New York City.
Read More »Mets Mess: MLB Gave Mets $25 Million Last Year
If the dire situation on the field was not enough for Mets fans, the situation in the executive offices can make them worry even more these days.
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