SearchArchives for: May 2007NFL extends alcohol ban to team functions, flights31st May 2007
Report: Informants link Vick to dogfighting31st May 2007
Mavs Cuban hopes to create league to rival NFL31st May 2007
Panthers tackle Jenkins a no-show at workout31st May 2007
Bengals Chad Johnson vs. horse in benefit race31st May 2007
Packers board keeps CEO during successor search31st May 2007
Broncos Kircus confident hell be cleared in fight31st May 2007
Fins Porter pays fine for punching Bengals Jones31st May 2007
McNairs lawyers make offer to settle DUI case31st May 2007
Jersey change too costly for Raiders WR Porter31st May 2007
AMAZIN FINISH HELPS US FORGET ABOUT BARRY30th May 2007 NIGHTS like these are the antidote, the serum for the sickness that Barry Bonds carries with him from ballpark to ballpark, from town to town. They are splendid reminders that the celebration is still more pleasing, still far more satisfying, than...This… more » Categories: The Sports Column MOTA WILL BE AVAILABLE TONIGHT30th May 2007 Guillermo Mota committed the crime and did the time, now the Mets are ready to welcome him back. With his 50-game suspension complete after violating baseballs steroid policy, Mota will be activated tonight and available in the bullpen...This article i… more » Categories: The Sports Column SMOLTZ HURT30th May 2007 MILWAUKEE Atlanta right-hander John Smoltz left his start against the Brewers last night in the fourth inning. The reason Smoltz left the game was not immediately announced, but he shook his right hand gingerly after his at-bat in the fourth and...This… more » Categories: The Sports Column A STEAL SHAME30th May 2007 TORONTO - For the first time this season, the Yankees took a round of infield practice before last nights game - then Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez made throwing errors that led to unearned runs. As usual, the Yankees participated in batting...This ar… more » Categories: The Sports Column SMALL BOAT OWNERS FACE SECURITY ISSUE30th May 2007 IF you are a small boat owner, you should be interested in what transpires in three weeks between Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Coast Guard. Officials from both organizations are preparing for a National Small Vessel Security Summit...This a… more » Categories: The Sports Column CUT-BLOAT BIZ30th May 2007 STOP talking about Todd Helton and Richie Sexson now. Those are not solutions for the Yankees. That is the cancer. That is the reason why they are in this horrible state: Their unquenchable habit of meeting every crisis by going to players who are...Thi… more » Categories: The Sports Column ROCKET LIKELY TO LAUNCH MONDAY30th May 2007 TORONTO - Rocket II may be too late to save the Yankees from a brutal first two months, but it will be launched Monday at Chicagos U.S. Cellular Field against the White Sox. Though the Yankees didnt officially announce the future Hall of Fame...This ar… more » Categories: The Sports Column BUDS DECISION ON GIAMBI EXPECTED30th May 2007 TORONTO - While Jason Giambi awaits Commissioner Bud Seligs reaction to Giambis recent steroid comments, the Yankees DH may have a bigger problem than a bone spur near his left heel. Giambi could be facing a more serious tendon injury. Selig...This a… more » Categories: The Sports Column ROGERS WIFE: ITS ALL IN THE FAMILY PLAN30th May 2007 DEBBIE Clemens stands by her Rocket. No one knows Roger Clemens better than his wife, and as her husband, 44, enters the final stage of his Yankees comeback, she offered a behind-the-scenes look at the challenge facing him. "I really see the...This a… more » Categories: The Sports Column STREET SENSE SET FOR KEY WORKOUT30th May 2007 A workout scheduled for Street Sense this morning at Churchill Downs will determine whether the Kentucky Derby winner will head to the June 9 Belmont Stakes for a rematch with Curlin, who beat him by a head in the Preakness. "Whatever (owner) Mr...This… more » Categories: The Sports Column Ex-NFL players getting aid for Alzheimers rising30th May 2007
Browns pick up ex-Chief Griffin off waivers30th May 2007
SANTOS, VEITCH RACE INTO HALL30th May 2007 Jockey Jose Santos, former trainer John Veitch, 1997 Kentucky Derby winner Silver Charm and Moms Command, who swept the filly triple crown in 1985, have been elected to the National Museum of Racings Hall of Fame, it was announced yesterday...This articl… more » Categories: The Sports Column VICKS LAND EYED FOR DOG CARCASSES30th May 2007 RICHMOND, Va. Authorities have a search warrant to look for as many as 30 dog carcasses on property owned by Michael Vick that is at the center of a dog fighting investigation. But the warrant has not been executed. In a news release, Sheriff...This ar… more » Categories: The Sports Column WOLF PACK STAYS WITH RANGERS30th May 2007 The Hartford Wolf Pack will continue to play at the Civic Center even though team owner Madison Square Garden will no longer manage the venue. The team and Northland AEG LLC, the new arena manager, announced a multiyear agreement yesterday...This artic… more » Categories: The Sports Column SOMETHING TO BALK ABOUT30th May 2007 Why the remaining fans at Shea Stadium were booing Armando Benitez as he entered in the 12th inning last night was something of a mystery. Given Benitezs history here, with another game on the line, the former Mets choke artist should have been...This ar… more » Categories: The Sports Column MONROE REFUSES TO LOSE30th May 2007 Its been two years since Monroe lost a baseball game. The Eagles bounced back from that surprising defeat to Walton in the 2005 PSAL quarterfinals to win the league championship last season and have stayed that way heading into Fridays...This article i… more » Categories: The Sports Column HONDO RUFF AND READY30th May 2007 Hondo leapfrogged back over the century mark last night as he breezed with Birds in K.C. to in crease the earnings to 135 kaskos. Tonight, the prices look right right for these bark ers - 10 units apiece on the Indians and Marlins. * Barack...This ar… more » Categories: The Sports Column RODDICK, BLAKE TAKE EARLY EXITS30th May 2007 PARIS - Andy Roddick is out of the French Open in the first round again. For the second straight year and fourth time in the last six years, the American exited at the earliest stage, falling yesterday to Igor Andreev of Russia 3-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4...Thi… more » Categories: The Sports Column PENALTY FLAGS30th May 2007 ANAHEIM, Calif. - Scott Niedermayer and defense partner Chris Pronger started and ended the Anaheim Ducks penalty-box procession in the Stanley Cup Finals opener. If the Western Conference champs dont figure out a way to cut down on the...This article… more » Categories: The Sports Column OPEN MINDED30th May 2007 Thoughts of Winged Foot never stray far from Geoff Ogilvys mind. It is the place, after all, where his life changed forever and immeasurably with his unlikely U.S. Open victory last June amidst the chaos of Phil Mickelsons epic 18th-hole...This article… more » Categories: The Sports Column LEBRON, CAVS GET EVEN30th May 2007 CLEVELAND - The kid came up big. LeBron James did, too. And the Cavaliers are as close as theyve ever been to an NBA title. James scored 25 points - 13 in the fourth quarter - and rookie Daniel Gibson added a season-high 21 as the Cavs evened the...Thi… more » Categories: The Sports Column Death of Patriots Hill is ruled accidental drowning30th May 2007
Warrant obtained, not executed at Vick property30th May 2007
NFLPA asks Goodell to reduce Pacmans year ban30th May 2007
Dolphins re-sign QB Lemon to qualifying offer30th May 2007
Kircus passes lie-detector test to stay with Broncos30th May 2007
Fisher miffed as Titans RB White late for OTAs29th May 2007
La. state official says body found is Patriots Hill29th May 2007
Colts remain cautious with oft-injured Sanders29th May 2007
Coast Guard searching for Patriots Hill in lake28th May 2007
Source: Vick a heavyweight in dog fighting28th May 2007
BAD DECISION HAS THE YANKS SWEEP-WALKING28th May 2007 THE Yankees never figured to have any margin for error yesterday, not facing Cy Young candidate John Lackey, not when Wil Nieves was their best player. And Joe Torre made the unaffordable mistake booing fans found unforgivable. After Mike Mussina...This… more » Categories: The Sports Column ECCLESIASTIC TAKES JAIPUR28th May 2007 The Giant Killer, Hall of Fame trainer Allen Jerkens, strikes again with another upset. His trainee, 24-1 Ecclesiastic, took the lead in the stretch and edged away to win the Grade 3, $113,800 Jaipur Stakes over Salute the Count. The pacesetting...This a… more » Categories: The Sports Column SURGING BOSOX SWEEP AWAY RANGERS28th May 2007 J.D. Drew and Mike Lowell hit RBI singles in the eighth inning as the Red Sox held on to complete a three-game sweep over the Rangers with a 6-5 win yesterday in Arlington, Texas. Kevin Youkilis singled off Akinori Otsuka (1-1) to lead off the...This a… more » Categories: The Sports Column GATO BOWS TO WATSON AT KIAWAH28th May 2007 KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. - Denis Watson took advantage of Eduardo Romeros late mistakes yesterday to win the Senior PGA Championship. Watson, from Zimbabwe, edged Romero by two strokes to win his first title in 23 years and become the first...This article i… more » Categories: The Sports Column SUPER DARIO28th May 2007 INDIANAPOLIS - This was a race with the weather. Which would come first, the rain or the end of the Indy 500? Dario Franchitti gambled on the rain and won yesterday, another bittersweet day for the Andretti family at America’s richest race. The...This… more » Categories: The Sports Column SAN ANTONIO LOOKS TO DIG IN SPURS AFTER ROUT28th May 2007 SALT LAKE CITY - Before Game 3 of the Western Conference finals, Spurs coach Gregg Popovich talked about how his team has learned over the years to be even-tempered in the playoffs, treating wins as a relief and losses as learning opportunities...This ar… more » Categories: The Sports Column BONDS BLASTS 74628th May 2007 Barry Bonds preferred to play right through his slump. Bonds broke out of a lengthy home run drought yesterday, hitting his 746th career homer in the sixth inning of a 6-4, 10-inning loss against Colorado in San Francisco to pull within nine of...This… more » Categories: The Sports Column REPORT: VICK BET ON DOG FIGHTS28th May 2007 Falcons quarterback Michael Vick was at a dog fight in 2000 and is "one of the heavyweights" in the sport, ESPN reported. The network yesterday cited a police informant whom a dog-fighting investigator called "extremely reliable." "Thats who...This a… more » Categories: The Sports Column SENS HAVE THIRST TO DRINK FROM CUP28th May 2007 ANAHEIM - Back in 1927 when Babe Ruth and the rest of Murderers Row feasted on American League pitching, Canadas capital celebrated a Stanley Cup championship. The city of Ottawa has waited 80 years for another celebration. The new version of...This… more » Categories: The Sports Column CAVS HAVE IT28th May 2007 CLEVELAND - LeBron James didn’t wait for the last play. He did all he needed to do before the clock got anywhere near zero. James had 32 points, nine rebounds and nine assists in the most important game of his young NBA career, helping the...This articl… more » Categories: The Sports Column Former Bengals DT Adams sifting through suitors27th May 2007
Woman pleads guilty in Bart Starr extortion case27th May 2007
Packers CEO delays retirement for next in line27th May 2007
Former Bengals LB Nicholson lands in Florida jail26th May 2007
Vet RB McAfee accepts job in Saints front office26th May 2007
Charges dropped against Broncos WR Marshall26th May 2007
Pasquarelli: Is the two-back system on its way out?26th May 2007
Judge may loosen court order for Broncos WR25th May 2007
Falcons promoting Devaney to assistant GM25th May 2007
YOUTH IS SERVED25th May 2007 Despite an 11-23 record last season and the off-season trade of Becky Hammon, coach Patty Coyle was certain her team was headed in the right direction. “People were disappointed,” Coyle said. “First, Crystal [Robinson] and VJ [Vickie Johnson were...This… more » Categories: The Sports Column THATS JUST REGULAR JOE25th May 2007 YANKEES-METS on ESPN, Sunday night, was another nine-inning complete game from Joe Morgan - nine innings of complete nonsense. Morgan remains a master of bad guesswork, firmly stated baloney, and tortured explanations that only confuse or ignore...This a… more » Categories: The Sports Column GREEN WITH ENVY25th May 2007 HOW quirky was it that rook ie-of-the-year Brandon Roy represented the Trail Blazers in their Secaucus lottery conquest while Celtics executive Danny Ainge (No. 5) blended into the background and softly sang dirges in the dark? Last June Boston...This… more » Categories: The Sports Column STEWARD JABS ON TAYLOR-PAVLIK25th May 2007 TAYLOR versus Pavlik: "The World Awaits." I guess that slogans already taken, but it aptly describes the early anticipation surrounding a possible showdown between unbeaten challenger Kelly Pavlik and middleweight champion Jermain Taylor. One...This ar… more » Categories: The Sports Column DROP A LINE!25th May 2007 IT LOOKS as if we finally shook off the bad weather in time for the Memorial Day weekend with lots on tap for saltwater anglers. Fluke, bass and blues will provide most of the action, and for those fishing in lower New York Harbor and Jamaica Bay...Thi… more » Categories: The Sports Column JAMES CLANG25th May 2007 AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - LeBron James rolled his eyes, slumped his shoulders and looked toward his coaches and teammates. It was another frustrating night for the Cavaliers and their star. James and the Cavs tried to attack the Pistons differently...This… more » Categories: The Sports Column BACHELOR QUITS CFL FOR TV CAREER25th May 2007 Former Giants and 49ers quarterback Jesse Palmer has retired from the Canadian Football League to pursue a broadcasting career in the United States. The Ottawa native informed the Montreal Alouettes of his decision this week, coach and GM Jim...This ar… more » Categories: The Sports Column UCONN OUSTS TOP SEED ST. JOHNS25th May 2007 Matt Untiet hit a game-winning home run with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning, leading eighth-seeded Connecticut into the semifinal round of the Big East baseball tournament with an 8-7 victory over top-seeded St. Johns in an elimination...This… more » Categories: The Sports Column MICHEAL RAY WILL LEAD THE CALVARY25th May 2007 OKLAHOMA CITY - Micheal Ray Richardson, a former NBA player who was suspended last season while the CBA investigated anti-Semitic comments he allegedly made to a reporter, was hired yesterday as the coach of the newly formed Oklahoma City Cavalry...This… more » Categories: The Sports Column MARLINS SHOVE PAST PHILS IN 1125th May 2007 The Marlins and Phillies swapped shoves in a standoff last night, then played past midnight before Miguel Cabrera made Florida a winner. Cabrera doubled off the scoreboard to score Hanley Ramirez from first base with none out in the 11th inning...This… more » Categories: The Sports Column Report: NFL Security set to aid Vick investigation25th May 2007
Greens agent says Chiefs wont return calls25th May 2007
Bengals coach apologizes for police comments25th May 2007
Keyshawn Johnson retires, joins ESPN24th May 2007
CB Gay signs free-agent qualifying offer with Pats24th May 2007
Chadiha: Players must help friends adjust to surroundings24th May 2007
Goodell dismayed by Portis24th May 2007
Kentucky confirms Bengals Henry didnt fail test23rd May 2007
Steelers release veteran P Gardocki after 3 years23rd May 2007
Upset about contract status, Faneca to skip OTAs23rd May 2007
Cowboys new stadium to host XLV23rd May 2007
Pasquarelli: Big D means big dollars23rd May 2007
Raiders ink free-agent receiver Taylor23rd May 2007
JASON’S NOT FITTED FOR ANGEL23rd May 2007 The Angels’ interest in Jason Giambi didn’t reach the Yankees DH until he was informed by the media prior to last night’s game. “This is all news to me,’ “ Giambi said when asked his reaction to The Post’s story Tuesday that reported the Angels...This a… more » Categories: The Sports Column SHAD RECORD NOT TOO SHABBY23rd May 2007 EARLIER this month, a new state record for shad was set when a Massachusetts angler landed a 9.4 pounder in the Hudson River. The New York State-record fish was caught by Robert Kubica of Pittsfield, Mass., on May 9 using a shad dart while fishing...Thi… more » Categories: The Sports Column RITE OF PASSAGE23rd May 2007 HOW many NBA head coaches over the years would jump at the opportunity to win a playoff game on the road against a heavily favored opponent with the last round in the chamber, particularly an uncontested, target-practice type shot? I remember Game...Th… more » Categories: The Sports Column CAP NIGHT FOR HONDO23rd May 2007 The Dodgers generated some additional DPs (dead presidents) for Hondo last night as they downed the Brews to up the earnings to 150 sherrys. Tonight, Mr. Aitch will switch dugouts and give the ball to stable stalwart Capuano. Ten units on the...This art… more » Categories: The Sports Column JAZZ GO HOME IN 0-2 HOLE23rd May 2007 SAN ANTONIO - Tim Duncan and Tony Parker are making the Western Conference finals look way too easy. Duncan had 26 points and 14 rebounds, and Parker lived up to his pledge of giving the Jazz "no hope" by sinking all six of his first-half shots...This… more » Categories: The Sports Column HANK WONT JOIN BARRY23rd May 2007 Even if Barry Bonds is poised to break the home-run record in Atlanta, Hank Aaron is not going. Period. "I will never reconsider my decision," Aaron said. Bonds is 10 homers from matching Aarons 755 mark. But Aaron doesnt plan to see the...This article… more » Categories: The Sports Column NYRA BIDDER RECRUITS CAUTHEN23rd May 2007 Steve Cauthen, who rode Affirmed to racings last Triple Crown back in 1978, was introduced yesterday as part of the Capital Play Inc. team thats one of four groups bidding to take over NYRA. Karl OFarrell, CEO of Capital Play, is offering New...This ar… more » Categories: The Sports Column GATTI EYES ANOTHER TITLE23rd May 2007 We should have expected nothing less from Arturo Gatti. He feels great, his legs are strong, and he says he has enough left in him to win another world title. So hush any talk about retirement. "Every fight Im fighting could be my last," he...This… more » Categories: The Sports Column NFL’S CARD EVENT BUM DEAL FOR ROOKS23rd May 2007 Some things are beyond me. Like, say, the principle of muzzle velocity. Or this fascination with Paris Hilton. Even more perplexing is the hypocrisy of the NFL, which seems to value marketing over a little thing called practice. The NFL and its...This… more » Categories: The Sports Column ITS DUCKS AND SENS IN FINALS23rd May 2007 ANAHEIM - Jiggy and the Ducks held off the Red Wings to earn a second trip to the Stanley Cup Finals. Jean-Sebastien Giguere shut out Detroit for the first two periods as Anaheim built a 3-0 lead, then withstood a three-goal outburst by the Red...This… more » Categories: The Sports Column Raiders ink free-agent WR Taylor, undrafted Brown23rd May 2007
Skins apologize for Portis dog fighting comments23rd May 2007
Giants try to solidify kicking game, deal for Tynes23rd May 2007
Owners hear whistle-blower plan for concussions23rd May 2007
Frye confident hell be starting QB for Browns23rd May 2007
Vikings CB Winfield skips OTA, expected at camp23rd May 2007
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