Archive for July 2008
Jul 29th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: Top Stories
A few years ago, right after another failed attempt the Mets to get Manny Ramirez, Yankee general manager Brain Cashman joked with reporters that he was willing to toss in a few prospects if it meant getting Ramirez out of the division.
Mets GM Omar Minaya should check with Cashman to see if the offer still [...]
Tags: Carlos Beltran, Carlos Delgado, Cashman, Contender, Drought, Fernando Martinez, General Manager Theo Epstein, Johan Santana, Manny Ramirez, Mets Gm, Mike Piazza, Omar Minaya, Outfield, Outfielder, Phillies, Red Sox, Secondary Option, Serious World, World Series, Yankee
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Jul 20th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: Other Sports, Top Stories
FLUSHING MEADOWS, NY – Say what you want about the Garden, but it does know how to throw a party. And when the top brass at the New York Liberty wanted to jazz up an otherwise drab mid-summer Saturday game, they did it in top form.
By relocating their conference matchup with the Indiana Fever to [...]
Tags: Arthur Ashe, Arthur Ashe Stadium, Basketball Game, Boomer Esiason, Conference Matchup, Diehards, Fan Fest, Final Score, Fireworks Celebration, Fireworks Show, Giant Flag, Hallowed Halls, How To Throw A Party, Humid Weather, Impressive Crowd, Indiana Fever, National Anthem, New York Liberty, Radio City, Six Games
Posted in Other Sports, Top Stories |
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Jul 18th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: Baseball Stories, Top Stories
BRIDGEWATER, NJ – Don Zimmer has seen it all in baseball. In his 60th year affiliated with the game, he has served as a player, coach, manager and now an advisor.
But nothing compares to his first championship he won in Brooklyn during that faithful 1955 season. And Zimmer takes full responsibility for his role.
“I remember [...]
Tags: Bad Spell, Biggest Surprises, Bridgewater Nj, Casey Stengel, Current Team, Don Zimmer, George Shuba, Gilliam, Improved Club, Johnny Podres, Left Hander, Player Coach, Right Hander, Sandy Amoros, Sixth Inning, Star Game, Straight Games, Tampa Bay Rays, Walter Alston, Yogi Berra
Posted in Baseball Stories, Top Stories |
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Jul 15th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
Something had to give. With too many lower line forwards, the Rangers needed to do something to ease the logjam.
So, general manager Glen Sather sent forward Ryan Hollweg to Toronto yesterday for a fifth round pick in the 2009 draft. With the signings of Aaron Voros and Patrick Rismiller, the trade for Fredrik Sjostrom last [...]
Tags: Aaron Voros, Assists, Blueshirts, Career, Coach Tom, Coyotes, Dan Fritsche, Forwards, Fredrik Sjostrom, Game, Glen Sather, Logjam, Malkin, Odd Man, Petr Sykora, Phoenix Coyotes, Play Pens, Power Play, Rangers, Toronto
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Jul 15th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: New York Mets
BROOKLYN, NY – Despite possessing a nine game winning streak, the New York Mets still are hoping to improve in the outfield. With Moises Alou probably out for the season and Ryan Church still uncertain, some help is needed - the sooner the better.
So it’s welcome news to see Angel Pagan rehabbing his left shoulder [...]
Tags: Alfonzo, Brooklyn Ny, Cyclones, Dodger Stadium, Game Winning Streak, Left Shoulder, Lefty, Mets Hope, Moises Alou, New York Mets, Outfield, Outfielder, Pagan, Ryan Church, Southpaw, State College Spikes, Those Rumors, Three Games, Torn Labrum, Welcome News
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Jul 15th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NHL Stories, Top Stories
Let’s get this out of the way: Ted Nolan is a good coach. He makes more from less, and molds castoffs and refugees into a team, which plays above and beyond what any hockey expert would thing looking at the team on paper.
That’s why owner Charles Wang made a good move two years ago when [...]
Tags: Arrogance, Charles Wang, Chris Simon, Father Flannigan, Fledgling Team, Garth Snow, Islanders, Jarkko Ruutu, Media Attention, Member Of The Family, Organizational Philosophy, Philosophical Differences, Rick Dipietro, Second Game, Self Importance, Talented Teacher, Ted Nolan, Tense Atmosphere, Undoing, Wade Dubielewicz
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Jul 11th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
FLUSHING, NY – As he tries to become a king in Queens, Mike Pelfrey’s quest has become reality in the last month, when his pitching was aces on the mound.
And in true baseball tradition his teammates recognized his effort with a cool baseball nickname.
“Blackjack”
On the board in the clubhouse the rotation for the weekend was [...]
Tags: Aces, All Star, Blackjack, Clubhouse, Favorite Game, Johan Santana, Mets, Mike Pelfrey, Moises Alou, Nickname, Nicknames, Ollie, Omar Minaya, Orlando Hernandez, Pagan, Pedro Martinez, Second Half, Sunday Night Baseball, Teammates, Trot Nixon
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Jul 11th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
As you may or may not have heard, The Record of Hackensack, NJ’s baseball columnist Bob Klapisch was severly injured last night when he struck with errant ball in baseball game he was pitching in. You can read about it here.
Klap is one of the good guys on the baseball beat, always says hello [...]
Tags: Baseball Columnist, Baseball Game, Best Wishes, Bob Klapisch, Hackensack Nj, Little Guys, One Of The Good Guys, Record Of Hackensack
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Jul 11th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: Featured Stories
FLUSHING, NY – Things have sure changed around here at Shea Stadium over the past month. The Jerry Manuel era is in full swing with the transition period complete and the team winning games like it’s 2006 all over again.
Six games in a row will calm any clubhouse but this is not about the streak, [...]
Tags: Bench Coach, Billy Wagner, Carlos Beltran, Carlos Delgado, Clubhouse, David Wright, Demeanor, Full Swing, Jose Reyes, Locker Room, Right Man, Scribes, Sense Of Purpose, Shea Stadium, Six Games, Southern Drawl, Talking Heads, Tough Questions, Transition Period, Willie Randolph
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Jul 9th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
Johan Santana goes tonight for the Amazins’ as they look to get their winning streak to five, which will tie a season high.
It’s an important start for the Mets ace, because the team has failed to win in his last six starts went 0-4 with two no decisions. But he does have a 2.96 ERA [...]
Tags: Ace, Decisions, Elias Sports Bureau, Giants, Johan Santana, Jonathan, Mets, Ramon Castro, Winning Streak, Yankees
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