Mets Defenseless in D.C.

Written by Jason Singer on September 18, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

The New York Mets must be doing their best Michael Jackson (pictured) impression, because the Blue and Green have looked awfully ugly the past four days. One day after getting swept and making six defensive errors, the Mets dropped their fourth straight game and made four more miscues in a 12-4 blowout loss against the
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Yanks Creep Closer to Sox

Written by Jason Singer on September 18, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

The New York Yankees hit the jackpot last night and didn’t even have to play any slot machines or buy any lottery tickets to do so. While the Yankees were defeating Baltimore 8-5 in the Bronx, both Boston and Detroit were losing elsewhere, increasing New York’s wild card lead over the Tigers and inching the
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Jets Take Too Long To Get Fueled

Written by Jason Singer on September 17, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

For the first 45 minutes of Sunday’s game, New York Jets’ backup quarterback Kellen Clemens looked more lost than the passengers of Oceanic Flight 815. In the fourth quarter, however, he found his footing, but it was just a little too late, and the Jets lost to the Baltimore Raves, 20-17. The Jets entered the
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Giant Doubts

Written by Jason Singer on September 17, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

Eli Manning received a roar of cheers during pregame introductions, but after that, New York Giants fans didn’t have much to cheer about. For the second straight week, the Giants defense was whipped like an unruly stepchild, and New York fell at home to the Green Bay Packers 35-13. Manning, whose status was in question
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Yanks Feel Big Hurt in Canada

Written by Jerry Portwood on September 14, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

The surging New York Yankees were excited to get to Boston this weekend for a showdown with the archrival Red Sox, and Frank Thomas made sure they didn’t have to wait any longer than necessary. The Big Hurt delivered a walk-off RBI single for Toronto in the bottom of the ninth inning to lift the
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Pennington Might Miss Ravens Game

Written by Jason Singer on September 12, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

Things keep getting worse for the New York Jets. On Sunday, they got clobbered by the archrival New England Patriots; then they found out New England was spying on them; Now, starting quarterback Chad Pennington is telling those close to him that he’ll miss Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens because of a sore ankle.
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Yanks Continue To Win

Written by Jason Singer on September 12, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

The New York Yankees increased their stranglehold on the Wild Card last night, downing the Toronto Blue Jays 9-2 and extending their lead to four games. New York has now won six straight and appears primed to snatch a playoff berth for the 12th straight season. Jason Giambi (pictured) hit a grand slam in the
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Mets, El Duque Drubbed By Braves

Written by Jason Singer on September 12, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

Orlando Hernandez pitched for the first time in 12 days yesterday, after taking an extra week to rest his sore right foot. After later night’s drubbing, however, he probably wished he had extended his vacation a few more days. El Duque (pictured) surrendered a season-high eight earned runs, six hits and four walks in just
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Thomasâ€™ Trial Begins

Written by Jason Singer on September 11, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

Isiah Thomas has had troubles on the court in recent years, but now he’s got troubles in court—federal court, to be specific. The sexual harassment trial for the New York Knicks’ head coach and president of basketball operations began yesterday with jury selection, a process which is scheduled to be wrapped up this afternoon. In
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Giant Injuries

Written by Jason Singer on September 11, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

Many analysts and fans predicted the New York Giants would have a rough season in 2007-2008. Nobody, however, thought the first week would be this rough. The Giants lost three key starters in Sunday night’s 45-35 defeat to Dallas, all of whom were reevaluated yesterday. Quarterback Eli Manning sprained the AC joint in his throwing
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