Yanks Tumble in Tampa

Written by Jason Singer on September 26, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

The Ghost of Summers Past haunted the New York Yankees last night, and his name was Dioner Navarro (pictured). Navarro, a Venezuelan catcher once considered to be the best prospect in the Yankees’ farm system before being traded for Randy Johnson in 2005, homered off Jeff Karstens in the bottom of 10th inning, lifting the
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Mets’ Comeback Falls Short

Written by Jason Singer on September 26, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

For eight innings last night, the New York Mets acted like they’ve been acting for the past two weeks—basically, like they’d rather be hitting golf balls or spending time with their kids or doing anything but playing baseball. In the ninth inning, however, trailing by seven runs, the Blue and Green mounted an improbably six-run
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Rocket not Ready For Liftoff

Written by Jason Singer on September 25, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

The Rocket will be grounded for at least the next three days after tweaking his left hamstring while running last Thursday. Roger Clemens, who was scheduled to start tonight in the first of a three-game series with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, was scratched today about four hours before game time. Kei Igawa will take
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Yanks Stumble Against Toronto

Written by Jason Singer on September 25, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

The New York Yankees didn’t have a scheduled day off yesterday, but the team certainly acted like they had one. The Yankees fell 4-1 to the Toronto Blue Jays in their final home game of the 2007 regular season, and with just six days remaining, the Yanks dropped two games behind the Boston Red Sox
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Pennington Leads Jets To Victory

Written by Jason Singer on September 24, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

The first two weeks of this season could not have gone worse for Chad Pennington. In Week 1, Jets fans cheered as Pennington hobbled off the field with an ankle sprain, an embarrassing moment for both New Yorkers and Pennington. In Week 2, he had to stand on the sidelines while the Jets fell to
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Pennington Ready For Takeoff

Written by Jason Singer on September 21, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

New York Jets quarterback Chad Pennington appears ready to rejoin the starting lineup after missing last week’s 20-13 loss to Baltimore with an ankle injury. Pennington (pictured) took the majority of yesterday’s snaps at practice with the Jets’ first team, and head coach Eric Mangini noticed a marked improvement in the seven-year veteran’s comfort level
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Mets Comeback, Then Collapse

Written by Jason Singer on September 21, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

The New York Mets are finding all sorts of ways to lose games these days, but Wednesday night’s contest may have been the most shocking and heartbreaking so far. Trailing 4-3 in the top of the ninth inning to the Florida Marlins, the Mets rallied for four runs to take a commanding 7-4 lead, highlighted
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Pettiteâ€™s 200th Pulls Yanks Within One

Written by Jason Singer on September 20, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

If the New York Yankees catch the Boston Red Sox in the AL East, the suicide rate in Massachusetts might skyrocket in the month of October. On May 29, the Bronx Bombers trailed their archirivals by 14.5 games in the division. But thanks to Andy Pettite’s 200th career victory last night, that lead now stands
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Mets Finally Win

Written by Jason Singer on September 20, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

After collapsing faster than Senator John McCain’s presidential bid this summer, the New York Mets finally won a game on Wednesday, downing the Washington Nationals 8-4. The Mets entered the contest on a five-game losing streak, and their NL-East lead had shrunk from seven games to just two since last Thursday. But following their victory
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Giant Injuries for NY

Written by Jason Singer on September 19, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

Even before the season began, most NFL analysts picked the New York Giants to finish in last place in the NFC East division. Now, two weeks into the 2007-2008 campaign, the Giants’ record sits at 0-2 and yesterday the team placed their ninth player on the season-ending Injured Reserve list. It’s hard to imagine anything
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