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Cowboys & Giants 2007 Draft Picks
As teams in the NFC East look to improve we take a look at each rookie selected by the New York Giants and the Dallas Cowboys.
nfl • dallas cowboys • new york giants • 2007 nfl draft • nfl stats

But We Beat the Red Sox
Winners are not concerned with the goals and accomplishments of others. Winners go out and do what they must.
yankees-red sox rivalry • yankees • red sox • brooklyn dodgers • new york giants

One Year Later
From a prison cell to Super Bowl MVP. Ray Lewis turned his life entirely around in the course of one year. Or did he?
ray lewis • football • super bowl • baltimore ravens • new york giants

Mets Slight Old-Time Fans
Mets owner Fred Wilpon puts Brooklyn first, and forgets about fans of the New York Giants with the construction of Citi Field.
mets citi field • citi field opening • new york giants • brooklyn dodgers • wilpon owner of mets

Patriots Beat Giants, 38-35
The New England Patriots defeated the New York Giants 38-35, becoming the first NFL team since the 1972 Miami Dolphins to post a perfect regular season record.
patriots beat giants • new england patriots • new england • patriots • pats

Telelvision Syndicators Hope To Hit The Jack-Pot In Las Vegas
This week we preview some of the new syndicated and first-run syndicated series coming your way; Catch up on NFL coverage; check out the top-rated talk show hosts and vist "This Week in TV History."
natpe • las vegas • syndication • nfl • afc

Vince Young Showing Improvement
Coming back from a 21-point deficit, Vince Young scores three touchdowns for the Titans against the New York Giants in a fourth quarter comeback to remember.
vince young • texas • tennessee titans • new york giants • rob bironas

Mays' Forgotten Season
In 1957, Willie Mays became only the fourth player to hit at least 20 doubles, 20 triples, and 20 home runs in the same season.
mays' forgotten season • mays'season • willie's great year • mays 20 doubles • 20 triples

McGinnity and Mathewson in 1904
There is no arguing the point. Iron Man Joe McGinnity and Christy Mathewson had the greatest season of any pitcher teammates in baseball history. Each won over 30 games
mcginnity and mathewson • iron man joe mcginnity • new york giants • thirty game winners • greatest season

The Giants' Plans Changed
The Giants' owner asked fans why the Giants should be interested in moving to the west coast. He assured them that the team would remain the New York Giants.
giants' plans • giants' owner horace stoneham • 1954 world champions • champion giants • 1954 world series

Say Hey
If Willie Mays played today, he would be the best player in the game. Virtually every day he played, Mays demonstrated how great he was, greatness that no statistical formulas can ever reveal.
willie mays • mickey mantle • babe ruth • ty cobb • jackie robinson

Giants and A's Postpone Game
When Giants' manager John McGraw saw the lack of paying customers, he and Athletics' captain Lave Cross decided to call Game 3 of the 1905 World Series
giants and a's postpone game • world series game • name of game is money • small crowd cancels game • new york giants played philadelphia athletics

Henry Thompson
Who was the first black player to have played in both major leagues? Who was the first black batter to face a black pitcher? Who were the first two opposing black players to appear on the field at the same time? Which three black players comprised the first all-black outfield---in the World Series no less? One player is part of all of the above.
world series • henry thompson • brooklyn dodgers • new york giants • new york yankees

Jackie Robinson's Enduring Legacy
Jackie Robinson's life after baseball was marked by great efforts and great honors. He and Babe Ruth are the most important ballplayers of all time.
jackie robinson • 60th anniversary • jackie robinson day • civil rights movement • april 15

Looting Records and Sacking Reputations
Nice guy Michael Strahan breaks the NFL's single season sack record formerly held by bad boy Mark Gastineau, with a little help from his friend.
mark gastineau • michael strahan • brett favre • deion sanders • muhammad ali

Major League Baseball Uniforms
From the Knickerbockers' pantaloons, ties, and straw hats to the Pittsburgh Pirates' pullover double-knits, the baseball uniform has been anything but uniform.
major league baseball uniforms • baseball uniforms • mlb uniforms • major league baseball jerseys • caps

MLB Career World Series Records
It's been said that truly great baseball players excel in the World Series. These players are the real cream of the crop among Fall Classic participants.
career world series records • world series hitting records • world series pitching records • world series most wins • world series most rbi

NFL Playoff Picture Week 16
With six playoff spots wrapped up, there are two divisional titles and four other playoff spots up for grabs in week 16.
nfc • afc • peyton manning • ladainian tomlinson • afc east

NFL Rivalries
Rivalries define the National Football League, here are five which raise the blood pressure of any fan.
indianapolis colts • new england patriots • nfl • rivalry • tom brady

Willie Mays' Enthusiasm
Willie Mays played baseball because he loved the game. It didn't matter if he played at the Polo Grounds, on the streets of Harlem, or on the sandlots .
willie mays' enthusiasm • say hey kid • say hey kid loved to play • willie mays harlem stickball • great offense

The Top Hitters of the 1930s
Lou Gehrig and Jimmie Foxx were the top sluggers of the 1930s, but they were only the tip of the hitting iceberg in baseball's most offensive-rich decade.
1930s best hitters • best hitters of the 1930s • lou gehrig • mel ott • jimmie foxx

The OTHER Sox
Now it’s time to turn to the OTHER Sox. Until about the 1980s, most fans didn't know and didn't care that the Red Sox hadn’t won the World Series since 1918 but the fact is that the other Sox, the Sox from Chicago, had not won the World Series since 1917. They still haven’t won one.
red sox • white sox • world series • 1919 black sox • yankees

They Sure Were Still in the League
He was the last National League player to hit .400, had a higher lifetime batting average than Lou Gehrig, managed the New York Giants to a World Championship, was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1954, but he is rarely mentioned anymore.
bill terry • giants • world series • mcgraw • gehrig

We Lost a Few
There are some things that they don't want us to know or want us to forget, not that those of us who really care ever could. The Yankees have lost more World Series than any other franchise in baseball history.
new york yankees • yankees • new york • world series • world champions

Where Did They Go?
Free agency has changed little except that today, players have the opportunity to change teams themselves instead of being forced to change teams by the owners. One result is that individuals such as Marleen become confused about who is playing for whom. There are very few players, especially stars, who play their entire careers with one team.
yankees • free agency • free agent • world series • jackie robinson

Why Offense Has Increased: Part 2 -- The Designated Hitter
Some owners decided that adding a hitter would help to alleviate the problem. The pitcher would not bat. Each manager would designate a player who would replace the pitcher in the batting order. It was a tenth “position” but one that required no defensive skills since the designated hitter would never play in the field.
dh • designated hitter • yankees • pinch hit • world series

David Cutcliffe Gives Duke Hope
In Cutcliffe's last game at Tennessee, the Volunteers gave indication of the strength of Cutcliffe's offense with a 21-14 victory over Wisconsin in the 2008 Outback Bowl
david cutcliffe • 2008 outback bowl • head-coaching position at duke • peyton and eli manning • erik ainge

Parcells Tells NFL Falcons No
The Big Tuna has backed out of a deal to handle football operations for the Atlanta Falcons after reaching a preliminary agreement to run the NFL club.
parcells deal • parcells falcons • big tuna • nfl • bill parcells

Sports Cards and Memorabilia Marry
Patches of game-used jerseys and equipment on sports cards offer collectors and investors alike the chance to acquire pieces of sports history at a very reasonable price.
game-used memorabilia • sports cards • sports memorabilia • sports autographs • baseball cards

1999 NFL Draft Report
On Saturday, the heroes of the 1998 college football season bid a final farewell to their college days as Tim Couch, Ricky Williams, and a host of others were selected in the1999 National Football League entry draft.
on saturday • the heroes of the 1998 college football season bid • ricky williams • and a host of others were selected in the1999 nati

1999 Recruiting Winners and Losers
This years recruiting season has wrapped up. Find out which schools made the grade and which ones failed the course this offseason.
chris simms • tennessee • texas • longhorns • volunteers

A Stadium for the Yanks & Giants
Stoneham suggested that city-owned park should be constructed in the East Bronx, near the Whitestone Bridge, to house his Giants as well as the New York Yankees.
new • dodgers • giants • site • new york

ABC Expects Super Ratings on Super Bowl Sunday
Get the latest on the television coverage for Super Bowl XXXVII; get a sneak peek at the plot for the special broadcast of "Alias" after the Super Bowl. Check out our website of the week and relive this week in television history.
alias • jennifer garner • rutger hauer • sd-6 • super bowl

Baseball and Autumn in New York
For ten straight years the World Series was played in New York City, usually between two New York teams. DiMaggio, Robinson, Mays and Mantle were among the heroes.
world series • dominant new york teams • baseball championships • new york baseball teams • casey stengel

Baseball's Opening Day 2007
Baseball places more importance and ceremony on Opening Day than any other sport. Here are some of the best and worst of baseball's annual inaugural game.
baseball opening day 2007 • 2007 baseball opening day • opening day baseball • 2007 opening day • baseball opening day records

Best Baseball Parks-Yankee Stadium
When Babe Ruth became a Yankee in 1920, the Yankees were sharing the Polo Grounds with the New York Giants. After Ruth changed the game, the Yanks had to change stadiums.
greatest baseball stadiums • best baseball park.yankee stadium • new yankee stadium • yankee stadium history • yankee stadium origins

Bizarre
Last night, Yankees fans watched “their” team on channel 9. Mets fans watched “their” team on channel 11. How surrealistic.
yankees • new york • new york yankees • mets • new york mets

Do Managers Win Baseball Games?
Managers of winning baseball teams are often hailed as geniuses. History suggests that ballplayer talent counts for more, but that good managers can make a difference.
managing winning baseball teams • baseball managers making a difference • genius managers • baseball player talent • winning baseball teams

Major League Hitting Records
Here is a comprehensive collection of career, season and single game hitting records by Major Leaguers from 1900 to the present.
major league hitting records • baseball hitting records • baseball hitting • most hits career • most home runs career

Major League Pitching Records
Pitching is the key to winning games and winning championships. here are some of the best (and worst) records for hurlers in Major League History.
major league pitching records • pitching records • most wins single season • most wins career • most strikeouts career

Noted Director Sidney Lument Returns To His Television Roots
100 CENTRE STREET debuts on A&E, THE PRETENDER is back with a first-run movie.
lument • the pretender • a&e

Packers Roll Past Seahawks
Halfback Ryan Grant overcomes two early fumbles to rush for 201 yards, Brett Favre tosses three TD passes as Green Bay whips Seahawks in NFC playoffs.
packers roll past seahawks • green bay whips seahawks • halfback ryan grant • favre tosses td passes • nfc playoffs

Parcells Poised to Run NFL Falcons
Former NFL standout head coach Bill Parcells prepared to take over football operations for the Atlanta Falcons.
parcells falcons • parcells deal • bill parcells • atlanta falcons • big tuna

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