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Rangers sparked by Sean Avery's return

New York Post - Sports  | Links  | Related | Mar 15, 2010 05:40 AM EST   [*New!*]

If the Rangers are going to make the playoffs, they need Sean Avery to be the player he was in each of the last three stretch drives to the playoffs when he wasn't a third-line afterthought but an essential ingredient in the club's success. Which is to say...

Rookie Douglas starts making his point for Knicks

New York Post - Sports  | Links  | Related | Mar 15, 2010 05:40 AM EST   [*New!*]

PHILADELPHIA -- The do-you-believe-miracles win in Dallas Saturday night begs the next question: Do you believe in rookie Toney Douglas as the Knicks' point guard of the future? Coach Mike D'Antoni did not believe as recently as nine days ago, but now the rookie out of Florida State is...

AP source: Beckham to miss World Cup

AP Top Sports News  | Links  | Related | Mar 15, 2010 05:28 AM EST

MILAN, Italy (AP) -- David Beckham wanted so much to become the first player to appear in four World Cups for England....

Els Holds off Schwartzel to Win at Doral by 4

ABC News: Sports  | Links  | Related | Mar 15, 2010 05:01 AM EST

Old 1, Young 0: Els holds off his South African protege Schwartzel to win CA Championship by 4 South Africa - Golf - Africa - sport - Arts and Entertainment

LT Signs With Jets, Browns Trade Quinn to Broncos

NYT Pro Football  | Links  | Related | Mar 15, 2010 04:59 AM EST

LaDainian Tomlinson found a new home, while the Cleveland Browns cleaned house.

Jets should've simply kept Thomas Jones

New York Post - Sports  | Links  | Related | Mar 15, 2010 04:55 AM EST

We know Woody Johnson craves star power, and LaDainian Tomlinson has it, and Thomas Jones does not. But here's what I simply do not understand: Why in the world did the Jets let Jones walk out rather than pay him $5.8 million (a $2.8 million salary) and...

Admit it: Big East Tourney nearly irrelevant

New York Post - Sports  | Links  | Related | Mar 15, 2010 04:55 AM EST

Happens every year, like pitchers and catchers. Except it's crazy. We lock into the Big East Tournament as if it's super special. And it sure seems to be. Yet, it's not even close. Rarely does it determine which Big East teams make the NCAA Tournament, and a...

Vegas Advisors on Gambling

MSNBC - Top Headlines  | Links  | Related | Mar 15, 2010 04:30 AM EST

A game by game breakdown by the experts

Selanne scores 599th goal, Ducks beat Sharks

Sporting News  | Links  | Related | Mar 15, 2010 04:27 AM EST

ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Anaheim Ducks haven't had much to pat themselves on the back about. A great deal of their misery has been caused by the San Jose Sharks.

Penguins rally to beat Lightning

Sporting News  | Links  | Related | Mar 15, 2010 04:22 AM EST

TAMPA, Fla. — The Pittsburgh Penguins and Tampa Bay Lightning are far apart in the Eastern Conference standings.

Beckham Move to Milan Turned out to Be in Vain

ABC News: Sports  | Links  | Related | Mar 15, 2010 04:17 AM EST

David Beckham's commercial team faces new challenge after Milan injury ends World Cup hopes David Beckham - World Cup - sport - FIFA World Cup - Soccer

Kansas Earns Overall Top Seed in NCAA Tournament

ABC News: Sports  | Links  | Related | Mar 15, 2010 03:52 AM EST

Kansas, Kentucky, Syracuse, Duke earn top seeds as March Madness brackets set NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship - Kentucky - Sports - College basketball - Basketball

Only drawback to bigger tourney is smaller print

Sporting News  | Links  | Related | Mar 15, 2010 03:45 AM EST

AP Sports Columnist Instead of the usual hyperventilating, what we got this Selection Sunday were halfhearted groans. Even the guys with legitimate gripes held their tongues. Get used to it.

Supporting cast carries South Bronx into first hoops final

New York Post - Sports  | Links  | Related | Mar 15, 2010 03:37 AM EST

Doug Porter never thought twice. The moment the whistle blew and the referee put up three fingers, signaling the second foul on South Bronx star Dashawn Joyner just 3:28 into the PSAL Class A semifinal, Porter called his point guard over to the bench. Joyner tried convincing his coach...

Jones takes cue from coach and guides Bedford into 'A' final

New York Post - Sports  | Links  | Related | Mar 15, 2010 03:37 AM EST

When Robert Phelps took over the boys basketball program at Bedford Academy this fall, Brent Jones began looking into his past achievements. The senior guard was floored when he learned Phelps led the city in scoring at Nazareth (he is 11th all time in scoring in New York State history...