Daily News Giants beat writer and columnist Pat Leonard joins the Popcast this week to discuss the firings of Ben McAdoo and Jerry Reese. Leonard and host Daniel Popper (@danielrpopper) talk about what went wrong for McAdoo, how the Eli Manning benching played into Monday’s decisions, and what the
The latest comeback by Tiger Woods, this one following a 10-month absence from a fourth back surgery in three years, was sure to cause some disruption in the workforce with the weekday television coverage. That included the commissioner’s office at the PGA Tour. “I would consider myself to be among the highly distracted as Tiger played his first round,” Jay Monahan said Tuesday. Monahan was at the Hero World Challenge the day before it began and stayed for the pro-am dinner, where he said Woods spoke from the heart about his foundation, thanked the other 17 players for coming and reminded them they had a chance to compete against a player at No. 1,199 in the world ranking. “That broke up the
While not much has gone right for the Bears in the last month, Tarik Cohen reminded us on Sunday why he’s the most exciting player the Bears have had in years.Â
Steelers receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster​ and Bengals safety George Iloka have been suspended one game for dangerous blows to the head in Monday night’s game, the NFL announced Tuesday.
CINCINNATI (AP) — Two players carted off, two others suspended, many fines to follow. One of the NFL’s nastiest rivalries set new lows in prime time, forcing fans to avert their eyes.
Monday night’s game was filled with dirty hits and cheap tactics. Tuesday morning everyone was outraged. On Sunday, fans will be back for more.
The Japanese star could be a great pitcher or a not-so great pitcher in MLB. As a hitter, he might have a similar range. We mix and match the projections to find the most entertaining Ohtani.
The NFL suspended Steelers wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster and Bengals safety George Iloka one game each for their actions in Monday night’s game.
Golfer Morgan Hoffmann says he will continue to chase his dream of winning a PGA Tour title despite being diagnosed with muscular dystrophy.
As the Hot Stove heats up, all eyes are on Japanese two-way star Shohei Ohtani. His Nippon Professional Baseball team, the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters, posted him on Friday, and Ohtani has until Dec. 22 to sign with a Major League team.
