HARRISON, NJ (Jan. 26, 2012) – The New York Red Bulls announced today that Major League S...
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PANAMA CITY, Panama (Jan. 25, 2012) - U.S. midfielder Graham Zusi scored his first career goal in on...
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Statements below regarding the career of Jorge Posada, who is announced his retirement yesterday at ...
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Players from all 20 Premier League clubs are to use the motivational power of football to encourage ...
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Todo tiene su final; Nada dura para siempre. Tenemos que recordar; Que no existe eternidad.&nbs...
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Basketball
 Thunder Overcome Nets in Defensive Struggle Newark, NJ – For those NBA fans that enjoy low scoring affairs, Saturday night’s contest between the New Jersey Nets and Oklahoma City Thunder was a real dozy. With the exception of Thun...  Double OT Dooms KnicksNEW YORK – The New York Knicks finished their fourth straight game at home riding a Murphy’s Law five-game losing streak. That’s right, anything that could have gone wrong for them ...
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NEW YORK – Bob Costas, who grew up in Commack, has earned a well-deserved reputation for being a probing interviewer. His skills were on display again when he conversed with Tom Seaver on the MLB Network’s “Studio 42" program recently. Just when all of us thought we knew everything about the greatest player in Mets history, and the bizarre 1977 trade that sent him to Cincinnati for four marginal players, Costas was able to elicit some new information from “The Franchise.” It was always assumed that Seaver was traded because Mets president M. Donald Grant did not want to renegotiate his contract. It turns out that was only one factor. According to Tom, Grant asked him if he was a Communist for serving as the team’s union rep, and then expressed disdain that a proletariat player as himself could join the tony Greenwich Country Club.
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Caribbean Baseball
 Caribbean Baseball Roundup While the North East was blanketed with a recent snowstorm, baseball continues to play well in the sunny countries of Venezuela, Dominican Republic, Mexico and Puerto Rico. Each countries top ba... Caribbean Series & Other Important Dates El Bronx, NY - We have received several inquiries about winter baseball and the 2012 Caribbean Series. Therefore, we publish the following important dates related to all of the participating tea...
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 Have A Story On Clemente? - Share It. El Bronx, NY - As many of you know, our site is also used to try and connect people and sports. As such, we publish the following request regarding Roberto Clemente. While December 31st, 2012 wi...
College Hoops
 Hoyas Halt Red StormNEW YORK – The longest running series in Georgetown men’s basketball continued Sunday afternoon at Madison Square Garden, where the No.11 Hoyas ended a two-game skid with a 69-49 win over ...
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