Probe exposes Samuels' ties to players
Law enforcement sources claim that Charlie Samuels received a $50,000 gratuity from outfielder Jeff Francoeur, secured housing for Francisco Rodriguez when a judge ordered him to stay away from his girlfriend and received a Lexus from Mike Piazza.
Mets' Samuels caught on tape placing bets
Mets clubhouse manager Charlie Samuels was caught on wiretaps placing bets through a mobbed-up sports gambling ring, law enforcement sources said. He was suspended by the club last week.
- Yankees plan to get into the action ear-Lee
- Grant gives Giants inside look at Seahawks
- Rex confident that Gholston will catch on
- Lawrence: Cracks can be seen in Wall's game
- Donnie won't comment on chatty Thomas
- If Zenyatta could triumph, it would be a Classic
- Howard too much for Lopez, Nets
- Supporting cast lifts Amar'e and Knicks
- Dubinsky lights lamp twice as Blueshirts roll
- Jockeys brawl at Breeders' Cup
Air Ball! NBA's Biggest Draft Busts
Bradley. Bowie. Bender. O'Bannon. From the boneheaded to the bizarre, ...
Sports' All-Time Ugliest Uniforms
Sports guys aren't always the most fashion forward. But even we know t...
The gratuitous photo of the week
Each week our editors look through thousands of photos to bring you a ...
Big Blue beats down 'Boys in Dallas
The Giants reel off 31 unanswered points and KO Tony Romo in a 41-35 w...
Go inside the New Meadowlands
Take a tour of the new $1.6 billion home of the Jets and Giants as we ...
Gridiron beauties: WAGs of NFL
Are you ready for some football? As we get ready to kick off the NFL s...
Probe exposes Samuels' ties to players
Law enforcement sources claim that Charlie Samuels received a $50,000 gratuity from outfielder Jeff Francoeur, secured housing for Francisco Rodriguez when a judge ordered him to stay away from his girlfriend a....
Mets clubhouse manager caught on wiretaps
Mets clubhouse manager Charlie Samuels was caught on wiretaps placing bets through a mobbed-up sports gambling ring, law enforcement sources told the Daily News Friday. Samuels was suspended by the club last week.
Grant gives Giants inside look at Seahawks
It was nothing personal when the Seattle Seahawks cut safety Deon Grant in March. Just business. That much, Grant definitely understands. That's why, when he returns to Seattle Sunday with his new team, the Giants, he isn't bringing any bitterness at all.
Rex confident that Gholston will catch on
Rex Ryan was not around when the Jets selected Vernon Gholston with the No. 6 overall pick of the 2008 draft, but he said Friday that he would not have chosen him that high at that time.
Lawrence: Cracks can be seen in Wall's game
If you saw LeBron James at the Garden when he made his debut, well, John Wall wasn't nearly that good. Wall ended getting outplayed by Raymond Felton, something that figures to change in the very near future. H....
Howard too much for Lopez, Nets
The verdict was in long before Dwight Howard grabbed a rebound and dunked it over Brook Lopez's head in the third quarter. Howard torched the Nets for 30 points and 16 rebounds in Orlando's 105-90 win.
Devs hope rest will help Marty's achy elbow
The Devils have to hope four days between games will be enough. The injury-plagued club was without goaltender Martin Brodeur, who was still feeling pain in his bruised right elbow, for Friday night's 3-0 loss ....
Dubinsky lights lamp twice as Blueshirts roll
Brandon Dubinsky continued what is shaping up as a career year, scoring two goals to tie Stephen Stamkos and Patrick Sharp for the NHL lead with 10 as the Rangers bounced back in a big way with a 3-0 win over the Devils at the Rock in Newark.
Week 9 grid picks: Big games all around
It's the most wonderful time of the year, with the kickoff of the CHSFL playoffs and intriguing quarterfinals matchups like No. 1 St. Anthony's against eighth-seeded St. Joseph by-the-Sea, No. 4 Fordham Prep against fifth-seeded Xaverian and No. 3 Holy Trinity hosting sixth-seeded Mt. St. Michael. The PSAL wraps up its regular season.
Soto leads South Bronx over South Shore
When South Bronx played host to South Shore on Friday night, coach Jose Cosme did exactly what got his team in position to reach the PSAL football playoffs in the first place: He put the ball in the hands of quarterback Arbely Soto and set him loose.
Lupica: Giants, Jets Bowl a Super idea
If the Jets beat the Packers Sunday at New Meadowlands Stadium, we go ...
End Zone: Lupica's new book 'Hero'
Mike Lupica, Daily News columnist and author of seven consecutive New ...
Madden: The next Derek Jeter?
The Rangers' acquisition of Cliff Lee wasn't just their giving in on f...
Raissman: Finally must-see TV
Make sure, by any means necessary (just don't hurt anybody), you attem...
Lawrence: Reed all about it
Whether LeBron James didn't want to come to New York because he truly ...
The Score: The sweet silence
We haven't heard much from Floyd Mayweather Jr. over the past few mont...
Conte: Marion, give us a break
At the core of Marion Jones' 'Take a Break' program is the message tha...
Bam Bam is a Giant hit in San Fran
Hensley Meulens never made it big in pinstripes as many had predicted ...
Daily News Football EXTRA!
Fantasy Friday: What Moss' move means
He is on pace for a pedestrian 715-receiving yard season. He has only two double-digit fantasy scoring outings. And he's spent the year serving as a loud-mouthed deep threat decoy. So what does Randy Moss' latest move do? It returns him to some semblance of fantasy relevance.
Bettor's Guide: Crowd won't silence Giants
It's that time of the week again and our experts try to break down all the odds for your Sunday spreads and odds. Check out Sean Brennan's guide to get you through the weekend a winner.
Only on NYDN.com
Smith: Judah looks to regain championship form
There was a time, not too long ago, that Zab Judah was considered one of the premier boxers in the sport. He was the hot New York amateur who quickly became the "can't miss" prospect with a limitless future.
Lupica: It's game on between Jeter, Yankees
Both the Yankees and Derek Jeter have leverage in their upcoming negotiations. It's just that the Yankees have more. Now leverage only matters in negotiations like this, in sports or anywhere else, if you are prepared to use it. Or if you are prepared to swing it like a Louisville Slugger.
Gola: McNabb benching renews 2-minute debate
Mike Shanahan's decision to bench Donovan McNabb in favor of Rex Grossman in the final two minutes Sunday didn't produce a victory over the Lions, but it set fire to a pile of issues that may have just needed a stray spark.
Lawrence: A tale of two Buckeyes
The night of the 2007 NBA draft, if you had predicted that Mike Conley Jr., and not Greg Oden, would be the Ohio State player taken in the top four who would end up getting a contract extension three years later you would have been asked to submit to a drug test.
Weiss: A stunning turn for Longhorns
It's getting ugly down in Austin, where the University of Texas has lost an unthinkable three consecutive home games. That the losses have come to UCLA, Iowa State and Baylor - schools that won't sniff a BCS bowl - makes the situation even worse.
Take our Poll
Decisions, decisions ...
What should be the Yankees' top priority heading into the Hot Stove season?
Scores & Schedules
Standings
Fantasy Football
Fantasy Huddle
Questions of the Week, the Donovan McNabb dilemma and Week 9 Injury Report
Many thanks to Big Game James for his help in launching the Fantasy Huddle, a blog we hope readers have...Read More
The Beautiful Blog
Fight breaks out between AC Milan teammates Oguchi Onweyu and Zlatan Ibrahimovic
Don't mess with Oguchi Onweyu. Oguchi Onweyu is all smiles here, but you don't want to get on his bad...Read More
Blogging the Bombers
Montero's time may be here
In case you missed it in today's Daily News, it looks like the Yankees appear to be ready to give...Read More
Gallo's Humor
See the latest cartoon from legendary Daily News artist Bill Gallo, who's kept the Big Apple laughing at the lighter side of sports for generations.
FEATURED COLUMNISTS
MOST POPULAR
