Coach John Tortorella's postgame news conference was so short you might think that just like the rest of the Rangers, he was trying to conserve energy.
It was the wee hours of the morning when the Washington Nationals touched down at Dulles Airport on Monday. In the previous 60 hours, Bryce Harper had traveled more than 5,300 miles. From Syracuse to Los Angeles to Washington.
Bill Cosby played football at Temple, ran track for the Owls and still attends their basketball games.
To see Rafael Martin bouncing around the fields at the Arizona Fall League is to see him living a life he once thought was impossible.
Stacy May-Johnson hit a grand slam, Christi Orgeron had a three-run double in a 10-run fourth inning, and the United States advanced to the World Cup of Softball championship game by beating Great Britain 10-0 Sunday.
The hurler tosses the ball underhand to the striker as cranks cheer in the stands. Runners and fielders stay in contact with their respective bases until the striker knocks a ground ball into the field. The second baseman throws to first, and the striker is dead.
Let's begin by not overstating the case.
Let's begin by not overstating the case.
Carlos Bocanegra was sitting in a little cafe Sunday morning, watching the U.S. women's thrilling comeback against Brazil in the World Cup quarterfinals in Germany.
