New York Red Bulls
'That's why he's on the field': Thierry Henry's bicycle kick wins it
There weren't many fans at Red Bull Arena in Harrison, New Jersey, to watch Wednesday night's match between the New York Red Bulls and Montreal Impact. More
The discouraging story of Juan Agudelo and Major League Soccer
The old worries that America doesn't produce players (other than goalies) capable of succeeding overseas have been shunted aside by the English Premier League successes of the Landon Donovans and Clint Dempseys and Jozy Altidores. More
What else can Tim Cahill do for the Red Bulls?
The Red Bulls' reasons for signing former Everton standout Tim Cahill last summer weren't complicated. More
What kind of soccer legacy could the Manchester City owners build in New York?
A story in the New York Times on Sunday night on Major League Soccer's long-rumored second franchise includes the following nuggets: More
(2)Celtics reach for a win to prevent a Knicks sweep
So much about the first round playoff series between the New York Knicks and Boston Celtics had been the mirror image of 2011, when a pair of stars—Carmelo Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire then, Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett now—couldn't measure up to a full team run by a dynamic point guard and danerous role players. More
M.L.S. pre-announces that second New York team, which still isn't the Cosmos
Major League Soccer commissioner Don Garber has announced that a deal is weeks away to create the league's 20th team, with an M.L.S. spokesman confirming that when he speaks of this team, he's referring to a second team in the New York market. More
In which Juninho inexplicably fake-injures a goalie
The New York Red Bulls entered Wednesday night's match against Sporting Kansas City at Red Bull Arena in pretty decent shape. More
(1)Knicks barely survive pointless game
Entering Wednesday night's regular season finale against the Atlanta Hawks, won pointlessly by the New York Knicks, 98-92, the Knicks knew the stakes: nothing. Win, and they would be the two seed. Lose, and they would be the two seed. More
The Knicks have what it takes to beat Oklahoma City, too
With the postseason furiously approaching, the New York Knicks have been busy demonstrating that the early season success that raised expectations was no fluke. More
Two ways for the Mets to show appreciation for David Wright
The Mets passed along two pieces of news on Thursday afternoon. More
A (good) sign that Petke and the Red Bulls are getting serious about defense
In a perfect world, the New York Red Bulls wouldn't have to face the league-leading Montreal Impact this weekend without Thierry Henry. More
With a dramatic win, St. John's has a story to tell
It looked like it was all over for St. John's. More
Knicks win with a starting lineup of Copeland, Prigioni and Martin
The Knicks' starting lineup on Monday night against the Utah Jazz included Chris Copeland, Pablo Prigioni and starting center Kenyon Martin. More
(1)Knicks self-diagnose, play through pain, and then break down
The New York Knicks entered Wednesday night's game against the Denver Nuggets knowing that Carmelo Anthony was managing an injured knee. They knew it Monday night against the Golden State Warriors, too, but played Anthony anyway, even long after the game was decided. More
The Red Bulls' long-tenured bad luck charm
Roy Miller was absolutely instrumental in bringing about the result of the Red Bulls' match on Sunday night against the San Jose Earthquakes. More
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