Blue Jays 7, Yankees 1 : Yanks’ Rotation Begins to Show Wear and Tear
Freddy Garcia allowed six runs in five innings, and the Yankees were routed for the second straight day.
Wealth Matters: From Honus to Derek, Memorabilia Is More Than Signed Bats
The Yankee shortstop gets his 3,000th hit and the memorabilia machine goes into action, churning out bats, balls, jerseys and more. But not all signed batting helmets are created equal.
Giants 3, Mets 1: No Replay for Hairston as the Mets Fall to the Giants
A day after punishing Brian Wilson and the Giants’ bullpen, the Mets were held to just one run by Giants starter Tim Lincecum and three relievers.
Rockies 2, Mets 1: Mets Get Bad News on Young and Mejia
Chris Young reinjured his surgically repaired shoulder and may miss the rest of the season, and the pitching prospect Jenrry Mejia will have reconstructive elbow surgery.
Walsh Seen as Returning if Autonomy Is Assured
General Manager Donnie Walsh and the Garden president, James L. Dolan, are expected to meet within the next few days, according to several people with ties to the team.
For Stoudemire, a Two-Front Battle: Back Pain and the Celtics’ Big Men
Amar’e Stoudemire has battled back pain in the past two games, not to mention Kevin Garnett, Glenn Davis and the rest of the Celtics front court.
Infection Could Force Uncle Mo to Miss Derby
The colt was the undefeated 2-year-old champion and the prohibitive 1-to-10 favorite in Saturday’s Wood Memorial at Aqueduct, but he ran poorly to finish third.
Rangers 5, Devils 2: Rangers Win and Then Wait to Learn Postseason Fate
If Carolina defeats the visiting Lightning, the Hurricanes would be in and the Rangers would be out. But if Carolina loses, the Rangers would be in the playoffs, and the Hurricanes out.
Final Four: Houston | Butler 70, Virginia Commonwealth 62: Butler Earns Second Chance
Shelvin Mack and the Butler Bulldogs are back in the N.C.A.A. final after coming a bounce away from winning it all last year.
2011 Baseball Preview: Meet 30-Down: Wilson Is Answer for the Giants
Giants closer Brian Wilson has an interest in crossword puzzles, and now he and the leader of the Beach Boys are an answer in one.
2011 N.C.A.A. Tournament: A Star Rebounder Leaves Trouble Behind
Kenneth Faried left Newark for the hills of eastern Kentucky and the college rebounding record.
Boys and Girls High and Murry Bergtraum Repeat as City Champions
Murry Bergtraum’s girls beat South Shore, 56-48, and the Boys and Girls High boys defeated Lincoln, 62-55.
N.F.L. Negotiations Near Brink Again
With little hope of another extension, the N.F.L. and the players union remain far apart in their negotiations.
Citi Signs Deal as U.S. Olympic Team Sponsor
Citi, NBC and the United States Olympic Committee announced a sponsorship deal worth $30 million on Thursday.
Sabathia Looks Sharp in Battle With Phillies’ Halladay
In a matchup of Cy Young Award-winning starters, the Yankees’ C. C. Sabathia and the Phillies’ Roy Halladay combined for five and half scoreless innings.