LeBron James has his heart in the right place. But his suggestion that the NBA should retire Michael Jordan's No. 23 throughout the league is a bad idea.

Entrances will be named after Gil Hodges, Tom Seaver and Casey Stengel, and banners of players will hang in front of the rotunda.

The voice of an athlete is far more powerful than most of us would like to admit. Oftentimes it can destroy a career, become his or her legacy and most times create very memorable one-liners. Many sports enthusiasts vividly remember Allen Iverson’s comments about practice and Terrell Owens’ comments about “his” quarterback. Let’s face it, [...]

Responding to a fan backlash that the inaugural season at Citi Field embraced the team's Brooklyn Dodgers predecessors and ignored the club's own Amazin' past, Mets officials announced a series of changes for 2010 designed to embrace the team's history.

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2009 -- Chris Coghlan (notes) , Florida 2008 -- Geovany Soto (notes) , Chicago 2007 -- Ryan Braun , Milwaukee 2006 -- Hanley Ramirez (notes) , Florida 2005 -- Ryan Howard (notes) , Philadelphia 2004 -- Jason Bay (notes) , Pittsburgh 2003 -- Dontrelle Willis (notes) , Florida 2002 -- Jason Jennings (notes) , Colorado 2001 -- x- Albert Pujols (notes) , St. Louis 2000 -- Rafael Furcal (notes ...

Ranking the Western Conference's top teams after some three weeks of inspection: 1. Lakers: They were noticeably out of sync, with Ron Artest struggling to fit into the triangle offense, until Pau Gasol (hamstring) made his season debut Thursday night. In an...

Entrances will be renamed and a Hall of Fame committee will be reestablished

Mets fans have spoken. Saying they had heard their irate followers "loud and clear," the Mets yesterday revealed several changes to Citi Field to better reflect the team's history. As well as renaming areas of the stadium after franchise icons Ca...

Women international conference breakfast: 8 a.m., Hilton Hotel, 201 Lafayette St., with Prophetess Jackie Harewood, of Baton Rouge, and the Rev. Victoria Griffeth, of Trinidad, West Indies, as speakers.