New York Teams

What's next for Brandon Marshall? (1:40)

Coley Harvey ESPN Staff Writer 

The Yankees have officially moved CC Sabathia off the disabled list ahead of his start tonight. As he comes off, though, another player goes on it. Pitcher Luis Cessa was sent today to the 10-day DL, retroactive to Wednesday, due to a left oblique injury he received Tuesday night.

Coley Harvey ESPN Staff Writer 

Yankees 1B Tyler Austin says he had his appeal hearing today with MLB officials, regarding his role in last week's brawl with the Red Sox. He was told he may not hear anything more on his appeal until next week.

Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

Tom Coughlin will return with the Jaguars to MetLife Stadium to face the Giants in Week 1, per source. The Giants play Week 2 on Sunday night in Dallas.

Coley Harvey ESPN Staff Writer 

It happened. Giancarlo Stanton won't be batting third tonight versus the Blue Jays. As Aaron Boone hinted he may do, he's moved the DH in the order: Gardner CF Judge RF Gregorius SS Stanton DH Sanchez C Hicks CF Walker 1B Wade 2B Torreyes 3B Sabathia SP

Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

Dave Gettleman asked about free agent WR Dez Bryant and responds "we're interested in everybody."

Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

The Giants released WR Brandon Marshall with a failed physical.

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Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

Dave Gettleman on how close the Giants are to a decision at No. 2. "We'll know when we know. I'm not making any decisions before the draft."

New York Rangers
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First-round Separation

The Penguins, Lightning and Predators all continued to stretch out their respective leads. Plus, the Sharks completed a sweep. Don looks ahead to tonight's games.

Rich Cimini ESPN Staff Writer 

The Jets will open the season at the Lions on ESPN's Monday Night Football, as the New York Post first reported. The game is Sept. 10, the first half of the Monday night doubleheader. The full schedule will be released at 8 p.m. ET.

Ian Begley ESPN Staff Writer 

Jeff Hornacek handled tough situations in New York, including owner Jim Dolan's mishandling of the Charles Oakley incident, with class. Dolan did the opposite of that when he criticized Hornacek in an interview with the New York Post a week after his firing. I understand management explaining the decision after it happens. There's need for Dolan to add to it a week later.

Ian Begley ESPN Staff Writer 

Knicks owner James Dolan, in an interview with the New York Post, said Phil Jackson ‘underestimated' his job as Knicks coach: "The entire market wanted to me to hire him and when I did, the entire market said it was a great move. The only thing was, everyone said that I shouldn't interfere with him. Three years later, everyone wanted to know when I was going to do something about Phil. The same people who told me not to interfere wanted me to interfere. But that's OK. I just think that Phil underestimated the job."

Ian Begley ESPN Staff Writer 

Knicks owner James Dolan, in an interview with the NY Post, takes an unnecessary shot at ex-head coach Jeff Hornacek. "I think Hornacek had the same kind of issue that Phil (Jackson) did in that he didn't grasp how different the players are now in the way they think and deal with management and the coaches," Dolan said. "I think he was way behind on that." Why trash Hornacek a week after you fired him?

Ian Begley ESPN Staff Writer 

Knicks owner Jim Dolan, in an interview with the New York Post, doesn't rule out the possibility of Kristaps Porzingis missing the entire 2018-19 season following ACL surgery. He adds that Porzingis is a player the Knicks need to build around. Porzingis is eligible for a 5-year, $157 million extension this summer.

Rich Cimini ESPN Staff Writer 

Jets daily draft nugget: A partial listing of prospects that visited the team's facility: QB — Josh Allen (Wyoming), Sam Darnold (USC), Baker Mayfield (Oklahoma), Josh Rosen (UCLA); RB — Martez Carter (Grambling), Mark Thompson (Florida), Akrum Wadley (Iowa); WR — Antonio Callaway (Florida), Vyncint Smith (Limestone), Justin Watson (Penn); DT — Derrick Nnadi (Florida State), Julian Taylor (Temple); CB — Christian Campbell (Penn State), Parry Nickerson (Tulane); LB — Jermaine Carter (Maryland), Fred Warner (BYU).

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