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Major League Baseball may not have a urine test to detect human growth hormone, but signs that the drug is being used might be lurking right under the players' noses - specifically in their necks, where the thyroid gland is located.

THE NHL's general managers finally joined the crowd that had had enough of scenes such as Sunday's, when a severely concussed Marc Savard was carted off Pittsburgh ice on a stretcher.

Tearing down the House that Ruth Built is harder than you'd think, say city officials - and not just for sentimental reasons.

Undersized but not overpowered, Earl Newman Jr.

The start to Camilo Villegas' 2010 season can best be described in his native language.

Sometimes it seems the harder the Mets try to avoid controversy, the more it finds them.

Despite a season-high 28 points by former Rice High School star Edgar Sosa, Louisville blew a nine-point halftime lead and fell to Cincinnati, 69-66, in the second round of the Big East Tournament last night at the Garden.

Kenny Phillips knew that when the Giants signed Antrel Rolle, some took it as a sign the Giants were worried he'd never make it all the way back.

A defiant Mike D'Antoni vowed Wednesday that he won't make changes to his Knicks coaching staff. "We're not throwing anybody under the bus," D'Antoni said.

Johnny Damon didn't get to play Wednesday, but Curtis Granderson made the play of the day in the first meeting between the New York Yankees and Detroit Tigers since their winter exchange of outfielders and pitchers.