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“Let’s not make a mistake: We have free agency in college football.” Lane Kiffin, the head football coach at Ole Miss, famously uttered those words to describe the massive shift that the transfer portal has brought to the world of college sports.

LeBron James for years professed his love for Madison Square Garden, then declined the chance to make it his home.

MIAMI (AP) — They brawled in 1997. Jeff Van Gundy clung to Alonzo Mourning’s leg in 1998. Allan Houston got a friendly bounce in 1999. Clarence Weatherspoon didn’t get one in 2000. Amare Stoudemire lost a fight with a glass-enclosed fire extinguisher in 2012. Ah, Knicks-Heat. Something always happens. And here we go again. There […]

The Cleveland Guardians and old friend Terry Francona come to town on Friday for a three-game set.

The 2000s have been mostly miserable for the New York Knicks and their fans. They lost often during the season, then lost even more during the offseason when top players

NEW YORK (AP) — LeBron James for years professed his love for Madison Square Garden, then declined the chance to make it his home. Kevin Durant not only passed on the New York Knicks, but he chose the other team in their city, allowing him to torment them from a few miles across the river. […]

The Knicks and Heat may not be the most historic rivalry, but for a time, it was the most intense.

They open at home Sunday at 1 p.m. ET

The 2000s have been mostly miserable for the New York Knicks and their fans. They lost often during the season, then lost even more during the offseason when top players would shun them. That …

Inexperience may sound like a convenient excuse following New York’s bloodletting -- a sadistic 4-1 series massacre that ended with Wednesday night’s double-digit coup de grace. But it’s Cleveland’s reality. It has been all year. Immaturity was their greatest adversary – albeit far from the only one.