One year after being fired from his most recent managerial job, former MLB catcher-turned-manager Joe Girardi turned down an offer to get back in the dugout.
The Philadelphia Phillies are obviously happy to have four straight wins but after Sunday's 9-7 win, slugger Bryce Harper appeared to use his media time to throw shade.
Another MLB season is in the books. The pending lockout is hanging over the heads of players and ownership, but there could be a mad rush of moves prior to December.
The Celtics took Game 1 of the NBA Finals while Colorado surprisingly shut out Edmonton, 4-0. On tap tonight: Tampa Bay and the New York Rangers in the NHL's Eastern Conference Final Game 2 at Madison Square Garden.
Philadelphia Phillies manager Joe Girardi claims he is not worried about losing his job even as the team comes off a winless series against the New York Mets and tumbles down the NL East standings. "I don't worry about my job," Girardi said, via ESPN.
Philadelphia Phillies manager Joe Girardi is taking a lot of the blame for a disappointing season after his club was eliminated from postseason contention by the Atlanta Braves on Thursday.
Joe Girardi had Washington ace Max Scherzer checked for foreign substances multiple times, Mike Rizzo called Girardi a "con artist" during a radio interview for, in his opinion, deliberately trying to throw Scherzer off his game via a new and controversial MLB rule.