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Upsets, OTs on first day of Big Dance

So much for that bracket you filled out.

High-speed crash leaves two dead

Two people are dead and another two are on the run from police after a high-speed crash early Thursday morning initially thought to involve racing but may have simply been horrifically reckless driving, officials said.

The key to Kyoto

Kyoto’s temples and Geisha culture are legendary, but this city is no slouch when it comes to mixing in a large slice of contemporary, too.

Upsets, OTs on first day of Big Dance

So much for that bracket you filled out.

Finding the right match

When Chris Greenleaf competed in the 2004 World Championship of Rowing, he learned a lot about anxiety and pressure.

Buchholz: Season in majors the goal

For three years, the Red Sox have implored Clay Buchholz to slow down. Still, who could blame the right-hander for wishing April 9 was here already?

Jets Lose more than a coin toss

It’s tempting to say only the Jets could sign a future Hall of Fame running back and leave everyone talking about the coin toss they lost. This isn’t the time, though, for a same joke about the Jets.

New York Sports

Mets make us appreciate the Knicks

The Mets switch their story more often than Tiger Woods changes his phone number (and that’s five times last year alone if you listen to Tiger’s buddy Mark Calcavecchia.)

New York Sports

Shut up about super Sanchez

If Mark Sanchez gets to the Super Bowl, it will set back offensive football by 70 years.

New York Sports

Rex remains a better promoter than coach

Guiding the Jets to a 9-7 record cost Eric Mangini his job. Rex Ryan takes over, brings the Jets to another 9-7 finish and ends up getting a Gatorade cooler ice bath and more high fives from drunk guys than the weird dude in “The Hangover.”

New York Sports

With top pitchers gone, Mets must sign Bay

Jason Bay comes from the Kootenays, a rugged, relatively isolated region of British Columbia where many locals still cannot stomach the intrusion of a Wal-Mart. The small, single-runway airport in Bay’s hometown of Trail (pop. 7,237) is completely staffed by town volunteers.

New York Columns

College ball renders itself irrelevant

Sanchez is second coming of old A-Rod

Aging MVP Matsui is so money

Yankees are worthy of world series title, their fans are not

HUNTER, MLB EXPLOITING ADENHART

A-ROD SHIELDED FROM FLAK

NO DRAMA HERE, CROWN THE YANKEES

Jets’ ‘D’ holds off Tennessee

NBC skips right over super mario

Up close and personable

New York Headlines

Devils bust out early, beat Bruins

Devils bust out early, beat Bruins

Avery adds spark as Rangers top Flyers

Stars must step up for playoff push

Devils light up Lundqvist

Sabres sneak by Rangers

Still running on Miller time

Mitre in the mix after another strong showing

Knicks vs. Raptors

Aces shine in spring debuts