Sports of The Times: Giantsâ Reese Deserves Credit, Too
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If the Giants make it deep into the playoffs, credit has to go to the players and the coaches but also to Jerry Reese, the teamâs unobtrusive first-year general manger.
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In the Tom Coughlin Era, the Giants have almost always been steeped in a back-page saga. On Sunday, they functioned for a normal cause: winning.
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There were some skeptics wondering if Giants manager Felipe Alou was making the right decision by putting veteran Kirk Rueter on the hill in literally the biggest game
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As much as the final score will be remembered, so, too, will the way the Giants managed to win a game that few expected them to even play.
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Apparently, that was more than just a 38-yard touchdown pass Giants receiver Tim Carter caught Sunday. The first touchdown reception of Carter&#39;s National Football
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Most of the credit offensively went to Kurt Warner, the man who delivered the ball and created team chemistry by the way he did it.
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The New England Patriots completed a perfect regular season. But the Giants put up quite a fight.
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The New England Patriots completed a perfect regular season. But the Giants put up more of a fight than almost anyone imagined they would.
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On an afternoon when the Giantsâ defense had six sacks, two fumble recoveries, two interceptions and five passes knocked down, Osi  Umenyiora finished with the lionâs share.
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Eagles play-by-play man Merrill Reese may not be a household name among Patriots fans, but you get an idea of his status if you call him "The Gil Santos of Philadelphia."
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Wellington Mara walked through the New York Giants&#39; locker room and smiled when he saw the throng of reporters surrounding Kurt Warner.
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The mention of Kurt Warner brought a gleam to the eyes of New York Giants receiver Tim Carter.
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It wasnât an easy start, but the once-porous defense of the Giants finished the season ranked seventh in the N.F.L., thanks in part to Steve Spagnuolo.
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The message in âFriday Night Lightsâ doesn&#39;t just apply to the sport of football. And you don&#39;t need to love football or be able to tell the difference between a wide receiver and a running back to understand
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It was long ago, but Steve Grogan, Pete Brock, and Steve Nelson can't help but see the spitting image of the 1985 Patriots in this season's New York Giants.
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Just minutes after the Red Sox acquired him last December from the Rockies, Mark Bellhorn declared that he planned to wage an all-out effort to win the job as the starting second baseman. Little did he know the Sox would sign Pokey Reese a week later and all but hand Reese the job. And few observers seemed to believe that ...
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The 1961 and 1962 N.F.L. championship games, each ending with a Green Bay victory over the Giants, gave the league some much-needed celebrity and personality.