Islanders Keep Pace In Wild Card Race With Win Over Buffalo
Anders Lee scored two third-period goals as New York defeated the Buffalo Sabres on Sunday to keep pace in the Eastern Conference wild-card race.
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Anders Lee scored two third-period goals as New York defeated the Buffalo Sabres on Sunday to keep pace in the Eastern Conference wild-card race.
As Opening Days go, Sunday was nearly ideal for the Tampa Bay Rays and Chris Archer -- but not so much for the Yankees.
Boston leads the second-place Cleveland Cavaliers by one game. The Cavaliers play the Indiana Pacers on Sunday night. If Cleveland wins, it would still trail Boston by a half-game.
Rose missed his third straight game Sunday against Boston. The Knicks announced that an MRI had revealed the injury and that Rose would require an arthroscopy.
The Tar Heels dominated on the offensive glass in closing out the Ducks.
Torres broke the tie in the 41st minute with his first goal, converting a penalty kick after Mauro Manotas was taken down in the box.
Rookie goaltender Anthony Stolarz turned aside all 22 shots he faced in emergency relief of Michal Neuvirth, to lead the Philadelphia Flyers to a 3-0 victory over the New Jersey Devils on Saturday night at the Wells Fargo Center.
The Bulldogs withstood a late charge from the Gamecocks to advance to the title game.
The fourth quarter began in an 89-89 deadlock after Evan Fournier hit a layup with two seconds left in the third. Booker converted three jumpers as the Nets scored the first 11 points and took a 100-89 lead.
Francesa wanted to get an opinion straight from Revis regarding a controversial play against Miami. Well, he got it alright. And then Francesa -- and listeners across the Tri-State area -- got a dial tone.
Harrison ran to David Villa's back-heel pass and powered a shot off goalkeeper David Bingham's hands. McNamara made it 2-1 after a nice combination play.
As Bloomberg continued to defend his decision, WFAN's Mike Francesa took issue with the mayor when he opened his show on that Friday, Nov. 2, 2012.
The Hall of Fame announced the 11-person class Saturday on Twitter.
The day after "the Great One" ended his legendary playing career with an emotional Madison Square Garden, Wayne Gretzky was a guest on Mike and the Mad Dog.
On June 3, 2003, the Yankees held a news conference announcing that Derek Jeter was being named team captain.
