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Do not let the misleading 6-3 final score fool you. If you dig beneath the sunny exterior of Thursday's road victory over the Arizona Coyotes, you will find recurrent defensive maladies afflicting the Rangers.
Unless Woody Johnson changes his mind Monday, it appears Todd Bowles will not pay the price for a season gone dreadfully wrong from the beginning.
The New York Giants had just finished calisthenics and were about to break into group workouts when something out of the ordinary happened at practice Thursday.
Special teams have been a strong point for the New York Rangers, and an Achilles heel for the Arizona Coyotes this season. That was the simple storyline in the Rangers' 6-3 win on Thursday at Gila River Arena.
Minnesota extended its winning streak to 12 games with a 6-4 win over the New York Islanders.
Keith Kinkaid stopped 43 shots, Michael Cammalleri and Jacob Josefson scored shootout goals and the New Jersey Devils defeated the Washington Capitals 2-1 on Thursday night at Verizon Center.
Week 17 features a slew of division rivalry games, but the one on Sunday night between the Lions and Packers will have the entire nation's attention.
Former NFL quarterback and CBS Sports NFL analyst Trent Green discusses the matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Diego Chargers.
Depending on earlier games, the loser may well toil in winter purgatory, watching the very party they were four quarters from joining.
When Carmelo Anthony was ejected with three minutes to play in the second quarter of Wednesday night's overtime loss in Atlanta, the Knicks trailed by three points.
When the Mets signed Jose Reyes to a minor league deal back in late June, the team was doing all it could to keep its season alive.
Nick Mangold has no plans to call it a career. The New York Jets center faces an uncertain playing future, but retiring is far from his thoughts despite an injury-filled 11th NFL season.
The NBA saw more than its fair share of surprises in 2016. What will happen in 2017?
The Islanders have to have John Tavares being John Tavares. Or else, what's the point?
Christian Hackenberg will swap his sweats for shoulder pads and a helmet on the New York Jets' sideline Sunday.
