Schwei's Devils Notes: Cammalleri's Unlikely Hat Trick And More
The New Jersey Devils went 1-1-1 on their three-game road trip, finishing it off with their first win away from home ice this season -- 4-1 Sunday night against the Carolina Hurricanes.
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The New Jersey Devils went 1-1-1 on their three-game road trip, finishing it off with their first win away from home ice this season -- 4-1 Sunday night against the Carolina Hurricanes.
Moving Ellsbury down in the order would be done so with the idea that he could take advantage of his power better.
Big Blue beat the Eagles on Sunday to win their third straight and improve to 5-3.
Todd Bowles' team is 3-6, matching its loss total from last season, and its playoff prospects already appear highly unlikely. The second-year coach, however, doesn't agree with the increasingly negative perception.
The New York Giants are going into the second half of the season without arguably their best offensive lineman.
Boomer got pretty physical with his radio partner/BFF Craigie on Tuesday morning, and Jerry made it his highly anticipated "Moment of the Day."
Jerry Recco shouldered the update responsibilities Tuesday morning because, well, that's what Jerry does.
Poor officiating (and Richard Sherman) marred the Monday Night affair in Seattle between the Bills and the Seahawks, a contest that was ultimately won by the home team. So it was there that Boomer & Craig got their wildly popular radio program started.
Jimmy Graham needed only one hand to catch two first-half touchdown passes from Russell Wilson, and the Seattle Seahawks held off a late rally for a 31-25 win over the Buffalo Bills on Monday night.
Cal Clutterbuck commemorated his bobblehead night by scoring the tiebreaking goal just before the midway point of the third period Monday night.
The Raiders, by beating the Broncos, just became serious Super Bowl contenders, something they haven't been in a long time.
As long and crazy a ride as it's been for the state of New York to finally get its first MMA event since 1995, Chris Weidman's road to UFC 205 might have been even wackier.
During his first five NHL seasons, it was hard for Taylor Hall to walk the streets of Edmonton without anyone noticing him.
Muhammad Ali transcended boxing, and sports, and one need not be a fan of either to adore The Greatest, a cultural king.
Following Saturday's 4-1 loss at Tampa Bay, Devils coach John Hynes told the assembled media that he wasn't concerned about his club's winless record in their first five games away from home.
