Schwartz: Islanders Did The Right Thing Thursday By Playing To Win
Having already locked up a playoff spot and with a better matchup possible if they stood still, the Islanders could have taken Thursday off. They didn't, and that's a good thing.
Watch CBS News
Having already locked up a playoff spot and with a better matchup possible if they stood still, the Islanders could have taken Thursday off. They didn't, and that's a good thing.
ESPN.com's Zach Lowe has the strange but true story of the mascot that almost was.
New Jersey is last in the league in both total goals (179) and goals per game (2.21). This despite the NHL's eighth-best power play efficiency (20.4 percent).
On one hand, the Jets will soon have a lot of money to play with. On the other, they're losing their starting left tackle forever.
The Islanders must be thinking they wronged someone because they keep losing players to injury. The latest is young power forward Anders Lee.
Vic Miller was one of more than 29,000 participants who signed up for the challenge. Today, he's the last one left standing.
No goaltender has been pulled more times than Henrik Lundqvist this season, but that doesn't mean the sky is falling on the Rangers.
Gene "Stick" Michael remains an integral part of the Yankees organization. He recently sat down for an interview with beat reporter Sweeny Murti.
Jordan Spieth continued where he left off after last year's impressive performance at Augusta National.
Splitting their two season-opening games with the world champion Royals got the Mets off to a good start. Now they have a chance to make it a great one.
During Friday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day," we got to hear Craig do a little singing as if his name was Jeff Wilpon.
Jerry Recco was very focused Friday morning, and because of that he generated yet another informative and entertaining sports update.
Boomer & Carton got right to the baseball talk on Friday morning, and later tried to make sense of the unpredictable Rangers.
Goaltender Thomas Greiss made 36 saves as the New York Islanders took over third place in the Metropolitan Division with a 4-1 victory against the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night.
Two fans dressed in dragon costumes, one purple, one green, sat in the premium seats behind home plate.
