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Half of boxing's dynamic duo fought Saturday night. And, as always, it left the boxing cognoscenti with as many questions as answers.
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Half of boxing's dynamic duo fought Saturday night. And, as always, it left the boxing cognoscenti with as many questions as answers.
At a Rangers game, you see suits. At a Devils game, you see more fans wearing jerseys. "This feels like Norm walking into Cheers," O'Neil said in a one-on-one with WFAN.com.
Christie says he'd be rooting for the Nets in the playoffs had they never moved from New Jersey to Brooklyn. But of course, they did.
The Mets' leadoff hitter was hit below the right eye during batting practice Sunday in Colorado. "I don't know what my symptoms will be (Monday)," he said.
The Penguins handed New York three consecutive power play opportunities – and the Blueshirts failed to cash in. What unfolded was the most timid skating any fan has ever seen.
After allowing 28 runs in the first three games of the set, Mets pitchers combined to allow just one run in Sunday's win. It was just the fifth time in club history that they held the Rockies to one run or less at Coors Field.
He was in town not only to see Jeter but to appear Monday on late-night TV with David Letterman, another star planning to step away soon: "I'm sad to see some of these guys retiring. I'm not far behind."
We the North? Sorry, Toronto. After a nail-biting triumph, Brooklyn is moving on to Miami. "We're still trying to earn our respect as a team, as a franchise," Nets forward Paul Pierce said.
Given the presence of a longtime starter and a capable, if unspectacular back on the roster, should Big Blue consider taking a quarterback in one of the first three rounds of this week's draft?
After taking Game 1 in overtime, New York looked very much like a team playing for the fourth time in six days, losing to the Penguins 3-0. And there's no rest in sight.
After taking some time to get my heart rate back to where it should be, I'm ready to dig into how the Nets can unseat the two-time defending champions.
Today's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" came when Jerry first played Chris Carrino's call of Paul Pierce blocking Kyle Lowry.
King also discussed how his team matches up with the Heat, the play of Deron Williams, and coach Jason Kidd rolling with the hot hand instead of playing the name-brand guys.
The Rangers host the Penguins tonight in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. So who better to have on than NHL analyst Pierre McGuire?
Paul Pierce's blocked shot in the closing seconds helped propel the Nets into the next round. Chris Carrino's (the radio voice of the Nets) call on that play definitely hit home for Al Dukes.
