Devils Tickets For Tonight Up 216% Since Brodeur Trade Rumors Surfaced
The rumored trade would send the NHL's all-time win leader goaltender to Minnesota and make tonight's home game against the Detroit Red Wings his last time in red and black.
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The rumored trade would send the NHL's all-time win leader goaltender to Minnesota and make tonight's home game against the Detroit Red Wings his last time in red and black.
Orlando "El Duque" Hernandez has rejoined the New York Yankees as a minor-league spring-training pitching instructor.
Martin Brodeur will start for the Devils against the Red Wings on Tuesday night. And then, amazingly, that could be it for the future Hall of Famer in New Jersey.
Russia may one day pay a steep price for its actions in Ukraine. Its national soccer team may feel the backlash sooner.
This pretty much sums up the Knicks' season, doesn't it? When the children in the stands can't even wrap their heads around the product on the floor, you know it's officially hit rock bottom.
With my Pro Day up at Boston College next week on March 12, I'm beginning to see that all this work and effort finally has a goal.
Calling the New York Mets a "marquee franchise," new players' union head Tony Clark is paying attention to the team's payroll.
"I hope (my coming out) encourages other people to live an authentic life -- an honest, authentic life -- and not be afraid or ashamed to be who they really are in the public eye," Collins told WFAN's Marc Malusis.
The Orioles have been busy signing free agents since training camp opened last month. Former Mets starter Johan Santana is the latest.
Michael Pineda has yet to pitch for the Yankees, who traded for him two years ago.
Springsteen and the E Street Band will close the free, three-day festival on April 6 at Reunion Park, the downtown lot where the NCAA Final Four was played in 1986.
Wednesday's friendly appeared to be in jeopardy because of the upheaval in Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula. But the U.S. Soccer Federation said in an emailed statement that the game would proceed as scheduled.
It's hard to be intimidated when you're 6-foot-6, 240-pounds and throw a "hook from hell." We're talking about the Mets' pitching prospect who's starting to build a reputation in Port St. Lucie as anything but soft.
By now many Knicks fans have given up on making the playoffs. But forward Amar'e Stoudemire insists "it's not over yet," despite yet another loss Monday night in a season full of letdowns.
OK, so it wasn't their Mount Everest -- that would equate to the NBA title this nearly $200 million roster was expected to compete for before a 10-21 start put a damper on things -- but I'll take baby steps.
