Islanders Refuse To Give In To Doom And Gloom After Deflating Loss At Coliseum
The Islanders' rallying cry is "Believe." Even the most ardent of supporters might find that optimism difficult following Sunday's home loss to the Penguins.
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The Islanders' rallying cry is "Believe." Even the most ardent of supporters might find that optimism difficult following Sunday's home loss to the Penguins.
I sincerely hope Davis proves me wrong and suddenly finds his stroke. I hope he can be the .270, 40-homer guy that we all envisioned him being. But I just don't see that ever coming to fruition. And sooner or later, the Mets will have to make a decision about their first baseman.
As long as the bulldog attitude continues, the Mets may have found themselves a closer.
If job security was contingent on overall performance this season, how in the world did Billy King finagle his way to a contract extension while the Nets were still in the playoffs?
The Pacers are classic Eastern Conference bruisers, while the Knicks are countering with something closer to small ball. So far, Indiana's way is bigger, badder and better.
Andy Pettitte surrendered two home runs as the Yankees lost 5-4 on Sunday.
Jon Niese gave up seven earned runs in four innings pitched as the Braves blasted the Mets on Sunday.
Carmelo Anthony shot 10-of-28 in the Knicks' 102-95 defeat to the Pacers in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.
During Jerry Recco's highly anticipated 'Moment of the Day,' we got an idea of what it might sound like if Suzyn Waldman called the Kentucky Derby...
Over the weekend Craig took his kids to see Iron Man in 3-D. True Story? Another true story was Michelle Beadle throwing her hat in the ring at the Derby.
The guys spent most of the morning talking about the Knick's poor performance against the Pacers in Game 1. And for the most part it was pretty civil. That was until Craig called Carmelo a "legendary" player & a Top 15 Knick.
Jerry had all the Knick reaction from their disappointing effort against the Pacers. Both Mike Woodson & Carmelo Anthony agreed that Indiana brought more intensity & effort.
The Pacers want to implement a very physical, rough & tough style of play. Well, that brand of basketball was on full display yesterday at the Garden. Mike Woodson's squad got punched in the mouth and could not respond.
Henrik Lundqvist is standing on his head in net and not getting any reward as the Rangers slumping scorers aren't pulling their weight.
Less-heralded Braden Holtby is looking to continue outperforming Henrik Lundqvist as the series shifts to Madison Square Garden.
