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The Rangers are winless no more. They got their first win of the season while most of the East Coast was sleeping, early on Wednesday morning. Luckily for those that missed it, Neil Keefe wrote down his thoughts from the game.
NBA owners and players are meeting for a second straight day, shortly after finishing a 16-hour marathon with a federal mediator.
Yes, the NBA is on the fast track to hardwood hockey, on the verge of the very thing that killed the NHL – a ruined season.
A year ago Connecticut was 10th in the Big East coaches' preseason poll. Six months later the Huskies had national championship No. 3. On Wednesday, they were tied for first place in the coaches' voting for 2011-12 with Syracuse.
If the Jets are well under the cap, Boomer & Carton wanted to know, why did they let key pieces like Drew Coleman and James Ihedigbo walk?
NFL quarterbacks are padding the injury reports, and their injuries are not only impacting game outcomes but resulting in unanticipated trades.
On Tuesday night, New York fans saw what they expected all along from the 2011-12 Rangers.
Where has the Plaxico Burress of old been? The Jets' large red-zone target has been quiet this season, despite high hopes from coach Rex Ryan and the rest of the team.
Ryan and his players now know one thing: Vegas thinks the Jets have work to do before they can truly say they've turned their season around.
Johan Hedberg came off the bench last Thursday to replace the injured Martin Brodeur. It was Hedberg's seventh career victory in a game he did not start, the most relief wins among active NHL goaltenders.
Like we've seen with past UConn teams in Storrs, the overall talent level on the roster for this particular group of Huskies is staggering.
Henrik Lundqvist and the Rangers weren't worried about how they looked. All that mattered was they skated off with their first win.
The seven-year veteran played on a subpar knee two years ago and struggled, and he has vowed not to make the same mistake again.
The Jets needed a win in the worst way. So they started out in the worst way, ending up with a win over the worst team.
There are times during the show that Craigie gets on Boomer's last nerve. So much so that the Booms has given thought to what it might be like to do the show alone. Sans Craig.
