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It may have been the home crowd at MSG. It may have been the possibility of being swept creeping around in their minds. Whatever it was, the Rangers came out in Game 3 and played their style of hockey.
The end of Sunday Night's game showed exactly why the Celtics are champions and the Knicks aren't.
Eric Chavez has 230 home runs and a wealth of experience obtained during 13 major league seasons. That's not a bad bat to have ready on the bench.
The 21-year-old Kinkaid spent the past two seasons at Union College, posting a 25-10-3 mark with three shutouts and a 1.99 goals-against average.
Travel-weary Dillon Gee used borrowed spikes, a borrowed glove and Josh Thole's hitting in a new-look lineup to help the Mets end their longest losing streak in seven years.
In the past, lengthy appearances from Yankees bench players would be crippling to the team. Now they're not a problem at all.
After listening to Yankees radio play-by-play man John Sterling get creative while calling Russell Martin's 5th inning home run last night, Craig's creative juices also got flowing.
Listening to Chris Carrino, the radio voice for the New Jersey Nets, you would never know he has a progressive muscle weakening disease.
Alex Rodriguez had a precautionary MRI on his lower back and side that "came back clean," Joe Girardi said on Sunday. The three-time MVP is day to day and the team will see if he can play Tuesday night in Toronto.
The Fairleigh Dickinson University's PublicMind poll surveyed voters in advance of a November referendum on whether New Jersey residents should be allowed to bet on professional sports.
The Knicks must figure out how to finish off games. Just watch the Boston Celtics.
On the heels of Sunday's Game 1 loss to the Celtics, Knicks fans had their spirits lifted when MSG legend Bernard King joined Boomer & Craig.
John Sterling's call for Russell Martin's Sunday night long-ball was one for the ages. Craig imagined how the great Marv Albert would sound uttering "Sterling-like" play-by-play...
When talking about the Knicks' loss in Boston, Boomer & Craig decided to get Al Dukes' take. Turns out Al wasn't really locked in. Neither was Eddie Scozzare. Lucky for us, we have a real sports fan on staff...
During Jerry Recco's informative update we heard play-by-play calls from Knicks-Celtics, courtesy of both Marv Albert on TNT and his son Kenny on the MSG Network. It marked the first time a father-son combo called the same playoff game, a landmark evening for the Albert family.
