Can't Make It Up: Jets Blow 16-Point Lead, Fall To Titans
Marcus Mariota and the Tennessee Titans could not have started much uglier. They sure showed they can finish.
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Marcus Mariota and the Tennessee Titans could not have started much uglier. They sure showed they can finish.
The New York Giants finally have a signature win to carry them through the rest of the season and maybe beyond.
Faced with a tricky choice, the College Football Playoff selection committee played it safe and fell back on some simple criteria: One loss is better than two. Winning a conference championship is better than not.
It appears as if the Mets have landed their long-coveted closer of the future in addition to a high-profile bat with a history in the Big Apple.
Jimmy Vesey and Ryan Strome scored for the Rangers, losers in four of their last five games. Backup goalie Alexandar Georgiev made 37 saves on 42 shots. Mika Zibanejad had two assists.
Anders Lee and Anthony Beauvillier scored in the second period to tie the score after the Islanders fell behind, and Thomas Greiss stopped 28 shots.
Schiefele tucked the puck past Keith Kinkaid as the Jets won their second straight, improving to 3-3-0 over their past six games.
Allen Crabbe led Brooklyn with 14 points. The losing streak is the Nets' longest since an eight-game skid in February.
10-year-old Zoey Nieves, of the Bronx, thought she was going on a tour of a cookie factory at the Boces of Rockland County in West Nyack. Turns out, she received the surprise of a lifetime.
Damyean Dotson and Tim Hardaway Jr. added 21 points each, and Noah Vonleh contributed 15 points.
Shamorie Ponds scored 37 points, including a personal 9-0 run down the stretch, and St. John's rallied from 16 points down in the second half to beat Georgia Tech 76-73
The Grizzlies point guard then practically beat the Nets on his own in the second overtime period, shooting 3-for-3 from the field and making all seven of his free throws.
Hurt by a bad line change, a misplay by Kinkaid and other mental lapses, New Jersey fell to 2-10-1 on the road this season.
The team said they were made aware of the incident earlier this year, and law enforcement and the NFL initiated an investigation. But, the Chiefs said, "Kareem was not truthful in those discussions."
He endeared himself to Mets fans when he got emotional during a game against San Diego on July 29, 2015, believing media reports he had been traded to Milwaukee.
