B&C Morning Show: Knicks, Rangers - Embarrassing Across The Board
Both the Knicks and the Rangers were eliminated from the playoffs this weekend, managing just one win between them, courtesy of the Blueshirts' victory in Game 3.
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Both the Knicks and the Rangers were eliminated from the playoffs this weekend, managing just one win between them, courtesy of the Blueshirts' victory in Game 3.
The top-seeded Capitals won the series 4-1, the first time they have finished off a team in fewer than seven games since 1998.
Like many Rangers supporters, Marian Gaborik shut off the TV after a long, frustrating, disappointing night and went to sleep. Never known for his play in the defensive end, Gaborik was trying to do the right thing in the second overtime of Game 4...
Chris Lopresti of WFAN joined Neil Keefe to look back at the devastating defeat in Game 4 and whether or not the Rangers can come back from this 3-1 hole.
The Rangers had MSG rockin' until a third-period collapse quieted the crowd. A fluke goal in double OT officially put an end to the Garden party.
It's hard to really point the finger at what went wrong at MSG last night. During the first two periods, the Rangers did all the right things to win. Then the 3rd period happened.
To break down the game and the Rangers' chances from here on out, Boomer & Carton talked to former Blueshirt, current MSG analyst and hair model Ron Duguay.
With the Rangers' devastating loss taking center stage in the New York sports world Thursday morning, it's easy to forget the Mets and Yankees also played last night.
Awful, disgusting, pathetic, disappointing, a punch in the gut - there aren't enough adjectives to describe last night's Rangers loss.
Jason Chimera scored 12:36 into the second overtime, and the Washington Capitals completed a stunning three-goal comeback to beat the Rangers 4-3 and push New York to the brink of elimination Wednesday.
The Rangers are concentrating on getting even with the Washington Capitals and staying away from Bruce Boudreau's claims of dirty play and his disparaging remarks about Madison Square Garden.
There have been many New York teams that captured the hearts of fans on their way to a championship. These 10 teams did just that and more during their runs to the top of the mountain.
The Rangers had the fewest home wins of the 16 teams in the Stanley Cup playoffs, and Washington Capitals coach Bruce Boudreau says MSG isn't overly loud and intimidating. The first part is true, the second is open to debate.
With the Knicks in action tonight and the Rangers taking the ice tomorrow, Boomer & Craig came up with a wager involving Carmelo Anthony's field goal attempts and the Blueshirts' shots on goal.
Craig is a Syracuse graduate, and this morning he had a ringing endorsement (if you want to call it that) for the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.
