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New York Knicks News Mix: Jeff Hornacek wants to come back

New York Knicks News Mix: Jeff Hornacek wants to come back

Chip Murphy

With rumors of a change swirling, New York Knicks head coach Jeff Hornacek talked about his future with the team in advance of Wednesday’s season finale. Jeff Hornacek is one of the many head coaches with job status uncertain as the 2017-18 season comes to a close. With all the rumors about big names like Mark … Continued

New York Rangers Report: Breaking up is hard to do

Dominick Renna

#NYR @MikaZibanejad will play for 🇸🇪 at the World Championships pic.twitter.com/XhimsNKr4p — New York Rangers (@NYRangers) April 10, 2018 The playoffs start Wednesday night, but the New York Rangers will not take part in them for the first time in seven years. For the final time in 2017-18, the team met the media.  Breakup day … Continued

New York Yankees Buzz: Reinforcements are on the way!

Allison Case

After watching the pitiful loss to the Boston Red Sox, Aaron Boone and the New York Yankees are wondering when they’ll get some backup. Did anyone else witness that absolutely brutal shellacking the New York Yankees took at the hands of the Boston Red Sox? A 1-0 loss is hard enough, but the Yankees gave … Continued

New York Yankees: A lineup change might help Giancarlo Stanton

Dominick Renna

This isn’t the start Giancarlo Stanton envisioned when coming to the New York Yankees. Maybe a small lineup tweak could help the former NL MVP. Going 7-for-48 with 20 strikeouts, a .167 batting average and hearing boos from the New York Yankee faithful. This isn’t what Giancarlo Stanton thought his first week in pinstripes would look … Continued

New York Islanders Intel: Jon Ledecky leaves everyone guessing

Matt Di Giacomo

New York Islanders co-owner Jon Ledecky gave a brief, written statement at the team’s season-ending media day. New York Islanders co-owner Jon Ledecky took the stand on Monday, alongside general manager Garth Snow and head coach Doug Weight to address those invested in this team, people who haven’t heard a peep from ownership since the … Continued

New York Yankees: Boo birds giving fans a bad name

Allison Case

The 5-5 New York Yankees aren’t exceeding expectations right now. Neither is slugger Giancarlo Stanton. Yet the boo birds are out in full force already and they’re making fans look bad. For some reason, after 27 World Series Championships, New York Yankees fans are still not satisfied. While many fans of the Bronx Bombers are waiting … Continued

Brooklyn Nets: Re-signing Joe Harris is the right move

Chris Milholen

While there is only one game left for the Brooklyn Nets this season and free agency a couple months away, re-signing Joe Harris is a smart move.   Joe Harris will be one of five current Brooklyn Nets players that will become unrestricted free agents this upcoming offseason. He is expected to be targeted the hardest … Continued

New York Rangers: Jeff Gorton addresses the media (Report)

Dominick Renna

It has been two days since the New York Rangers relieved head coach Alain Vigneault of his duties and Monday Jeff Gorton addressed the media. For the first time since firing Alain Vigneault, New York Rangers general manager Jeff Gorton addressed the media for the first time. Gorton had said that the team decided to let … Continued

Floyd Mayweather Jr. hints that he’ll fight in the UFC

Jason Leach

More than any other athlete, boxers have a hard time staying retired and staying out of the spotlight. This is no different for Floyd Mayweather Jr. This is the case with Floyd “Money” Mayweather Jr. as he hinted on Saturday night that he may fight again, except this time in the Octagon competing in the … Continued

New York Yankees: It’s way too early to hit the panic button

Rick Weiner

Things went about as badly as they could for the New York Yankees over the weekend against the Baltimore Orioles. But it’s too early to panic. The New York Yankees suck. Giancarlo Stanton sucks. Aaron Boone is the worst manager in the history of managers—and that includes the manager of your local McDonalds. That pretty … Continued

New York Rangers Report Card: Grading the centers

Dominick Renna

The regular season is over and the grades are in for the 2017-18 New York Rangers. Center was one position that became a strength as the season progressed. Coming into the 2017-18 season, the center position was seen as a weakness for the New York Rangers. The team had traded their number one center, Derek Stepan, and … Continued

New York Yankees Lit 6: Didi Gregorius rules the roost

Allison Case

It’s a whole new ballgame, New York Yankees fans! With a new season underway, it’s time to bring back our weekly top plays for this talented team. With expectations through the roof for this season, the New York Yankees are early favorites to have an incredibly successful season. If you looked at just this week’s … Continued

New York Rangers: Alain Vigneault refused to read writing on wall

Dominick Renna

Seemingly everyone knew that Alain Vigneault’s job with the New York Rangers wasn’t safe. Everyone except Vigneault, that is. As news broke that the New York Rangers had relieved head coach Alain Vigneault of his duties late Saturday night, one couldn’t help but think that Vigneault’s fate was already determined. You cannot deny the fact that … Continued

New York Mets: Culture change paying early dividends

Rick Weiner

The New York Mets are off to a sizzling start in 2018. What’s happening off the field is a major reason for that on-field success. A great man named Garth—Algar, not Snow—once said: “We fear change.” Clearly, he wasn’t talking about the New York Mets. For the Amazin’s have embraced change. It started in the … Continued

New York Yankees bullpen struggles stem from too much pressure

Allison Case

The bullpen used to be the strongest aspect of the New York Yankees’ game. However, so far this season, it has become their biggest weakness. Why? Entering 2018, there were various questions surrounding the starting rotation. However, those were all the concerns facing the New York Yankees after their dominating 2017 season. After only nine … Continued

New York Islanders: Let the hard-hitting questions begin

Matt Di Giacomo

The New York Islanders close what started as a cautiously optimistic season ends outside of the Stanley Cup playoffs. And just like that, the New York Islanders bid farewell to 2017-18, a season that started as optimistically as it ended disappointingly. A 4-3 overtime win over the Detroit Red Wings gave John Tavares his possible … Continued