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2018 NCAA Tournament: Loyola-Chicago taking Cinderella carriage to San Antonio

Boston Celtics Kyrie Irving to miss significant time

Colin Krauss

The Boston Celtics will be without one of their key pieces, Kyrie Irving, as the NBA regular season winds down. Boston Celtics point guard Kyrie Irving will be out for the next three-to-six weeks after undergoing what the team described as a “minimally-invasive procedure today to remove a tension wire in his left knee.” #NEBHInjuryReport Kyrie … Continued

New York Knicks: Trae Young to the Mecca is already scripted

Collin Loring

If available on draft night, New York should take a stab at Oklahoma guard Trae Young. A household name joining the New York Knicks will prove highly beneficial. Oklahoma star Trae Young’s first visit to the NCAA tournament didn’t go as planned. Ironically, neither have recent years for the New York Knicks. His team fell … Continued

Brooklyn Nets: DeMarre Carroll’s leadership should not go unnoticed

Chris Milholen

Despite another disappointing season for the Brooklyn Nets, DeMarre Carroll’s veteran leadership has helped the young squad keep their heads high while playing hard. Entering the season as a “salary dump,” DeMarre Carroll has been quietly putting forth a career year, especially in the area of scoring and rebounding (numbers representing career highs, respectively). His play … Continued

NHL poll: In what order do players put their equipment on?

Frank Curto

NHL players are superstitious individuals. From pregame meals to the way they tape their sticks, it’s all done the same way every game. This includes in what order they put their equipment on. From Connor McDavid to Roman Josi and James van Riemsdyk, the players in the National Hockey League all have one thing in common. The … Continued

Brooklyn Nets: It’s time for a changing of the guards

Collin Loring

The Brooklyn Nets should look at shaking up the guard core. Both Joe Harris and Caris LeVert are proving they’re capable of giving more. The Brooklyn Nets‘ season started with a shortage of guards. Now they may have too many. Head coach Kenny Atkinson has lived up to his reputation in the development of raw … Continued

New York Yankees Buzz: Shaking in their (Red) Sox

Allison Case

The New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox last season. Let’s see what David Ortiz has to say about the super-powered squad heading into 2018. Ah, the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox have a rivalry that transcends time. Every year, we look forward to another emotionally draining yet highly entertaining battle between … Continued

New York Yankees: Ronald Torreyes practicing at new position

James Kelly

Ronald Torreyes will be on the New York Yankees this year, there is absolutely no doubt. But will he be playing second base or something else? Gary Sanchez and Austin Romine are the current catchers on the Opening Day roster. Right? According to Bryan Hoch, the Yankees consider Ronald Torreyes to be their emergency catcher, … Continued

New York Giants release special teams wonder Dwayne Harris

Steven Bassin

In addition to trading away Jason Pierre-Paul on Thursday, the New York Giants released veteran wide receiver and special teams savant Dwayne Harris. The New York Giants have gotten rid of another veteran player. After trading away Jason Pierre-Paul this morning to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Giants released wide receiver/returner Dwayne Harris on Thursday … Continued

Jason Pierre-Paul bids farewell to New York on Instagram

Geoff Magliocchetti

Departing defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul posted an emotional goodbye on Instagram, thanking the New York Giants for eight years of memories. With his trade to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers official, Jason Pierre-Paul has bid farewell to only professional sports town he has called home. The defensive end posted a heartfelt photo and caption on Instagram, … Continued