Archive for November 2008
Nov 27th, 2008 |
By Brian Bohl |
Category: New York Islanders
UNIONDALE, NY — Distinguishing between the defending Eastern Conference champions and a team fighting to stay out of the draft lottery was difficult through the first 39 minutes of last night’s game.
The Islanders seemed like a team in control and ready to take advantage of a lethargic Penguins club that inserted a rookie goaltender after [...]
Tags: Brooks Orpik, Dany Sabourin, Draft Lottery, Eastern Conference Champions, Eighth Goal, Final Period, Game Winning Streak, Goaltender, Impact Players, Joey Macdonald, Nassau Coliseum, Nassau County, Natural Hat Trick, Screeching Halt, Second Intermission, Shootout Loss, Sidney Crosby And Evgeni Malkin, Uniondale Ny, Young Guns, Young Islanders Posted in New York Islanders |
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Nov 22nd, 2008 |
By Jimmy Scott |
Category: Baseball, Jimmy Scott, New York Yankees
How many guys want to leave the game the way Mike Mussina is apparently going to leave it? Ted Williams hit a home run in his last game – his last at bat too, I believe. He proved he could’ve still played a little bit longer. Todd Zeile, certainly no Ted Williams (he’d admit that [...]
Tags: Cheers, Free Agent, Games, Gap, Greatness, Jim Palmer, Joe Dimaggio, John Kruk, Last Game, Legacy, Little Bit, Merits, Mike Mussina, Sandy Koufax, Steve Carlton, Ted Williams, Time Passes, Todd Zeile, Willie Mays, Win Games, Yankees Posted in Baseball, Jimmy Scott, New York Yankees |
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Nov 22nd, 2008 |
By Jimmy Scott |
Category: Jimmy Scott, New York Yankees
How many guys want to leave the game the way Mike Mussina is apparently going to leave it? Ted Williams hit a home run in his last game – his last at bat too, I believe. He proved he could’ve still played a little bit longer. Todd Zeile, certainly no Ted Williams (he’d admit that [...]
Tags: Array, Cheers, Free Agent, Games, Gap, Greatness, Jim Palmer, Joe Dimaggio, John Kruk, Last Game, Legacy, Little Bit, Merits, Mike Mussina, Sandy Koufax, Steve Carlton, Ted Williams, Time Passes, Todd Zeile, Willie Mays, Win Games, Yankees Posted in Jimmy Scott, New York Yankees |
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Nov 21st, 2008 |
By Joe Pietaro |
Category: New York Yankees
To be put in the same company as the great Sandy Koufax is the ultimate compliment for a pitcher. The Hall of Fame lefthander called it a career after going 27-9 for the 1966 Los Angeles Dodgers and has always been the example of an athlete leaving the game at the top, such as running [...]
Tags: All Time Strikeout List, Bombers, Burleigh Grimes, Cleveland Browns, Derek Jeter, Game Winner, Hall Of Fame, Hall Of Famer, Hurler, Jim Brown, Lefthander, Los Angeles Dodgers, Mike Mussina, Pitchers, Sandy Koufax, Shortstop, Spring Training, Strikeout, Three Youngsters, World Series Rings Posted in New York Yankees |
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Nov 18th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: New York Rangers
NEW YORK – This is becoming habit forming.
Another third period comeback, followed by another shootout win, gave the Rangers a 2-1 victory over the Ottawa Senators at Madison Square Garden.
This time the Blueshirts were down 1-0 going into the third before they were able to strike. But much like the last few games at MSG, [...]
Tags: Blair Betts, Blueshirts, Coach Tom, Comebacks, Daniel Alfredsson, Excelled, Habit, Henrik Lundqvist, Interferen, Jason Spezza, Madison Square Garden, Netminder, Opponent, Ottawa Senators, Sjostrom, Skates, Third Period, Time Thanks, Tom Renney, Tough Ones Posted in New York Rangers |
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Nov 11th, 2008 |
By Brian Bohl |
Category: Long Island Ducks
CENTRAL ISLIP, NY – Gary Carter fortified his Cooperstown credentials with the Mets two decades ago. Now, the Hall of Fame catcher is returning to New York to bolster his image and his résumé for the next phase in his career, officially becoming the fourth manager in Ducks history Monday afternoon.
“I’m very proud to be [...]
Tags: Central Islip Ny, Cooperstown, Credentials, Decades, Ducks History, Gary Carter, Hall Of Fame, Hall Of Fame Catcher, Long Island, Monday Afternoon, New Image Posted in Long Island Ducks |
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Nov 10th, 2008 |
By Joe Pietaro |
Category: New York Jets
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ – Not falling for the ‘trap game’ mentality that has haunted so many teams over the years, the Jets totally dominated the hapless St. Louis Rams at the Meadowlands by a score of 47-3. After beating the Bills in Buffalo last week and having to go to New England this Thursday, it [...]
Tags: Afc East, Brett Favre, Calvin Pace, Coach Eric, East Rutherford, End Zone, Eric Mangini, Field Goals, Game Of The Year, Jay Feely, Key Block, Laugher, Laveranues Coles, Marc Bulger, Margin Of Victory, Meadowlands, St Louis Rams, Thomas Jones, Yard Gain, Yard Touchdown Posted in New York Jets |
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Nov 8th, 2008 |
By Patrick Hickey, Jr. |
Category: Hockey
From the first time a puck was dropped on a sheet of ice in North America, hockey players have earnestly felt the need to defend themselves and their teammates through physicality. During most of this time, it appeared that hockey and fisticuffs were wed. However, over the past five years, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and [...]
Tags: 45 Years, Broadcaster, Commissioner Gary Bettman, Confines, Grit, Hall Of Fame, Hockey Players, Influx, Jiggs Mcdonald, League Officials, Major Sports, Necessary Evil, Nhl Games, Norms, Offensive Production, Physicality, Puck, Rough And Tumble, Skaters, Toughness Posted in Hockey |
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Nov 8th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: Long Island Ducks
Gary Carter won’t get his dream job of managing the Mets this coming season, but he may have gotten a close second.
Instead of being in the dugout of Citi Field, the Hall of Fame catcher will manage at Citibank Park, taking the helm of the Long Island Ducks.
“As we head into our 10th anniversary season, [...]
Tags: 10th Anniversary, Anniversary Season, Citi, Citibank, Dream Job, Dugout, Gary Carter, Hall Of Fame, Hall Of Fame Catcher, Helm, Long Island, Long Island Ducks, Mets Posted in Long Island Ducks |
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Nov 7th, 2008 |
By Melinda Quasius |
Category: New Jersey Devils
NEWARK, NJ – Jamie Langenbrunner and Patrick Elias both scored during a shootout and Kevin Weekes stopped two out of three shots to give the New Jersey Devils a 4-3 win against the Tampa Bay Lightning Wednesday night.
Both Elias and Langenbrunner used a quick puck maneuver to get past Lightning goalie Mike Smith, which opened [...]
Tags: Anemic Offense, Devils Bench, Goaltender Martin Brodeur, Jamie Langenbrunner, Jay Pandolfo, Kevin Weekes, Maneuver, Martin St Louis, Mike Smith, New Jersey Devils, Newark Nj, Patrick Elias, Paul Ranger, Power Play, Sheldon Brookbank, Star Goaltender, Tampa Bay Lightning, Three Shots, Vaclav Prospal, Vincent Lecavalier Posted in New Jersey Devils |
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