Posts Tagged ‘ Momentum ’

Isles Still Hanging In There

Jan 4th, 2010 | By Brian Bohl | Category: New York Islanders, Top Story

UNIONDALE, NY— Less than 10 points separates the fifth place team from the Eastern Conference’s 13th spot.
The Islanders won’t know until season’s end if the Atlanta Thrashers’ comeback on Saturday night will be the difference in qualifying for the playoffs.
But the Isles still earned the victory despite blowing two separate three-goal leads in a [...]



Gaborik Not Enough For The Rangers

Nov 18th, 2009 | By Joe McDonald | Category: New York Rangers, Top Story

NEW YORK – Make no mistke, this was a very winnable game for the New York Rangers.
Don’t just take a the word of a humble reporter, listen to The King.
“This one hurts,” said “The King” Henrik Lundqvist. “The way we played in the third, we deserved at least a tie game, if not a win. [...]



Penalties, Sharks Break Rangers Streak

Oct 19th, 2009 | By Joe McDonald | Category: New York Rangers, Top Story

NEW YORK – You didn’t think the Rangers were going to go 81-1? And John Tortorella was warning everyone about it the last few games.
Yes all good things must come to an end and the Rangers seven game winning streak crashed down with a penalty filled 7-3 defeat to the San Jose Sharks.
“We were just [...]



AFC South Wrap Up Week 5

Oct 14th, 2009 | By Raphael Garcia | Category: Football

Indianapolis 31 Tennessee 9
Code Blue turned into Code Red in Nashville Sunday night. The game started well for the Titans as they played the Colts close. The crowd was into the game but when they had the chance to swing the momentum their way they kicked a field goal on fourth and one. This was [...]



Murray Has Questions To Answer

Sep 8th, 2009 | By Joe McDonald | Category: Joe McDonald, Tennis, Top Story

FLUSHING MEADOWS, NY – And now Andy Murray will have a few months to ask himself, what went wrong.
His straight set defeat to Marin Cilic, 5-7, 2-6, 2-6 was such a dismantling, you have to wonder what was wrong.
Was it his wrist? Well no.
“I had a problem with it for a week or so,” he [...]



Upsets Continue at Open on Saturday Night

Sep 6th, 2009 | By Derek Felix | Category: Tennis, Top Story

The upsets continued Saturday at this year’s U.S. Open. Both Andy Roddick and Dinara Safina exited stage left ending disappointing brief stays in NYC.
Off his impressive Wimbledon showing pushing Roger Federer the limit, the No.5 seeded Roddick was expected to carry that momentum into the final grand slam and make a run at a second [...]



A Whale of a Last Day at Bethpage

Jun 23rd, 2009 | By Joe McDonald | Category: Golf, Top Story

BETHPAGE, NY – Even after four days of disappointing weather, and tough golf, the U.S. Open did have a gem in it.
A holdover Monday finally gave the Long Island crowd something to cheer about and also something to groan.
First you had Lucas Glover, who fought through and won his first major. A 29 [...]



Frank Back on Board

Apr 29th, 2009 | By Patrick Hickey, Jr. | Category: New Jersey Nets

After a month of speculation, New Jersey Nets head coach Laurence Frank will be sticking around through the rest of his contract, which is set to expire after the end of next season.
Missing the playoffs and winning just 34-games for the second consecutive season, the Nets brass still have faith in Frank’s ability as [...]



Murray to Meet Federer in the Final

Sep 8th, 2008 | By Joe McDonald | Category: Tennis

FLUSHING MEADOWS, NY – Andy Murray doesn’t blame the Flushing Meadows crowd for pulling for Rafael Nadal as their match resumes Sunday afternoon. After all, who wants to see a 15 minute match?
“You know, if I was a spectator today, I would have rather watched more tennis as well,” Murray said. “You kind of understand [...]