Posts Tagged ‘ Seven Games ’

Biron’s Waiting Paid Off

Feb 15th, 2010 | By Brian Bohl | Category: New York Islanders, Top Story

UNIONDALE, NY—Martin Biron waited more than a month for a chance to appear in a NHL game.
Biron’s patience paid off as the 32-year-old posted wins in consecutive starts in a six-day span. With the impending Olympic break, Biron did his best to showcase his skills before the league’s March 3 trade deadline.
Islanders coach Scott Gordon [...]



Isles Drop Seventh of Eight

Feb 7th, 2010 | By Brian Bohl | Category: New York Islanders, Top Story

UNIONDALE, NY— First intermission treated Islanders fans to a glimpse of a mini remote controlled blimp getting wedged in the rafters near the Nassau Coliseum press box.
Consider it symbolism for the arena’s home team as the Islanders are desperately looking to find the right direction. The Islanders failed to generate much offense against a goalie [...]



Isles Have Devilish Time Against Brodeur

Jan 24th, 2010 | By Brian Bohl | Category: New York Islanders, Top Story

UNIONDALE, NY— Martin Brodeur was on the Nassau Coliseum ice for the entire third period on Saturday night.
The troubling thing for the Islanders is that Brodeur was only slightly more active than he was on Monday. Four goals in 40 minutes chased Brodeur to the bench in the Islanders win in that contest, though the [...]



Moulson Leads Isles Over Devils

Jan 19th, 2010 | By Brian Bohl | Category: New York Islanders, Top Story

UNIONDALE, NY— Fans filled the green Nassau Coliseum seats to capacity for just the second time this season Monday afternoon when the Islanders hosted the Devils.
The previous sellout came in the opener when John Tavares made his NHL debut against the defending Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins. While the glamour level wasn’t the same for [...]



Rangers Thrashed By Atlanta, 5-3

Nov 13th, 2009 | By Scott Mandel | Category: New York Rangers, Top Story

New York – The Rangers were defeated tonight by the Atlanta Thrashers, 5-3, in front of another sold-out Garden crowd of 18,300. You have to give the Ranger faithful their due, they are a loyal bunch to their team which is now 3-7-1 in their last ten games and fell to a 10-8-1 overall record.
Ilya [...]



A Game 6 Win Would Be A Measure Of Redemption

Nov 4th, 2009 | By Jon Wagner | Category: New York Yankees, Top Story

For New York Yankee fans, nothing will ever ease the permanent sting of the Yankees’ colossal collapse of historic proportions when the Boston Red Sox became the only team in major league baseball history to incredibly rally from a three games to none deficit to win the 2004 American League Championship Series in seven games [...]



Ducks Clinch Division on Last Day

Sep 21st, 2009 | By Brian Bohl | Category: Long Island Ducks, Top Story

CENTRAL ISLIP, NY— Troy Cate ran to the cooler, grabbed a beer with each hand and sprinted down the hallway to the door leading to the Citibank Park home dugout.
Ducks manager Gary Carter didn’t have a chance to avoid him.
Cate doused the Hall of Famer as soon as he opened the door as the rest [...]



For A Change The Mets Get A Shutout Thanks to Santana

Jul 12th, 2009 | By Rich Mancuso | Category: New York Mets, Top Story

FLUSHING, NY -   Finally the New York Mets got the shutout instead of their opponent. Thank their ace pitcher Johan Santana and an offense that finally woke up, though without a home run again as they took the second of three games from the Cincinnati Reds 4-0 at Citi Field Saturday evening.
Manager Jerry Manuel has [...]



Sound But No Fury for Bridgeport

Apr 18th, 2009 | By Brian Bohl | Category: Sound Tigers, Top Story

UNIONDALE, NY-Without scanning the ticket stub, fans entering the Nassau Coliseum might have been confused. Three nights after the Islanders won the No. 1 overall draft pick through the lottery, there was post-season hockey in Uniondale.
Kyle Okposo was in uniform, making him one of 14 players on the roster who spent time with the Islanders [...]



Yi Lives in a Different World

Apr 15th, 2009 | By Patrick Hickey, Jr. | Category: New Jersey Nets

Right before Yi Jianlian got injured in early January this season, he finally looked like he’d turned the corner. He was scoring about 12 points a game and was playing anywhere from 25 to even 38 minutes a game.
Why?
Because he was producing. It was a reward.
After he came back a month later, he wasn’t [...]