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Jets QB Carousel Can’t End Soon Enough
The Jets’ decision to circle back to Tyrod Taylor as the starting quarterback for Sunday’s meeting in Baltimore comes under the banner of “Who cares?”
Nov 19
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Steve Lichtenstein
Nets Defeat Of Wizards Didn’t Magically Wreck Their Season’s Mission
In Sunday’s non-epic battle between two of this season’s most egregious NBA tankers, the visiting Nets (2-11) defeated Washington (1-12), 129-106.
Nov 17
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Hughes-less Devils Getting Two-Way Boost From Top D Prospect (No, Not That One)
It won’t be easy, but the Devils showed how they can weather this segment of the season with their most dynamic player sidelined during the first two…
Nov 16
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Steve Lichtenstein
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As Rivals Take Off, Jets Remain Grounded
As an NFL owner, the Jets Woody Johnson has many flaws.
Nov 14
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Steve Lichtenstein
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Jets Must Take To Air To Extend Winning Streak
Patriots Head Coach Mike Vrabel is a Bill Belichick disciple.
Nov 13
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Not To Soon To Wonder If Woeful Nets Will Make History
For those who aren’t aware, the 1972-73 Sixers, who own the record for the fewest wins in an 82-game season by going 9-73, already have a Nets…
Nov 12
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Steve Lichtenstein
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Injury-Plagued Devils Get The Important Point
Though he Devils’ seven-game Prudential Center winning streak came to a disappointing halt on Monday night with a 3-2 overtime defeat to the Islanders…
Nov 11
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Steve Lichtenstein
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Rarities Spur Ugly Jets Win Over Pathetic Browns
Let’s play: Where was that all season?
Nov 9
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Steve Lichtenstein
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The Most Interesting Man In Nets’ Draft Class
A couple of minutes into the second quarter of Friday night’s NBA Cup match at Barclays Center, Detroit superstar Cade Cunningham attempted to turn the…
Nov 8
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Steve Lichtenstein
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What’s Going On With Devils’ Righthanded D-Men?
Like clockwork, the Devils won another game on Thursday night and lost another player to an injury.
Nov 7
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Steve Lichtenstein
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Big Nets (Finally) Win
Michael Porter Jr.
Nov 6
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Steve Lichtenstein
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Jets Turn Neverending Rebuild Cycle To Demolish
Pro sports executives rarely go by the “bird in the hand” dictum.
Nov 5
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Steve Lichtenstein
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