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Ramirez and Montero Set To Showcase Yankees, Mets Future in Trenton

Ramirez and Montero Set To Showcase Yankees, Mets Future in Trenton

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These days, the futures of both the New York Mets and Yankees seem to be forecasted in completely different lights. Many baseball pundits will say that the Mets future is bright due large in part to the projected success of their young plethora of starting pitchers like Zack Wheeler and…

Was Game 1 Loss a Wake Up Call for Knicks?

Was Game 1 Loss a Wake Up Call for Knicks?

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The Knicks were handed a home loss in game one of their second round matchup versus the Indiana Pacers. Or perhaps that’s not really phrasing it correctly. To say that the Knicks handed the Pacers the victory feels a bit more apt. I am saying this not to detract from…

Montclair State Lady Red Hawks Acquire First NJAC Championship Since 2008

Montclair State Lady Red Hawks Acquire First NJAC Championship Since 2008

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After defeating William Paterson, The College of New Jersey, and Rowan University in the first three rounds of the NJAC, Montclair State blew past Kean University in the final round Sunday afternoon 5-4. The Lady Red Hawks remained scoreless until the top of the third inning when first baseman Tara…

Oakland Takes Weekend Series as Injuries Continue to Mount for Yankees

Oakland Takes Weekend Series as Injuries Continue to Mount for Yankees

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Although the New York Yankees dropped this past weekend’s series to the Oakland A’and two more pitchers joined the list of injured players, it was peppered with bright spots along the way. Phil Hughes notched his first victory of the season with eight innings of shutout ball on Saturday afternoon, and recent…

Rangers Fall to Caps in OT, Trail Series 0-2

Rangers Fall to Caps in OT, Trail Series 0-2

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In a game that saw the return of Brian Boyle and the debut of Derek Dorsett, the Rangers fell short losing in OT to the Caps, on a Mike Green power play goal 8 minutes into the 1st OT period. The Rangers came out flying and playing physical, led by…

Nets Win Again, Gain Momentum Going Into Game 7

Nets Win Again, Gain Momentum Going Into Game 7

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The last time there was any kind of Game 7 in Brooklyn was in 1956. This Saturday night at 8:00PM, that is about to change. After beating the Chicago Bulls 95-92 in last night’s thriller, the Brooklyn Nets will travel back to the Barclays Center for a shot at the…

Yankees, How Ya Doin’? Can’t Complain, All Things Considered

Yankees, How Ya Doin’? Can’t Complain, All Things Considered

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Multiply everything by six, and you’ll realize that the New York Yankees, the team bitten by the injury bug so bad that they need bug spray more than Joba Chamberlain did in the 2007 ALDS, aren’t doing so bad. Wins? 17 x 6 = 102. Saves by Rivera? 11 x 6=66.…

An Interview with Tamir Goodman, the “Jewish Jordan”

An Interview with Tamir Goodman, the “Jewish Jordan”

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Tamir Goodman, once dubbed by Sports Illustrated as the “Jewish Jordan”, captivated national attention at just 16 years old, sparked by his talent on the basketball court and his faith in God off the court. In his junior year, he was ranked the 25th best high school basketball player in…

Disaster averted, or just delayed, for Mets?

Disaster averted, or just delayed, for Mets?

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The New York Mets were four innings away from the early-season ignominy of being swept by the Miami Marlins Wednesday when Jordany Valdespin pulled another one of those crucial pinch-home runs he seems to have an endless supply of in his bag of tricks, a three-run shot to give the Mets…

Kelsey Bone Ready for “Real World” Basketball

Kelsey Bone Ready for “Real World” Basketball

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The New York Liberty’ first round draft pick in 2013, Kelsey Bone, like most rookies understands there may be a transitional period before their games begin to translate to this level. The pre-draft rookie orientations were quite helpful. “It was amazing! I loved learning about the “real world” part. The…

Lady Red Hawks Defeat William Paterson in First Round of NJAC Tournament

Lady Red Hawks Defeat William Paterson in First Round of NJAC Tournament

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Montclair State managed to defeat William Paterson 4-2 in the first round of the NJAC Softball Championship on Tuesday afternoon. After second baseman Katie Muglia drew a walk and centerfielder Jamie Paulino singled, catcher Alisha Cumberton and first baseman Tara Petrucelli put the Red Hawks on the board by driving…

New York Jets 2013 Draft Breakdown

New York Jets 2013 Draft Breakdown

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The 2013 NFL draft is over, which means it is time to take a look at the New York Jets draft class and break it down. It was not the draft that many Jets fans had in mind, and maybe not what they wanted, but the decisions have been made. The Jets…