MTPS: What the Hell is Going On?
The Rangers returned from Milan and immediately made decisions that are, at best, confusing and, at worst, a warning sign that Drury and Sullivan may already be losing sight of what this rebuild actually requires.
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Cavs add star guard to injury report with broken finger
The Cleveland Cavaliers are playing some of their best basketball of the season, but could be hitting another bump in the road. James Harden had his right thumb wrapped during postgame interviews after the team’s win over the New York Knicks. Now we know why. The team announced on Wednesday afternoon that Harden injured his […]
What Would It Take For the Wild To Trade For Jack Hughes?
Any team trying to acquire Jack Hughes will be paying a “franchise player” tax because of his talent and team-friendly contract. The New Jersey Devils have Hughes locked in for 8 years at $64 million, with an $8 million cap hit through 2029-30, which is a below-market number for a true first-l...
Game Discussion for Cardinals vs Mets Spring Training Game for February 25
The St. Louis Cardinals continue their Spring Training schedule as they take on the New York Mets. According to MLB.com, Richard Fitts will start the game for St. Louis. This will be his first appearance in a game since he came to the Cardinals in the Sonny Gray trade early in the offseason.
Jets Reacts Survey: Who do you want at quarterback in 2026?
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Jets fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. The Jets are in need of a quarterback this offseason. The options appear limited. Although the […]
Mets at Cardinals: Spring training lineups, broadcast info, and open thread, 2/25/26
Mets lineup Jonah Tong – RHP Cardinals lineup Richard Fitts – RHP Broadcast info First pitch: 1:10 PM ESTTV: PIX11Radio: Audacy Mets Radio WHSQ 880AM, Audacy App, 92.3 HD2
Francisco Lindor has stitches removed, still on track for Opening Day
Carlos Mendoza provided an update on Francisco Lindor to the media today, saying that the Mets’ shortstop can restart “impact” activities in 2-3 days after having the stitches removed from his surgically repaired left hand on Tuesday. Lindor underwent surgery on February 11 to repair a stress fracture in his left hamate bone and the […]
Knicks Bulletin: ‘We’re still trying to figure out the system’
This must be the most worrying piece of Knicks quotes I’ve put together to date. Why? Check for yourself. Hint? Read the headline again. Mike Brown On the ugly loss to the Cavaliers: “An ugly game, obviously. We didn’t do much right defensively, we didn’t do much right offensively. Our turnovers in the first half […]
Scouting Jets quarterback Hendon Hooker
Over the last few months, we’ve been taking an in-depth look at some of the late season signings who are under contract for 2026, and futures signings after the end of the season. We continue today with quarterback Hendon Hooker, who was added to the active roster at the end of last season, although he […]
Yankees 2026 Season Preview: Ryan McMahon
Over the past few years, the Yankees have coveted a good deal of players from other teams who, despite not possessing star status, had profiles that Brian Cashman and his cohort of front office personnel nonetheless found appealing. Ryan McMahon was one of those players who routinely came up again and again in MLB trade […]
What is the best way to use Jeremy Sochan and Mo Diawara?
The Knicks have depth, but they’re still figuring out how to use it. The starting five, Mitchell Robinson, Jose Alvarado, and Landry Shamet are solidified. When Deuce McBride eventually returns from his sports hernia, he will be too. The battle for the ninth or tenth man, though, is up in the air. On one end, […]
Yankees Birthday of the Day: Paul O’Neill
Today’s Yankee birthday boy is a doozie, a member of the late ‘90s dynasty teams, a fierce and iconic competitor, and a downright good baseball player. Paul O’Neill, born on this day in 1963, may not have spent his entire career in New York, but he will be remembered for his time in pinstripes, and […]
Mets Morning News: It’s a tie
Meet the Mets The Mets tied the Astros 6-6 in a spring training game yesterday. Jack Wenninger started the game and threw two scoreless innings, but it was a game to forget for the Mets’ pitching staff with 13 walks given up in total. Mike Tauchman began his Mets tenure with a bang, launching a […]
Bantering Points: 2/25/26
Your morning round-up of the latest from Blueshirt Banter, Rangers News, and updates from around the NHL
The tank rolls on: Who might pass the Mavericks in wins the rest of the way?
Coming into Tuesday’s NBA slate, the Dallas Mavericks (21-36) sat seventh from the bottom of the league standings. Just the Utah Jazz (18-40), the Washington Wizards (16-40), the New Orleans Pelicans (16-42), the Brooklyn Nets (15-42), the Indiana Pacers (15-43) and the sad Sacramento Kings (13-46) entered play with worse records than the Mavericks. With […]
How the Detroit Lions nearly lost a key defensive coach to Jets
This offseason, the Detroit Lions apparently nearly lost one of their most important coaches on the defensive side of the ball. During his press conference at the NFL Combine, Lions coach Dan Campbell said that safeties coach Jim O’Neil had a job offer with the New York Jets, but they were able to bring him […]
What would your all-time Mets roster look like?
This post is part of a series of daily questions that we’ll ask the community here at Amazin’ Avenue throughout the month of February. We hope you find the questions engaging and that our prompts can spark some fun conversations in the comments. We’ll see you there and plan to have staff chiming in, too. […]
How Yankees prospect Ben Hess is turning heads early in spring training
Wins and losses don’t really matter in spring training. For players, it’s a time to prepare the body and mind for the grind of a six-month season with the potential to play for several more weeks if the team makes the playoffs. It’s the perfect moment to leave a good impression to be considered for […]
Clowder Chatter: NHL returns from Olympics hiatus
The Florida Panthers remain idle, however, there will be big-league hockey tonight as the NHL resumes play after taking a three-week break for the 2026 Winter Olympics with eight games on the docket. The key match on the Wednesday slate is between the Buffalo Sabres and New Jersey Devils. The Sabres are nine points ahead of the Cats and hold the first wild card in the Eastern Conference playoff race. So, go Devils! Florida’s next opponent, the Toronto Maple Leafs will face the Tampa ...
New York Jets Flight Connections 02/25/26
Good morning Gang Green Nation! My goodness, silly season is upon us. Rumors are flying about the Jets possibly acquiring just about every terrible QB in the NFL. It’s reached the point where everyone seems to think it’s likely they can trade their trash for the Jets’ premium draft assets. Down below you’ll find an […]
Chiefs News 2/25: Breece Hall to be re-signed or tagged by Jets
The latest Jets’ Breece Hall announcement is bad news for Broncos, Chiefs, Texans | The Sporting News “Darren Mougey says that Breece Hall will be with the Jets next season. If they can’t sign him, then they will tag him. Hall going nowhere,” Connor Hughes of SNY said on X. Hall staying put in New York is […]
Devils in the Details – 2/25/26: Back to Work Edition
Plenty of politics intertwined with the hockey world over the last few days certainly. Be adults in the comments section please. Here are your links for today: Devils Links “U.S. Olympic hockey player Jack Hughes called his team’s relationship with the U.S. women’s team as ‘tight,’ pushing back on the backlash over his team’s reaction […]
Game Preview #58: Buffalo Sabres @ New Jersey Devils
Last Devils Game Way back on February 5th, the Devils lost at home to the New York Islanders 3-1. The game was scoreless after the 1st period before the Devils and Islanders traded goals in the 2nd period. Nico Hischier (who is the captain of the team, in case Bryce Salvador never told you before) […]
What would be the funniest outcome for the Yankees’ 2026 season?
Welcome to Wacky Wednesday with Washington. Was that just an excuse for dumb alliteration? Well, we’ll weather such worries whenever Will Warren weighs in. OK fine, now I’m done, but only to a certain extent. For today’s prompt, we want to be a little less serious and just consider what the funniest possible outcome for […]
Islanders News: Returning to action…and trades
The NHL is back in action after its damn-near-monthlong Olympic break with eight games tonight, though the Islanders don’t resume until tomorrow night in Montreal, one of 12 games Thursday. That didn’t keep them from kicking off the looming trade frenzy, though, with a minor league swap of Julien Gauthier to the Blues/Springfield for Matt […]
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