The UConn Huskies beat the Kentucky Wildcats 60 – 54 in this year’s NCAA March Madness tournament. With a total of 32 wins this season, the Huskies became the national champions for the second time in just four years. Every year that UConn has made it to the final game, they’ve won, leaving the program […]
New Jersey Welcomes Super Bowl XLVIII
February 10, 2014 by ·
There are certain things that, arguably, have to be done at least once in a lifetime. For people in the New York City area, these things usually include seeing a show on Broadway, watching the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade cross through Manhattan, or standing outside for hours on New Year’s Eve to see the ball […]
NY Rangers lose 5-3 to NY Islanders
January 22, 2014 by ·
When the New York Rangers and the New York Islanders play each other you know there is going to be some bad blood. Maybe because a big storm was in the midst of hitting New York City, because this game seemed like it was lacking intensity. Over the course of 11 days, both teams will […]
Concussions becoming more prevalent in the NHL
December 10, 2013 by ·
According to an article in the NY Daily News, Marc Staal of the NY Rangers has again been sidelined due to a concussion. This marks the second time in the past two season that Staal has had a concussion and has missed an extensive amount of time as a result. Marc also had a very […]
iPhones iOS7 Helps With Travel and More
November 12, 2013 by ·
I found an interesting article on Foxnews.com that talked about the new iPhone iOS7 update and how it has impacted travel in a positive way. The article went over 10 new exciting features. I figured I would take a look and highlight some of my favorites. Find My Phone: There is now an enhanced featured call […]
National Hockey League Considering New Documentary
September 10, 2013 by ·
I recently read a report on Pro Hockey Talk that talked about the potential for an NHL documentary series on the upcoming outdoor games as well as the 2014 Winter Olympics. The documentary will be in eight parts and would likely be televised on NBCSN, CBC and Sportsnet. The series will play out similarly to HBO’s highly […]
Yankee Stadium Becomes A Hockey Rink
August 8, 2013 by ·
According to an article on CBS New York, Yankee stadium will be used for not another baseball game but an ice hockey game. This winter the stadium will be used for two games with the New York Rangers, New York Islands and the New Jersey Devils participating along with one other team. Their seems to be […]
Madison Square Garden Faces Interesting Dilemma
July 30, 2013 by ·
I recently read an article on ESPN that talked about Madison Square Garden having its lease limited to ten years. It turns out that the arena is being asked to relocate because the New York City Council would like for Penn Station, which sits right beneath the arena, to be renovated. Many people believe Penn Station […]
Chicago and Boston Go Back and Forth in NHL Stanley Cup Finals
June 21, 2013 by ·
It is a great time to be an all around sports fan. Both the NHL and the NBA have series finals that have been entertaining as teams seems to be fighting neck and neck untill the end. The NBA is heading to a game seven as the Miami Heat evened the series in South Beach […]
