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The Headquarters For All NY Sports

admin — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 00:00:00 +0000

People love their sports in the United States and New York is no different. There are so many different teams and so many sports that you all love to follow. The Yankees and the Mets take up everyone’s mind when it comes to baseball. Then there are the Jets and the Giants that divide loyalties in football. There are the Knicks for basketball and the Rangers and the Islanders for the NHL. Add all of these up and you have so many teams that it can be hard to track down information for all of them. Sometimes people end up being on five or six websites, all at one time, trying to get the latest news.

That does not have to happen with our website. You can get every bit of information you need right here. If your sports team is in NY, we will have them covered. Every sport from baseball to hockey to football to soccer to basketball is covered. You can keep track of the latest scores, injury news, player trades and all the gossip surrounding your favorite team. Make us a bookmark on your internet browser and you will have all the info you need with one click.

NY Sports: Everything You Need To Know

admin — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 00:00:00 +0000

No matter what your favorite sport is New York has you covered. Some of the sports have you covered for double the fun. The Yankees and Mets are currently delighting their fans. Yankee fans can revel in the fact That the Yankees most likely will be in the playoffs again.

Starting up on the gridiron are the Giants and the Jets. After the first game Jets fans are happy, Giants fans are not so happy. The season is young though and I’m sure you have heard of “on any given Sunday. So for all you football fans, no need to panic yet.

If the basketball season commences, the Knicks will entertain you as they run and shoot, up and down the hardwood floor. With the additions of Amare Stoudemire and Carmelo Anthony, most would think the Knicks should make it to the playoffs.

When the Rangers hit Madison Square Garden they are hoping that hot play will melt the ice. The Rangers hope to continue their winning ways and advance to the playoff rounds once again. On September 23, 2011, the Islanders hope to turn up the heat with their first preseason game against the Bruins. They hope to skate their way into the playoffs this year along with the Rangers. So relax, chill and take in a hockey game.

NY Sports How They Should Be

admin — Sat, 15 Oct 2011 00:00:00 +0000

If you love sports, you have to live in New York. No other city takes professional sports as seriously as the Big Apple. Whether it-s Mike & Mike on the fan or the crazy crowds at Yankee Stadium, there-s a certain energy about New York sports that can-t be matched elsewhere. As far as successful sport franchises, New York has plenty of them. The Yankees are easily the most successful. The Giants would have to be second considering they have three Super Bowl wins under their belt.The full explanation can be found at http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2011/09/16/former-jet-john-schmitt-set-to-get-back-lost-super-bowl-ring/ After that, it-s a toss-up. The Mets and Knicks are constantly battling to build superstar teams, but they usually fall short. Don-t even get me started with the hockey. That has been and will continue to be a disaster for a while.

The most interesting story in New York sports right now is the Jets. The Yankees will make the playoffs, but that-s not that interesting because that-s the case every year. The Jets, on the other hand, are still on the hunt for that elusive Super Bowl ring. They haven-t won one since 1969. Adding Plexico Burress might have increased their odds of winning. The defense is already strong. Now all they need is for Sanchez to prove he can carry the team when needed.

Hosting a World Class Giants Party

www.nycsportsline.com — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 00:00:00 +0000

It’s that time of year again: Giants season! If you’re a NY fan you’ve got to plan the best football party of the year and why wouldn’t you? Your hometown team is going to make it to the Superbowl this year, right? RIGHT?
Get Satellite: Any true Giants fan has http://www.direct.tv satellite to ensure they get all the biggest (and smallest) games. If you want to host a party you’ve got to get the NFL Redzone channel anyway so your friends will stick around.
Get Food: The key to any successful Giants party is the food because everyone knows New York fans like to eat. Grab some carry out at Katz’s or get some hot dogs at Gray’s Papaya but whatever you do, make sure it’s totally authentic and NY style.
Send the Invites: Plan ahead if you’re going to host a shindig since there are bound to be conflicts. Choose a Friday night game if it makes more sense but whatever you do, don’t forget to tell everyone at least two weeks ahead of time.

The Place NY Sports Call Home

admin — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 00:00:00 +0000

Yankee Stadium is the place NY sports call home. Derek Jeter is two hits shy of the 3000 mark after doubling in the first inning of last night’s game. The Yankees continue a four games series against the Tampa Bay Rays tonight. J. Hellickson (8-7, 3.21) of the Rays will be opposed by Freddy Garcia (7-6, 3.13) of the Yankees. The Rays knocked the Yankees out of first place last night in a 5-1 win. Mark Teixeira is the major offensive threat for the Yankees with 25 HRs and 65 RBIs. Curtis Granderson has also been on a tear with 25 home runs to accompany his stellar defense in center field. The Yankees are leading the majors in home runs and are living up to their “Bronx Bomber” nickname.

The NY Mets failed to win last nights game against the Dodgers and are now only two games over .500 on the season. The Mets continue their west coast swing with a game tonight against the Giants. The Mets send R.A. Dickey (4-7, 3.68) to the mound to oppose R. Vogelsong (6-1, 2.13) of the west division leading Giants. The Mets are without star shortstop Jose Reyes who remains on the disabled list with a hamstring injury.

Up Close And Personal With NY Sports

admin — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 00:00:00 +0000

Derek Jeter of the New York Yankees is three hits from the 3000 carreer mark. He will become the first Yankee to accomplish this feat. Jeter has the Yankee records for stolen bases, hits, games played and is in the top three in a number of offensive categories. Derek contributes his time and money to a number of worthy charities. He is a true professional and maintains a sterling reputation both on and off the field. Jeter may reach the 3000 hit plateau at Yankee stadium during the Yankees four game series with the Tampa Bay Rays. The AL East leading Yankees send Roberto Colon (6-3, 2.88 era) to face Jeff Niemann (3-4, 5.05 era) in Thursday night’s opener.

The New York Mets go for a four game sweep tonight at Chavez Ravine. The Mets send Dillon Gee (8-2, 3.47) against major league stikeout leader Clayton Kershaw (8-4, 3.23 era). The Mets are without Jose Reyes. Reyes was placed on the disabled list, retroactive to July 3rd, due to problems with his achilles tendon. If the Mets win tonight, it will be the first time the Mets have swept a four game series at Chavez Ravine in franchise history. The Mets appear to have Francisco Rodriguez on the trading block. They want to free up cash to re-sign Jose Reyes in 2012.

Home Of Your Favorite NY Sports

admin — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 00:00:00 +0000

There’s more than meets the eye here. On or around 1932 the Cleveland Indians spent their time playing at the now Cleveland Stadiums. This changed due to the great depression as a lot of players moved to play games at their homes or neighborhoods. The baseball pitch had also been wrongly constructed and was not a very good training ground for baseball players. The currently Cleveland Stadium has been home to both the browns and the Cleveland Indians over the years. People have always called the building of this stadium as a mistake of the times. This is a fact that is worth exploring.
The demolition of this stadium after a row of Court battles opened new wounds that should have been left to heal. This had to happen due to the fact that due to old age, it was becoming risky for both the players and the fans to keep watching games in a stadium of such state. This stadium will go in history as one of the stadiums to have had numerous concerts hosted here and even hosted Hollywood stars while shooting their movies here. Even though it lies in ruins at the deepest end of the sea, it has an incredible story to tell.

Your Headquarters For All NY Sports

www.nycsportsline.com — Sat, 09 Jul 2011 00:00:00 +0000

We have your favorite teams covered. We’ll cover Derek Jeter’s run at baseball immortality as he pursues the 3,000 career hits milestone. We’ll also cover the tight AL East race and tell you if we think the Yankees, Rays, or Red Sox will come out on top in the division. We’ll also cover the Wilpon’s financial saga and how it affects the Mets not only this year, but also in the future. We’ll also tell you if the Mets will be active at the upcoming trading deadline.I found some more information here.

We’ll break down the drafts of both the Giants and Jets, and see if either team can improve on last season. Can Prince Amukamara translate collegiate success into NFL glory? Can Revis Island once again stand alone in the rankings of elite NFL cornerbacks?

The Knicks are finally respectable after a long drought. Can Carmello and Amare finally bring a title back to the Garden, and how will the upcoming lockout affect the Knickerbockers? Also, we’ll tell you what we think of Patrick Ewing’s coaching aspirations.

Do the Rangers have enough to go deep into the Stanley Cup playoffs? And what do the Islanders need to do to turn their fortunes around? Keep visiting (name of website) for intriguing articles, analysis, and scores from every team.