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Aug 29, 2013

Crowd Goes Wild Injects New Element to Sports Show Mix

The show features retired NFL star Trevor Pryce, who should inject great football commentary into the mix, especially once the season gets underway. After listening, you may want to find the nfl latest line to make predictions for the season. In fact, you can click here for more lines to get the most updated information.

Aug 19, 2013

Projecting The Future of New York City Baseball

For the last two decades, New Yorkers have held one inescapable truth: the Yankees are better than the Mets. Since 1995, when Derek Jeter and Mariano Rivera came up for the Yankees, the Bronx Bombers have barely missed the playoffs and put up five World Series banners. The Mets have endured nearly a dozen losing season and made only one World Series – losing to, you guessed it, the Yankees.

May 16, 2013

New York Hockey Conference Makes for an Exciting Visit if You Want a Career in Hockey

For those who can't get enough hockey and particularly those who might consider it a future career, the upcoming Hockey Business Career Conference on June 29-30 at the Marriot Marquis hotel in Times Square is worth a visit.

Apr 25, 2013

The Worst Offseason Move in NFL History

It is evident to anyone who kept up with this past NFL season that the Jets just never seemed to be ready for a successful season. Even before the season, the media seemed more fascinated by the backup quarterback than the actual play of the starter. Day in and day out, the media poured in Jets Training Camp to find out whatever they could about Tim Tebow.

Mar 27, 2013

NBA Trivia: Brooklyn Nets

As I had started this series back when the Nets were still based in New Jersey, that's why we're featuring the now-Brooklyn Nets next in this series. As one of the four ABA teams to join the NBA after the 1976 merger between both leagues, the Nets haven't had the same amount of success relative to their 37 NBA seasons as they had in their nine-year ABA run. But they're a team on the way back up, thanks to recent acquisitions like Joe Johnson, the brilliant trade that sent Deron Williams to the team in exchange for Devin Harris, and Brook Lopez finally enjoying a healthy, productive season as starting center.

Jan 02, 2013

Will NY Sports Fans Head North to Bet in Canada?

The amount of money bet by NY sports fans on professional games from the NFL to the NBA, and MLB total billions of dollars annually. While bookmaking is still illegal in all US states except Nevada, NY bettors may have an option that’s closer to home if some Canadian lawmakers get their way.

Nov 20, 2012

New York Jets: Tebow, Tebow, and More Tebow

The season is over half over and Tim Tebow is still the talk of the media. The Jets are 3-6 and Tebow hasn’t made a start. Some experts and analysts at the beginning of the season said Tebow would beat out Mark Sanchez in the preseason and be the starting quarterback. That didn’t happen. Some thought Tebow would overtake Sanchez by midseason. That didn’t happen either.

Nov 01, 2012

New York Sports Will Help the City Recover From Hurricane Sandy

Around 8pm on Monday evening, most of Lower Manhattan went dark. As a New Yorker, I cannot remember any other time where the City was pitch-black. New York, the ‘city that never sleeps,’ the true ‘city of lights,’ was dark and trying desperately to sleep through Hurricane Sandy.

Oct 22, 2012

New York Yankees Update: Where Does Alex Rodriguez Go From Here?

Alex Rodriguez has gone from being considered one of the best players of all time to being benched for a few of the 2012 Playoff Games (Game 4 ALDS and Games 3 and 4 of the ALCS) along with being pinched hit for during the 9th inning of Game 3 of the ALDS when Raul Ibanez hit a Game Tying Pinch Hit Solo Home Run. So with that said, where does this leave us with one of the best hitters of the past 15 years?

Oct 20, 2012

Which American Sport Suffered the Most Damaging Lockout: The NFL, NBA, Or NHL?

Years ago, who would have predicted that three of the four major American sports leagues, NFL football, NBA basketball, and NHL hockey, would go through a players lockout? Yet, that is precisely what happened in 2011-2012, as each league struggled to restructure its costs and allocate fairly between players and owners. One lockout, the NHL Lockout, is still going on, despite repeated cries of dismay from fans.