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I love Stan Fischler, don't you?
I talk with The Maven almost every day and I can tell you that he is hilarious, as well as being a great guy. Were that not enough, he also has the best beard on television. But what do you think about his fashion style?
Ron Duguay, for one, isn't a big fan of Stan's suits, so the former Ranger took The Maven shopping for some new, cooler, threads.
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It's a simple fact that not every Ranger will be back with the team next season.
With retirement, free agency or even Europe a possibility, the Blueshirts could lose key players this offseason.
Four of those players, Jaromir Jagr, Sean Avery, Brendan Shanahan and Martin Straka talked about their future plans as the club cleaned out its lockers at the training facility Tuesday.
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The Rangers are well aware of the daunting task that lays ahead.
Down 3-0 in the series, the Rangers must win four straight, but they are not looking at it that way as they head into Thursday night's game at The Garden. MORE:
Four teams remain in the fight to reach the ultimate goal.
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The good thing about winning a series in five games, like the Rangers did in the first round, is the time off before the next series. The bad thing about winning a series in five games is ... the time off before the next series.
As the Rangers freely admit, the extended break between Round 1 and Round 2 of the playoffs has its good and bad points.
Check out what some of the Blueshirts think about the time hey have off to rest and prepare for their next opponent, which could be either Montreal, Pittsburgh, or Philadelphia.
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Knicks President Donnie Walsh relieved Isiah Thomas of his coaching duties Friday afternoon and reassigned him within the organization. MORE:
Rangers fever hits Manhattan in a BIG WAY.
Let's go Rangers! Let's go Rangers!
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The Rangers came out strong and played a solid 60 minutes to take Game 1 of their Quarterfinal series against the Devils by a score of 4-1 Wednesday night.
After the tilt Henrik Lundqvist, Scott Gomez, Ryan Callahan and Tom Renney talked about the win.
Rangers fans really hate the Devils and likewise, Devils fans really hate the Rangers.
Well, with the two clubs facing off in the playoffs for the fifth time, the fans are ready to rock and secure bragging rights.
Our Fan Cam crew hit up some of these fanatics to find out why they hate their rival so much and who is going to win in the playoffs.
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James L. Dolan, chairman of Madison Square Garden and president and chief executive officer of Cablevision Systems Corporation, announced Wednesday that Donnie Walsh has been named president, basketball operations of the New York Knicks.
Watch Mr. Dolan introduce Walsh and the rest of the press conference right here. WATCH: Walsh speaks about becoming Knicks new President
WATCH: Walsh fields questions from the media
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The Devils iced the Islanders 2-1, courtesy Zach Parise's goal 29 seconds into overtime Tuesday night, clinching themselves a spot in the playoffs.
Check out what Parise and Martin Brodeur have to say about nailing a post-season berth. Also, Isles coach Ted Nolan reflects on the tough OT loss. MORE:
When the Big East Tournament hits The Garden, everybody comes out to cheer on their school and you know that means the mascots get into the action.
Well, MSG.com's Alex Iglesias tracked down one of them, Seton Hall's Pirate. MORE:
The Islanders' playoff hopes were dealt a huge blow Tuesday, as the Lightning scored three goals in a :42 span during the third period to cap an 8-4 win over the Isles.
After the bad loss, Ted Nolan had this to say: MORE:
While at training camp in Austria, the Red Bulls took a break from all the work-outs to have some fun as a team and hit up a bowling alley in Salzburg.
Check out what went down as goalkeeper Jon Conway grabbed the microphone and became a field (um, or lane) reporter.
Henrik Lundqvist stopped every shot thrown his way and Nigel Dawes put the only puck in the net of the game in the shootout as the Rangers edged the Bruins 1-0 Sunday afternoon at The Garden.
Watch what Lundqvist and Dawes had to say about their individual performances as well as the team's effort in the win. MORE:
On Thursday, February 28th, the Rangers held their annual Casino Night to benefit the Garden of Dreams Foundation.
While the entire team and the fans had a great time, more importantly the evening raised over $250,000 to help children is crisis.
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Will Ferrell and Woody Harrelson were on NBC's Today show to promote their new basketball comedy flick, "Semi-Pro." They came ready to play host Meredith Vieira and a mystery guest in a two-on-two pickup basketball game.
Well, to Will and Woody's surprise, the Knicks Nate Robinson showed up to team-up with Meredith for the challenge.
Our Jill Martin was there to cover it all, from behind-the-scenes to the on-court action. MORE:
After Henrik Lundqvist allowed three goals on eight shots, Stephen Valiquette came off the bench and performed admirably as the Rangers topped Philadelphia, 5-4, Sunday in a shootout at The Garden.
Fredrick Sjostrom and Christian Backman both scored their first Ranger goals while Martin Straka and Ryan Callahan banked the other tallies as the Blueshirts won their fourth straight tilt.
Check out what Valiquette, Backman, Sjostrom, Brendan Shanahan and Brandon Dubinsky had to say about the wild shootout victory.
Watch Tom Renney's postgame press conference by CLICKING HERE.
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After an exhilarating overtime win in Washington a night earlier, the Knicks were roughed up in Philadelphia, 124-84, on Wednesday.
Following the bad loss, Isiah Thomas said this... Watch Zach Randolph's postgame reaction by CLICKING HERE.
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The Knicks played strong late in the fourth quarter to force OT, then scored a franchise-record 23 points in the extra session to beat the Wizards 113-100 Tuesday night in Washington.
Check out what Jamal Crawford, Nate Robinson and David Lee had to say about the first win after the All-Star break.
Watch Isiah Thomas' postgame comments by CLICKING HERE.
On Day 1, Andy Pettitte wanted to face the music and not, "take the coward way out."
Besides repeated apologies, Pettitte reiterated that he told the truth.
Check out what else was on his mind during Monday's press conference.
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On Monday, Andy Pettitte will report to Yankees Spring Training, but it will be like no other first day of camp for the veteran lefty.
At 3:00 p.m., Pettitte will hold a press conference to speak for the first time since his congressional affidavit, in which he called out Roger Clemens - and himself - for using performance-enhancing drugs, was made public.
In anticipation of Pettitte's big arrival, Mariano Rivera, Jorge Posada, Joe Girardi and Mike Mussina lend their support to their teammate.
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Adam Graves was great on the ice, but he showed his true greatness off of it.
As part of The Garden of Dreams foundation's mission to help children, Graves recently visited kids at Hackensack Medical Center to help make their day a little brighter. MORE:
Scott Gomez was the lone Rangers representative at the 56th NHL All-Star Game this season.
While down in Atlanta, Scott gave the Inside the Rangers crew a peek at how he spent the weekend. Check it out. MORE:
The Mets officially introduced Johan Santana as their newest star Wednesday afternoon with a press conference at Shea Stadium.
Check out what Santana, Willie Randolph, Omar Minaya and Jeff Wilpon had to say at the event. |
