New York Sportscene was on hand for the boat show at Nassau Coliseum on Saturday night. Tickets to enter the show were $2 for children and $10 per adult (or $7 per adult with a discount.) Here is the catch. Parking for the Nassau Coliseum was $15! How can parking cost more than combined price of myself plus a child? ... Read More »
WWE Live Event Review – Hulk Hogan Appreciation Night 2/27/15 Madison Square Garden, New York City By Bryan Revello, Editor-in-Chief I said it last night and I will say it again. This was probably the best WWE house show that I have ever attended and I am a 35 year old male that has attended many over the years. WWE ... Read More »
By Dan Mount, Contributing Writer There could be some wheeling and dealing by the New York area teams when this Monday’s NHL trade deadline goes down, but not as much as you would think or hope. The New York Islanders and New York Rangers could try add some pieces to solidify their rosters for a potential playoff showdown. However, they ... Read More »
Tempe, AZ (SportsNetwork.com) – The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim announced that former American League MVP Josh Hamilton met with Major League Baseball officials on Wednesday over a disciplinary issue. The team declined to give any details of the meeting, which took place in New York and was first reported by the Los Angeles Times. “I can say that Josh ... Read More »
By Chris Ruddick – MLB Editor, The Sports Network Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) – Sometimes you are better off not saying anything. Nobody needed another apology from Alex Rodriguez. Not Major League Baseball, not the New York Yankees, not fans of the Yankees, nobody. Technically, I guess Rodriguez didn’t say anything on Tuesday. Whatever number apology from him it was, this ... Read More »
By Joseph Behrman, Contributing Writer So fellow Knick fans…isn’t it terrific that Selfish Ball Hog Carmelo Anthony played 30 minutes in the All Star game and now he is going for the surgery he probably should have had two months ago? So it is more important to play in an All Star game than play in the regular season? A ... Read More »
By Benjamin Horney, Assistant Editor So Long, STAT. The time has come to say farewell to the man who five years ago resuscitated a lifeless Madison Square Garden with grand proclamations that the Knicks were back, as the Knicks and Amar’e Stoudemire have officially reached a buyout agreement. The news broke shortly after the conclusion of Sunday night’s All-Star game, ... Read More »
By Benjamin Horney, Assistant Editor Halfway through a grueling 82-game regular season in which he’s likely faced more scrutiny than ever before, Kyrie Irving has no time to rest during the All-Star break. For many players, the annual mid-February recess is a chance to reboot, and give their nagging injuries a breather. But not for the 22-year-old Cleveland Cavaliers point ... Read More »
By Gregg Xenakes – Associate Editor, The Sports Network Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) – They say that death comes in threes, which means the college basketball community is now holding its collective breath, waiting for the other shoe to drop. Over the weekend we lost one of the most beloved coaches basketball has ever known in North Carolina’s Dean Smith and ... Read More »
By Jim Brighters – NBA Editor, The Sports Network Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) – James Dolan has a certain way about him that causes discomfort on massive levels. His reply to a letter from a 73-year-old New York Knicks fan named Irvin Bierman created a ruckus. It was a self-inflicted ruckus that embarrassed himself and the NBA, which, through the toothless and far ... Read More »
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