The New York Rangers aim to snap a four‑game road losing streak when they face the Ottawa Senators Saturday at the Canadian Tire Centre (7 p.m. ET). New York (7‑4‑1) is 0‑3‑1 on the road, having been outscored 16‑6 in its last four outings and dropping a 5‑4 game to Toronto after a late defensive lapse. Ottawa (7‑4‑0) also lost its starter, with rookie Jonas Johansson debuting in goal. Rangers likely roll out Dylan Garand’s seventh start and may see Luke Glendening in his first game for New York, while Sean Durzi remains a question.
The New York Mets reportedly interviewed Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy three times in 2019 before hiring Carlos Beltrán.
The LA Kings head to New Jersey on Oct. 24 seeking a third straight win and a .500 record on a road trip against the Devils. Coach Peter Laviolette’s lineups hinge on center Quinton Byfield’s health and goaltender Darcy Kuemper, who just posted a 41‑of‑43 save performance and moved into seventh‑most wins in franchise history. Defense will likely stay unchanged, with Cody Ceci sitting after recent success, while Brandt Clarke’s pairing remains a focus after his overtime winner. The Devils, meanwhile, have just traded for Connor Hellebuyck, leaving Dawson Mercer out of the lineup. Key stats: Artemi Panarin has eight points in his last five games at the Prudential Center.
The New York Jets are in desperate need of an interior pass rush, and Quinnen Williams may have been the perfect player to give them a boost.
No Ullmark vs. Shesterkin, but Stützle vs. Lafrenière is still a tantalizing matchup on Saturday night.
On October 24, 2026 Pinstripe Alley honors Yankees outfielder Hugh High, born 1887, who helped lift the franchise from its early‑century woes. After the Tigers sold High and future star Wally Pipp to New York in 1914, High became a regular in 1915, posting a career‑high 119 games, 27 extra‑base hits and 22 steals. He contributed to the Yankees’ first winning season in 1916 alongside Hall of Famer Frank “Home Run” Baker, but injuries and illness derailed his career. By 1918 the team tried to trade him, he refused, and left baseball for a shipyard job. The piece blends stats, anecdotes and historic context.
The latest Top 25 Under‑25 roundup for the New Jersey Devils is reshaped by the Connor Hellebuyck trade. With Hellebuyck now in New Jersey, goalie Rémi Poirier (age 24) earns an honorable mention after joining on waivers from Dallas, but will age out of next year’s list. Jakub Málek (24, Utica Comets) slips to #10, as the trade clears a path but still leaves him in the AHL behind Hellebuyck, Jake Allen and Poirier. Meanwhile, 19‑year‑old winger Matias Vanhanen, a 2026 draft pick now at Boston College, climbs to #9 after posting four points in four games and a standout junior season. The article details how these moves affect the Devils’ future roster and contract strategy.
The author breaks down three key factors to watch in the Jets‑Dolphins clash on October 24, 2026. First, the narrative of a ‘must‑win’ game is challenged—New York can still make the playoffs even with a loss, while a win won’t guarantee a spot. Second, the spotlight returns to the Jets’ receiving corps, with Omar Cooper Jr. (6 catches, 103 yards, TD) and the re‑addition of Adonai Mitchell joining veteran D’Wayne Wilson, giving coach Frank Reich its full WR trio for the first time. Third, the piece questions Jeff Hafley’s coaching after six straight defeats and notes the potential impact of Breece Hall’s possible return against a Miami defense that has yielded 24+ points in four games. The article argues the Jets have more talent on both sides of the ball and should aim for a dominant win.
After lobbying for some sort of change following an "unacceptable" season, star goaltender Connor Hellebuyck is getting just that.
The New York Giants are getting reinforcements in their secondary ahead of their Week 7 road matchup against the Houston Texans, with cornerback Paulson Adebo set to return from injured reserve. ESPN’s Jordan Raanan reported Saturday on X, formerly known as Twitter, that New York will activate Adebo later in the day. “Paulson Adebo will […]
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Veteran goalie James Reimer, 38, signs a PTO with the Rangers’ AHL affiliate Hartford and delivers a 35‑save shutout in his debut, prompting New York to convert him to an NHL contract. With Igor Shesterkin out for the season and Joonas Korpisalo sidelined, Reimer’s performance could earn him a spot behind rookie Dylan Garand, potentially overtaking Spencer Martin. Reimer, who posted a 2.42 GAA and a shutout in 14 games for Ottawa last season, helped Hartford snap a five‑game skid with a 2‑0 win over Providence.
It might be too early to say so, but the Boston Bruins won a trade. It was a trade with the New York Rangers that sent goaltender Joonas Korpisalo to…
The New York Yankees continue to run it back year after year, but their willingness to settle for just being good enough has cost them.
Reimer was signed by the New York Rangers’ AHL affiliate on a professional tryout last week.
The NFL regular season moves fairly quickly. It feels like just a few days ago that New York Jets fans were celebrating a dominant Week 1 win, and now you look up, and it’s already a week away from November. As teams prepare for Sunday’s Week 7 slate, the trade deadline is just a few ...
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Here is how the Nets could make a move for Tyler Herro and why a trade with the Bucks could make sense for both teams at this point.
The New York Giants, sitting atop the NFC East at 3-2-1 ahead of Week 7, are intensifying trade talks for Indianapolis Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor as they seek RB depth after cutting veteran Najee Harris. Sources say the Colts will assess the market before the Nov. 10 deadline, with no player officially off‑limits, but they have not yet opened formal discussions. Analysts suggest a deal could materialize only in the final weeks of the trade window, keeping Giants fans watching for a potential late‑season acquisition.
Alexander Command may be the most enticing part of the Winnipeg Jets' return for trading Connor Hellebuyck to the New Jersey Devils. Here's what Command can bring to the team in the future.
In today’s NHL rumour rundown, we start off with the aftermath of the Connor Hellebuyck trade, where the Winnipeg Jets sent him to the New Jersey Devils. How does that…
A passionate Knicks fan predicts an upset over the Celtics on October 23, 2026, citing recent Celtics bounce‑back win led by Jayson Tatum and the perceived mismatch in defensive strategies. The writer argues the Knicks have “owned” Boston for the past two seasons, critiques the Celtics’ roster moves, and highlights key faces such as Mitchell Robinson, Paul George, and Brooklyn’s Jalen Brunson. Betting odds favor Boston, but the fan calls the line “free money” and plans to exploit a potential “Hack‑a‑Mitch” tactic. The post mixes humor, historical references and player taunts while urging fellow fans to back the Knicks for a first win.
After a somewhat concerning season-opening performance, Jayson Tatum just gave the Boston Celtics exactly what they were hoping to see out of him.
The New York Giants have lost linebacker Tremaine Edmunds for the rest of the season after a shoulder injury and a torn chest muscle forced him out, according to The Athletic and ESPN. Edmunds, who posted 50 tackles and two sacks in six games, was a key defensive snap‑caller and mentor to rookie Arvell Reese. Micah McFadden moves into the middle‑linebacker role, testing the Giants' claim of three starting‑caliber inside linebackers ahead of a matchup with the Houston Texans on Oct. 24. The team sits at 3‑2‑1 with a bye the following week, giving coaches a chance to reshuffle the defense.
Giants head coach John Harbaugh explains the Week 7 release of veteran RB Najee Harris, saying the move was about roster math and giving the remaining backs a clear runway rather than performance. After six weeks, the backfield shrinks from four to a three‑man rotation—Cam Skattebo, Tyrone Tracy Jr., and Devin Singletary—to support new starter J.J. McCarthy and simplify offensive schemes ahead of the Houston Texans game.
With Glendening in, the Rangers shuffled the roster again before Ottawa. Now eight defensemen are up, and one young blueliner’s ice time is in question.