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Raiders Week 17: Meet the Giants

The Las Vegas Raiders are at home at Allegiant Stadium for the final two games of the regular season against the New York Giants on Sunday. Kickoff is set at 1:05 p.m. PT Let’s take a quick look at the Giants: Record: ADD TIME The Giants are 2-13 after a 16-13 loss to the visiting […]

Ups and downs from Saints vs. Jets

The New Orleans Saints made it three straight wins after a dominant 29-6 victory over the New York Jets. With a 4-3 record under rookie quarterback Tyler Shough, New Orleans is hitting the ground running to end the 2025 season. While they are already eliminated from the playoffs for this season and are collecting “meaningless” […]

Knicks Bulletin: ‘Thumbs up to that’

The Heat thought they could take advantage of a tired Knicks team. Too bad for Miami, they were cold and the Burner was hella hot. Here’s everything from the protagonists of Sunday’s affair. Mike Brown On Jalen Brunson’s MVP-level performance on Sunday: “For him to score 47, especially on 15-for-26 shooting, 6-for-13 from three-point range, […]

New York Jets Flight Connections 12/22/25

The New York Jets got blown out for the third straight game on Sunday. The New Orleans Saints came into the game with a 4 – 10 record and a struggling rookie quarterback at the helm. They looked to be on a similar level to the New York Jets. There was reason to believe the […]

Islanders News: Pause before the break

The Islanders have one more game before the brief Christmas break, Tuesday at home to the Devils. After the Dec. 24-26 break, the schedule gets heavy again with three games in four nights leading into the new year. The Devils will have Jack Hughes, who returned from injury last night. For now, the Islanders are […]

Monday Morning Fly By: Like a revolving door

*What a weekend it’s been! The Flyers eased into it by squandering a strong start and putting together a tough loss to the Sabres in the penultimate game of their road trip on Thursday. [ PHLY ] *They followed that up with their next game on Saturday afternoon against the Rangers in which they… squandered a good start and came away with another tough loss, this one in the shootout. [ BSH ] *A little more on the loss herein, if we want to continue to stew. [ Inquirer ] *Ahead of ...

Today on Pinstripe Alley – 12/22/25

The division saw another sizeable move occur, as Boston jumped back into the mix with another trade with St. Louis — this time going for Willson Contreras to play first base for them. They gave up a few pieces, including pitcher Hunter Dobbins as the headliner, so he won’t have to worry about antagonizing Yankees […]

Jets open as Week 17 underdogs vs Patriots

The New York Jets suffered their third straight blowout loss Sunday as they fell to the New Orleans Saints, 29 – 6. This one was particularly galling as the Saints were viewed as roughly on the same level as the Jets coming into the game. The Jets kept the game close for nearly three quarters. […]

Heat cannot slow down scorching Knicks, lose 132-125

The New York Knicks lit the nylon on fire en route to a 132-125 win over the Miami Heat Sunday evening. No, it wasn’t literally on fire. But metaphorically, it was burnt to a crisp after the final whistle blew, behind Jalen Brunson’s masterful 47-point, eight-assist performance. Collectively, the Knicks shot 55.3 percent from the […] The post Heat cannot slow down scorching Knicks, lose 132-125 appeared first on Hot Hot Hoops - Miami HEAT NBA Blog .

Knicks 132, Heat 125: Brunson burner scorches the Heat

Jalen Brunson and the New York Knicks (20*-8) faced the Miami Heat (15-14) for the fourth and final time tonight. The Heat jumped out to a 37-30 first-quarter lead behind Kel’el Ware’s hot shooting and a 7-of-11 performance from three-point range, while Brunson kept the Knicks close with 14 points. New York’s bench sparked a […]

Nets defense shines again vs the Raptors, winning 96-81

“Defense wins championships” is a cliché as old as you’ll find in sports. That might stem from older fans, nostalgic for low scores and clinging to what they grew up on. People might just say it at the sake of sounding different since average viewers are often more engaged by offense, regardless of the sport. […]