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    • Rangers waste Lundqvist's performance in Game 3

      Entering the third period of Game 3 vs. the Bruins, the Rangers held a 1-0 lead. Henrik Lundqvist's sterling play was the only reason the Rangers had any shot of winning. But Boston's dominance was too much, and the Rangers fell after mustering few scoring chances. More »

    • Knicks emphasize 'continuity' in offseason

      As the Knicks look forward to the offseason, they have preached "continuity" more than change. With so much money tied up in current players and limited salary-cap room, they may have no choice. Don't expect big changes for Mike Woodson in the cast around Carmelo Anthony. More »

    • Mets' offense stalls again in shutout loss

      Cincinnati got all the scoring it needed in the first inning, plating three on the way to a 4-0 win. Todd Frazier hit a ground ball that got by David Wright to score the first two runs. Jon Niese went six innings and gave up three unearned runs. The Mets' offense produced three hits. More »

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      • W.B. Mason Post Game Extra

        Gary and Ron discuss the Mets' 4-0 loss to the Reds on Tuesday night. Against Mike Leake and company, Mets hitters produced three hits and failed to give Jon Niese any run support. In addition, David Wright's error in the first inning scored two for the Reds. Niese went six innings in the loss. More »

      • Bruins take commanding 3-0 series lead

        Rangers fans rejoiced after Taylor Pyatt scored the game's first goal in the second period. But two Bruins goals in the third period gave Boston a 2-1 win and silenced Madison Square Garden Tuesday night. Daniel Paille scored on a rebound with 3:31 remaining to seal the win. More »

      • McLouth hits walk-off homer, beats Yankees

        After the Yankees won the series opener in 10 innings, Nate McLouth got payback with a walk-off home run in the 10th on Tuesday night to give Baltimore the 3-2 win. Chris Dickerson hit two home runs for Baltimore in the victory, which snapped the Orioles' six-game losing skid. More »

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        • Ojeda looking for strong pitching in the future

          SNY's Bobby Ojeda joined Mets Blog to talk all things Mets during their game against the Cincinnati Reds. Ojeda believes the Mets' pitching rotation could be great in a couple of years with Noah Syndergaard, Rafael Montero and Zack Wheeler set to join Matt Harvey and Jon Niese. More »

        • NFL draft could move from New York City

          Schedule issues at Radio City Music Hall are forcing the 2014 NFL Draft back to mid-May, and Roger Goodell has yet to find a location for the future. “We haven’t found the location in New York that meets our requirements and where we think we can continue to grow the event," Goodell said. More »

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          • Yankees, Manchester City to own MLS team

            Manchester City and the Yankees will co-own a new Major League Soccer expansion team. The team, which will be named New York City Football Club, will begin play in 2015 at a location to be determined. Manchester City plays an exhibition in the Bronx on Saturday. More »

          • Marcum shows improvements, if not results

            Shaun Marcum now owns an 0-5 record with a 6.59 ERA, but the news is not all bad. The first-year Met may have turned a corner in his last two starts. In those outings, he pitched a combined 12 2/3 innings, allowing six earned runs with 10 strikeouts and two walks. More »

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