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None of New York's most famous sports venues are currently for sale, but if they were, they would cost this much to purchase.

For sports fanatics like us, there is no better place in America to live than the Empire State.

Check out five historic photos, taken of New York's most famous sports venues, and what they look like today. That is, if they still exist.

For just the 29th time ever, a "Sports Equinox" is happening on October 30, 2023, and a few New York sports teams will be involved in making history.

Over the past two and half decades, John Mayer has become on of the music industries' top performers. On Saturday night, the pop-music sensation, who bizarrely (and thankfully) became member of Dead & Company with the Grateful Dead's Bob Weir, entertained a packed UBS Arena for over two hours, by himself.

The big winner these days in sports wagering is the State of New York. In the gambling report released by state Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli on Wednesday, it revealed that the Empire State is far exceeding expected tax revenues from sports wagering. Sounds great? Well, there is a good side and a bad side to every story.

Are you interested in owning one of New York's most famous sports venues? If they were ever put on the market, this is how much they would cost.

Hockey fans constantly make jokes about the NHL and how they continually botch easy marketing opportunities. The league's television blackout rules, especially for fans that are paying for every available premium service that the NHL has to offer in the Capital District of New York, are comical.

The Hurricanes are a really good team however and the Islanders drew a really tough matchup.

New York's professional sports teams are magnets for historic rivalries, and these ten infamous rivalries will always get fans riled up in the stands.

For New York sports fanatics, 2023 is heating up like another very special year. If you are a "New York" NBA and/or NHL fan, 1994 was one for the memory banks. And, something happened on Wednesday that hasn't occurred since '94.

Last week on ESPN's First Take, Stephen A. Smith stated that Stanley Cups shouldn't count toward a city's championship total, enraging hockey fans everywhere.