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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.

New York Rangers' defenseman K'Andre Miller was ejected Sunday, and could face a suspension, for spitting on the face of an opponent, and fans were not happy.

I hope both New York teams make the playoffs and don't be surprised if they are both active between now and the trade deadline.

James Dolan always seems to have a beef with someone. Now the owner of Madison Square Garden, the New York Rangers and the New York Knicks is in the midst of a fight with the New York State Liquor Authority and Blue Shirt fans may get their beers knocked out of their hands in the melee.

With the new year comes new expectations, and in 2023, these predictions for each New York professional sports team are so crazy, they may just come true.

A longtime New York Ranger who was voted one of the 100 greatest hockey players of all-time will be in Utica this weekend. Brian Leetch is scheduled for an autograph signing event at Hall of Frames Sports Collectibles on Saturday. Leetch was inducted in to the Hockey Fall of Fame in 2009, was named one of the 100 greatest to ever play in 2017 and is set for induction into the International Ice Hoc

In pro sports, athletes come-and-go every time they need a new contract, but when these New York athletes put on a different jersey, it just didn't look right.

2022 was anything but ordinary for New York's sports teams, and these ten stories left fans shocked, amazing, and even a bit disappointed during the year.

For the first time since 2013, NY Rangers' forward Chris Kreider is looking to move homes. Peak inside his current sweet apartment, before it's off-the-market.

For every draft boom, there is a draft bust, and some of the largest draft "busts" have taken the stage wearing a New York sports team's logo. Here are ten busts.

In addition to being a retired NHLer, Sean Avery is also an advocate of those who ride bikes and scooters, but was found guilty after taking that fight too far.