Time was running out in a season of unexpected success for the Rangers. They were losing by one goal and anxiety was rising in Madison Square Garden. It seemed like a great run was over. But all season long, including the previous two playoff games, Rangers have found a way to come back to win, …
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The Phoenix Suns dominated the NBA regular season and set a franchise record for wins with one goal in mind: Return to the NBA finals for the second year in a row and win the championship this time. They won’t even get a chance to try. The first-seeded Suns lost 123-90 to the 4-seeded Dallas …
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BOSTON – The Milwaukee Bucks opened the third quarter Sunday afternoon by putting the ball into Giannis Antetokounmpo’s massive hands – and that tends to be the most logical decision. Antetokounmpo can do things no one else can on a ballpark, and in six and a half games against the Celtics of his team’s Eastern …
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“I think the playoffs can sometimes reveal who you are, what kind of character you have,” Kreider said. “He’s been such a great leader for us all year to stay and keep working with him. He’s been a real horse.” Rangers trailed 2-0 in one half and the Penguins played without Sidney Crosby. their star …
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If anyone believes the trends, it looks like the Phoenix Suns will win their 7th or death game against the Dallas Mavericks in Sunday’s Western Conference semifinals series. After all, the home team has won every game of this playoff series. But it shouldn’t have gotten to this point for Phoenix. Not for the team …
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As soon as the playoff games were over on Thursday night, Jimmy Butler of the Miami Heat found Joel Embiid of the Philadelphia 76ers to hug him and bid him goodbye. The two stars were teammates in Philadelphia during the 2018-19 season, and there was a time when Butler thought he could stay in the …
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The inspiration for “One Night,” a nine-hour theatrical event at the Target Margin Theater in Brooklyn, began nearly 3,000 nights ago. Or to put it another way, it began more than 1,000 years ago when some Middle Eastern and Indian folktales first appeared in Arab collections. “One Night” distills these intertwined tales known as “One …
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Major League Baseball goes even deeper in the NFTs. The league said this morning it signed a deal with Sorare, a start-up that operates a fantasy sports game in Paris. NFTs or immutable tokens. Users can pay to collect tokens representing players, and the tokens accumulate points proportionally to how well players perform in real …
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Woollcott described the show on the New York Sun as “moderate to moderate and uneventful”, adding that two years later she finally caught up with the show and was stunned by its success, but also by the anger of her colleagues towards her. In the end, he relied on it to cultivate audiences who, in …
LONDON – Donald J. Trump sits sullenly behind the wheel of a golf cart as he steps onto the stage of the Old Vic theater in London. He turns to a stop, throws himself out of the little cab, pulls a club out of his golf bag, scratches his back, swings and misses for a …
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Welcome back to the postseason, New York Rangers. The intensity, the pace, the referees allowing both teams to play. And over and over again. Half a decade has passed since the Rangers made the playoffs, and their first game for the Stanley Cup was a snappy reminder of why postseason hockey is so challenging and …
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Netflix’s new quiz show has a lot of things you’ve seen in quiz shows before. For starters, there’s Howie Mandel. There is a large board with increased cash prizes. There are contestants who answer multiple choice questions about science, history and geography. Sometimes – usually, actually – they give the wrong answer. This is where …
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