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Photograph of, from left, interim coach Tom Barrise, assitant coach Doug Overton, Chris Douglas-Roberts, Devin Harris, Josh Boone and Trenton Hassell by Mark J. Terrill/AP Lakers 106 Nets 87: The coach was new, but the losing wasn’t. New Jersey has now tied the NBA record for losses to open... continue reading on Gothamist

One of the great figures in New York sports officially retired this week. Bob Sheppard, the public address announcer of the Yankees, Giants and St. John’s called it quits at the ripe old age of 99. Sheppard, who worked for the Yankees from 1951-2007 and the Giants from 1956-2006... continue reading on Gothamist

Pittsburgh 8 Rangers 3: It has been two nights to forget for New York, but the question is, where did the defense go? Surely it cannot be the loss of Wade Redden that sparked the total breakdown in the defensive zone. Whatever it is, the Rangers have an off... continue reading on Gothamist

The Giants stayed out of the abyss this past Sunday. Losers of four-straight, they blew a 14-point fourth quarter lead, but managed to prevail in overtime to keep their season moving. Now, they have to go on the road in a short week and beat a Denver team that... continue reading on Gothamist

Photograph of Mike D'Antoni reacting during a timeout by Chris Carlson/AP Lakers 100 Knicks 90: They hung in there for the first half, but they were simply outclassed in the second half. Los Angeles really blew things open by dominating on the boards, outrebounding the Knicks 60-36. Kobe Bryant... continue reading on Gothamist