The Jets could not even get to the regular season before Le’Veon Bell’s carries became an issue. The running back took to Twitter to gripe about his role in an intrasquad scrimmage on Wednesday. Bell played two series in the scrimmage and then watched the rest from the sideline. Jets coach Adam Gase said Bell … Continue reading NY Jets: Le’Veon Bell Not Happy With Coach Adam Gase →

“Authentic" led all the way to win a Kentucky Derby unlike any other, kicking away from heavy favorite Tiz the Law in the stretch and giving Bob Baffert a record-tying sixth victory on Saturday after the trainer’s other entry was a late scratch. Authentic won without the usual crowd of 150,000 on hand at Churchill … Continue reading “Authentic” Wins The Kentucky Derby →

After months of holding out, Krispy Kreme will open a sprawling Times Square flagship store. Sometime in September, the new store located at 1601 Broadway at West 48th Street, will flip the switch on the world’s largest hot light; the company’s signal that fresh doughnuts are ready for eating. Unlike the doughnut chain’s other New … Continue reading Krispy Kreme’s Largest NYC Store Will Open on Times Square →

On paper, the Second Round series between Alain Vigneault's Philadelphia Flyers (41-21-7 in the regular season, 7-2 in the postseason) and Barry Trotz's New York Islanders (35-23-10 regular season, 7-2 postseason) shapes up to be a low-scoring, grind-it-out contest. The Flyers have allowed only 16 goals across their nine playoff games to date, while the … Continue reading Hockey: New York Islanders vs Philadelphia Flyers →