Marc Sirota, the chief financial officer for Altice, told The Post on Thursday that he was “extremely close” to an agreement with MSG Networks.
The 2nd overall pick in 2019 Kaapo Kakko, who was recently traded to the Seattle Kraken, took a shot at his former team, the New York Rangers, in a recent interview.
The Rangers’ climb back into the playoff picture is a reflection of how well they’ve been playing of late (8-1-3 in January). It also shows how deep of a hole they dug earlier in the year: They’ve had a sustained stretch of strong hockey and still haven’t fully erased the damage.
The former Staten Island resident scored his second goal of the season for the New York Rangers, who continuted their resurgence with a 5-0 home victory over the Ottawa Senators at Madison Square Garden.
The Rangers made just four selections in the 2024 NHL Draft but held onto their first-rounder and the pool remains solid.
Strictly speaking in numbers, yes, the New York Rangers, who currently occupy the eighth wild card spot for playoff contention in the Eastern Conference, can make the postseason and are technically only four points out. That's two wins. So, there's hope ...
As of this moment, it’s conceivable that the Leafs could face 11 of the 15 other teams in the Eastern Conference in Round 1. But which opponent would give them the best chance at advancing to Round 2?
The Mets are working on Pete Alonso but a veteran pitcher could be the perfect finishing touch on their offseason.
Kaapo Kakko’s role has dramatically increased since the New York Rangers traded him to the Seattle Kraken. After serving a third-line role in New York while even getting scratched on a few occasions, Kakko is suddenly playing on the Kraken’s first line alongside Matty Beniers and Jaden Schwartz.