Frank Ntilikina embracing Olympic chance after lost Knicks season
NY Post
Frank Ntilikina will play plenty Sunday against coach Gregg Popovich and the U.S. men’s basketball team in Saitama Prefecture, Japan.
The rematch between France and the United States is set for Sunday at 8 a.m. (EST) in the Tokyo Olympics opener. “We’ve been preparing for France for two years,’’ Popovich said. “I think about it everyday.’’
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Noah Laba’s “welcome to the NHL” moment hit him like a freight train.
A moving of the goal posts?
Jordi Fernandez was happy with Cam Thomas’ playmaking, and isn’t worried about his shotmaking.
CHICAGO — The snow had stopped, but not the delirium of Bears fans still in disbelief and their awe over another Cardiac Caleb Williams Miracle TD pass with 18 seconds left in regulation to force OT against the Rams.
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Mika Zibanejad is the only Ranger who has been with the organization every day between the first letter in February 2018 and the second that was released last week.
Former big league knuckleballer Wilbur Wood died on Saturday at the age of 84.
Many keyboards have been tapped to stress the struggles of Karl-Anthony Towns, whose transition to Mike Brown’s system has gone about as smoothly as a car ride on square wheels.
Robert Saleh has moved one step closer to becoming a head coach again.
To be fair, you might’ve had the same initial reaction as Peyton Manning to the Broncos’ devastating injury news.
It’s the existential question that will hover over the Knicks until proven otherwise.
Josh Allen fumbled away his clearest path to the Super Bowl.
CALGARY, Alberta — Go figure: after squeezing out a win in which they were badly outchanced in Edmonton, the Islanders went to Calgary, won the advanced stats competition and lost the game.
Forty-one down. Forty-one to go.