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Give it up for the Nets, who performed a critical civic duty Wednesday night for their neighbors on he other side of the East River. After the last four games — really after the last four weeks or so — it didn’t seem possible that any prescription existed that could make the Knicks feel this good about themselves. 

John Harbaugh wasted no time making major changes to the Giants.

The Yankees on Wednesday signed an incumbent player — a returnee — and that is never going to draw a standing ovation from fans looking for something new and exciting. But Cody Bellinger is the absolute right move and right guy for the Yankees, who should be vastly improved without doing anything dramatic or even especially different all winter.

Bruce Arians doesn’t have any idea what is going on in Buffalo.

Mike Dunleavy may have been a sharpshooter during his 15-year NBA career, but he showed Tuesday night he can still dunk when needed.

It’s finger-pointing season in Buffalo — and according to the owner, Brandon Beane’s hands are clean.

Killers, superheroes, romance, and politics.  

LOS ANGELES — The Rangers’ announcement of their plans to retool naturally coincided with Gabe Perreault’s return to the top line. 

A gaping hole in the Mets outfield got filled Tuesday night.

Jalen Brunson said a whole lot with just a few words.

Now that he’s back, Jalen Brunson can laugh about it.

As Giants introduced their new head coach on Tuesday, their last full-time coach talked to one of their biggest rivals.

SEATTLE — Since junior hockey, Anthony Duclair had never changed anything about his stick. That flex, that curvature — it worked for him, so why touch it?

A trial in the federal case against former Dodgers star Yasiel Puig is now underway in Los Angeles.

SAN FRANCISCO — The Warriors may have seen their title chances disappear Monday night.

Reanna Madura spent her childhood in the middle of a dark family secret — one harbored by the now 25-year-old’s mother, Melissa Rose, who lived in fear that the truth might scar her daughter for life.

The Steelers are interviewing a pair of coaching candidates with Pittsburgh ties in their search for Mike Tomlin’s replacement.

The Mets, much like every team in the majors, have a Dodgers problem.

It was a collaborative effort: they all sucked.

John Harbaugh is already at work trying to put together his first Giants coaching staff. One of the most logical candidates is Todd Monken, who was the Ravens offensive coordinator the past three seasons with Harbaugh.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Noah Laba’s “welcome to the NHL” moment hit him like a freight train. 

A moving of the goal posts?

He’s marveling at this new development. 

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.

The Blue Jays were willing to go to 10 years for free-agent outfielder Kyle Tucker, but they fell far short on the average annual value that he ultimately received from the Dodgers.

SEATTLE — You may not care much about the 49ers.

The Rangers have been here before. For the second time in eight years, the team has issued a letter declaring the season dead, the Stanley Cup window closed, and announcing the commencement of a partial teardown they hope will someday lead to the Canyon of Heroes.

Sean McVay doesn’t fear the cold.

Rangers president and general manager Chris Drury made his intentions known to the team, the fan base and the rest of the National Hockey League on Friday afternoon. 

Add another Yankee to the World Baseball Classic mix.

It wasn’t perfect. Or even pretty. 

With the Memphis Grizzlies open to trading Ja Morant, his camp should be focused on one thing if they have any say in the situation, as oftentimes stars do. 

Won’t get fooled again.

Jacob Knudsen would give anything to be an ordinary college freshman.

Chris Redd’s attack was no laughing matter.

No thanks to the Academy. 

Looking this good doesn’t come easy.

In an ideal world, Jaxson Dart would have an SEC get-together of sorts in the Big Apple.

From the perch of Mika Zibanejad, this has been different. The Rangers still lost plenty of games at the start of the season. Still unintentionally constructed the shaky foundation that has since cratered all the way to last place in the Eastern Conference.