Author Archives: Derek

Hey all – Sorry for my absence but I was in Vegas baby. Let’s get to it. Trade deadline on Tuesday. All sorts of possibilities for the Isles. The latest rumor, reported by Eklund, has Bill Guerin coming to the … Continue reading →

The legendary Sabres play-by-play man’s call of the chaos that ensued up in Buffalo is up! Watch it now and grab some popcorn and a brew! Senators-Sabres Brawl New Post

This is courtesy of today’s NHL Today: A WILD NIGHT IN THE NHLEight of the 12 games played Thursday went to overtime, a League record for most overtime games in one day. The previous record of seven was set on … Continue reading →

Apparently, No.68’s failure to take part in another shootout infuriated longtime Ranger fans today. Many flooded the airwaves of WFAN. Included was a call from my Dad to Benigno and Roberts. I didn’t catch it. But I have a pretty … Continue reading →

But I just want to ask you something. Why was it even necessary for you to say that? Because you know the truth. Game. Set. Match. There is a double standard and that’s all I’m going to say. Nothing further. … Continue reading →

Here it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVoAOg7_6vo the trivia question: What was Steve’s favorite part of this? New Post

We here at BoNY from time to time like to give you interviews with the wonderful people who cover our game. Tonight, we had the chance to do this with Lyle Richardson, whom most of you know as Spector from … Continue reading →

So add a point to the Habs, they now take back 7th place. Forsberg fell in the shootout. Haw Haw. New Post

Derek, you can complain about nothing. Even when they gave us the advantage, we failed. There are no excuses. They lost in the shootout, there are no excuses for the Rangers, they blew it. Absolutely blew it. Another thing I … Continue reading →

Not just in NHL circles, but in sports circles. There is a buzz about this one. With no Knicks or Nets, and A-Rod and Jeter being quiet the past 24 hrs., maybe, just maybe? We get a backpage? That’s of … Continue reading →