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The Bronx Bombers Are Back
NOTE: Because of the events transpiring in the Stanley Cup and NBA playoffs, we’re sparing many of you and talking baseball today. NEW YORK, NY – We are one and a half months into the MLB season and the New York Yankees are in first place of the American League East. Yes, you’re reading that [...]
NHL Playoffs: Bruins vs. Rangers, Courtesy of Randy Carlyle
BOSTON, MA – Frequent visitors to MTM know of my affinity for ice hockey. And because I’m a hockey nut, I found a parallel between 1982 and 2013 – in NHL playoffs history. Moreover, on a day in which we lost renowned psychologist Dr. Joyce Brothers, the Toronto Maple Leafs, and more specifically head coach [...]
Knicks Step Up The Pace, Matt Harvey Five-0, Instant Reply Gone Wild
NEW YORK, NY – In a ‘must win’ situation, the New York Knickerbockers came through and beat the Indiana Pacers 85-75 Thursday night at The Garden. Unfortunately, the Meet The Matts All-Event Press Pass had expired, so Preacher Collins – (me in the third person) had the privilege of watching from a local gastro-pub just [...]
Keep Calm: Its Just the NHL Playoffs
Medicine Hat, AB – Its only the start of the second round of the NHL playoffs and already my nerves are shot. That seven game slugfest with the Caps took a lot out of me. Especially the 1-0 game 6 victory at the Garden. The last three minutes of that game when the Rangers didn’t [...]
Baseball Roundup Quarter Season Report Card
MISTAKE-ON-THE-LAKE, OH - For those not enamored by the progression of the NHL or NBA playoffs, there is an important milestone right around the corner in Baseball… and we’ve got it in our Baseball Roundup Quarter Season Report Card. Right about now is the first time one can honestly peg who the contenders and pretenders are around [...]


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Grote’s Gripes: Boston vs New York Like Great Boxing Battles
NEW YORK, NY – There is no bigger rivalry between two sports cities in this country than between New York and Boston. This has been going on since the days of Boston Red Sox star Babe Ruth being sold to the Yankees. I have been on both sides of the rivalry having grown up in [...]
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