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Danny Nelson will be likely be celebrating on draft day. | Photo by Jari Pestelacci/Eurasia Sport Images/ Danny Nelson is a defenseman turned forward with a strong east west game and forechecking ability and a knack for scoring goals. Could he be the player selected by the Devils in the 2nd round? Who is Danny Nelson? Danny Nelson was born on August 3, 2005 in Maple grove, Minnesota. A 6’3 forward/defenseman in the USNTDP, Nelson has committed to play at the University of Notre Dame next season where he will join his brother Henry Nelson, an undrafted 20-year-old...

Photo by Winslow Townson/ There’s something about keeping it in-house in the AFC East, numerous players take a ticket for the merry-go-round between Miami, New York, New England, and Buffalo. Former Jets tackle Brandon Shell found his way to Buffalo yesterday after spending 2022 with Miami and now the Jets are signing former Patriots 2019 draft pick Yodny Cajuste according to Brian Costello of the NY Post. The Jets are signing OT Yodny Cajuste, per source. Cajuste, a 2019 3rd round pick of the Patriots, played in 10 games for NE last year.— Brian Costello...

The New York Rangers are in a unique position heading into the offseason. While most teams must either focus on developing or winning with their current core, the Rangers must…

New York Islanders defenseman Scott Mayfield has reached a critical juncture in his professional career. The 30-year-old is a pending unrestricted free agent (UFA) for the first time in his…

Photo by Edward Diller/ Bringing your daily links to the NFL’s New York Jets Good morning, Gang Green Nation. I hope you’re all having a great start to the day. Remember not too long ago when Quinnen Williams removed the Jets from his social media account? Well, now it’s being reported that the Jets and Williams aren’t too far off from completing a massive contract extension for the All-Pro DT. Which, honestly, makes his removal of the Jets from his social media more childish in my opinion. It’s one of the things that makes me feel like an old man yelling at...

Aaron Palensky | Frank Becerra Jr. / The Journal News / USA TODAY NETWORK More Palensky dominance, more homers from Florial, more good starts from Hampton and Beeter, and the return of Yoendrys Gómez highlight week nine. Estevan Florial kept hitting homers, Oswald Peraza joined him, and the RailRiders kept scoring runs. Meanwhile, Aaron Palensky continued to tear up the South Atlantic League, the Hudson Valley starters showed well again, Tampa slowly but surely has been improving in the Florida State League, and some prospects we’ve been waiting for are starting to...

Photo by Rob Leiter/MLB Photos via Aaron Judge. Aaron Judge? Aaron Judge. Aaron Judge! Aaron Judge again! Aaron Judge again again! I love that guy. Today on the site, Marcus will run through the past week of Yankees minor league play, Madison will check in with the Yankees’ top AL opponents in the Rivalry Roundup, and Josh will do the same with the 1998 Yankees. Jeff and Josh will begin our end-of-month divisional review with peeks at the AL West and the AL Central, and Andrés will see if there’s any case at all for Estevan Florial to get a true shot with the...

New York Giants news for Tuesday Good morning and happy Memorial Day, New York Giants fans! Can the Giants have an elite passing offense without an elite wide receiver? If Giants fans have visions of a deep playoff run dancing in their heads in 2023, a prolific passing offense is almost a must for that to happen. They only finished 18th in total offense and 26th in passing offense. To take the next step in 2023, a top tier passing offense has to emerge. General Manager Joe Schoen has put together a 2023 receiving corps of Darren Waller and a bunch of less illustrious players,...

Photo by Jim McIsaac/ Stanton rehabbing in Somerset; Starting rotation is on the verge of looking pretty good; Bassitt chimes in on Judge pitch tipping; Florial unlikely to see much time in the Bronx this season New York Times | Tyler Kepner: Luis Severino has returned, and Carlos Rodón is on his way. That was enough to have the Times dig into the Yankees rotation moving forward. As the article notes, “no lineup would relish facing Gerrit Cole, Nestor Cortes, a full-strength Carlos Rodón and Severino in a short series.” The piece also notes the return of Domingo...

Photo by Alika Jenner/ Aaron Judge made T-Mobile Park his own personal fiefdom for a night. The Yankees must have been feeling particularly ruthless when they arrived at T-Mobile Park on Monday. After hospitable treatment from other opponents in his first five MLB starts, the Bronx Bombers gave Seattle’s Bryce Miller quite a rude greeting. Entering the contest having not given up a home run and only four runs total in his first five big league starts, Miller got torched for 8 runs on 11 hits, including home runs from Aaron Judge and Jake Bauers. Judge also apparently...

Photo by Elsa/ The center fielder pulled up lame on a run to first. The Harrison Bader Saga continues. The Yankee center fielder wins accolades of every kind when he’s on the field, but has struggled to play a full season ever since debuting. He continues to struggle with that, being pulled from Monday’s contest in Seattle with an apparent leg injury. Credit to Bader, his speed allowed him to beat out an infield single. After coming up lame following the run, though, Bader walked off the field under his own power, jogging down the dugout steps in what’s hopefully...

Photo by Vaughn Ridley/ Germán returns from suspension in time to face one of the best rookie pitchers in the league. Happy Memorial Day, everyone. The Yankees are playing better baseball of late, winning the final two games against the Padres to seal a series victory before heading out on the road. They begin their six-game West Coast trip with three games against a hot Mariners squad that has won six of their last seven — albeit against the A’s and Pirates. East Coasters better brew that extra cup of coffee, because we’ve got some late-night baseball on our...

Exactly one third of the season behind them, the Mets are 27-27 — and trying to pinpoint a team strength is a bit of a head-scratcher.

When reminded of the similarities between the two players, the scout insisted there was more reason to be optimistic about Alvarez than there was about Sanchez at the same point of their careers.

The New York Knicks don’t have a selection in this year’s NBA Draft, but one of their division rivals does have a lottery pick. After finishing the regular season with a 41-41 record, the Raptors have the No. 13 pick in the draft on June 22. Toronto could have a busy offseason with Fred VanVleet […] NBA Mock Draft has Knicks rival adding compelling two-way guard in lottery - Daily Knicks - Daily Knicks - A New York Knicks Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More