Eat where @PhilRosenthal eats. You will not be disappointed. Really made my first trip to #chicago, and #Lolla experience special. Reql#somebodyfeedphil @JimsOriginal @AlsItalianBeef
@Mika4Hart@to36223@spelunky_ March 18, 2026.During that matchup at Madison Square Garden, Hughes put on a dominant performance, powering the New Jersey Devils to a 6-3 victory over the New York Rangers. He recorded 3 points total, consisting of 1 goal and 2 assists.
@Mika4Hart@spelunky_ March 18, 2026.During that matchup at Madison Square Garden, Hughes put on a dominant performance, powering the New Jersey Devils to a 6-3 victory over the New York Rangers. He recorded 3 points total, consisting of 1 goal and 2 assists.
@Mika4Hart@to36223@spelunky_ Accoring to Igor.... Crosby, HUGHES, McKinnon are his top three toughest opponents to play against. Last regular season, Jack played 3 games against Igor, dominating the matchup with 4g, 3a.
@SleeperMets Only Mets who are great players and win a WS with Mets should have jersey retired, what is legendary about not being a champion. They are filling the stadium with jersey numbers of players that never got us a championship...
@MikeBartner Crosby, Ovi, Kopitar and Kane only mentionable.... modern hockey is modern.... guys that might be aren't there yet.. kopitar is gone now, and kane really isn't a factor anymore. so the answer is as obvious as it seems. Ovi and crosby. they started modern hockey and are still here
@Mets@baseballhall@carlosbeltran15@CitiField I really think no player should have their number retired by any organization if they didn't win a championship with that team. The reason you draft or sign players to to win. Not come in second or just make the playoffs or just because they are good.
Every year on or right before 9/11, we show this video to our students. It’s not only powerful story-telling, it’s a reminder to a younger generation about how life altering 9/11 was for those of us who lived it. It’s only 10 min #themanintheredbandana
🔥CINEMA. The New York Knicks winning tonight was nothing short of an epic FATHER & SON story decades in the making for Jalen Brunson getting redemption for our NYK against The Spurs.
The Knicks defeated them on their home court to end the series 4-1
The Spurs defeated us 4-1 in that series 27 years ago at with Rick Brunson as a Knick at MSG.
Commentators would relentlessly tell everyone that Jalen was “TOO SMALL” to win against the top tiers.
Yet here he stands as MVP with the rest of one of the greatest relentless Knick teams ever assembled against their star player being the opposite of TOO SMALL… they now CHAMPIONS.
Jalen shows you how important humility… work ethic & family who believe in you are for an individual.
Brunson is everything you want to see in an athlete as an example for youth and the reason he is so successful is not just talent but COMPOSURE.
He is one of the most stress resilient emotionally controlled athletes I have ever seen as a life long New York sports fan.
He not only got his fathers 1999 team redemption but ALL of us New York Knicks fans. And he and that team earned EVERY win in the face of adversity.
We just watched a historic team we will remember for generations. Thank you @jalenbrunson1 & @nyknicks
Mike Eruzione: “This isn’t miracle. I’ve been saying it for a long time. It’s time. This is the best hockey team we’ve ever put on the ice.”
“It’s gonna be this team. This is their time.”
Turn me up Cap 🫡🇺🇸
Can’t stop thinking about this
Sharing a room with your brother at the Winter Olympics and both not being able to fall asleep the night before a gold medal game and calling your shot
"I keep thinking about my OT winner tomorrow."
Storybook stuff
Dylan Larkin on Jack Hughes: "Jacko, that moment. I can't wait to watch it. The difference between a guy that wants the puck on a stick in that moment, if you watch the video, I turn and go back. He wants it and he fucking put it in the net. That's what superstar players do. Just that moment for us, that's gonna stick with me for the rest of my life."
Quinn Hughes on brother Jack scoring the golden goal:
“I’m just so proud of him. He’s had TWO shoulder surgeries and he’s so young, he’s only 24.
People have no idea how hard this journey has been for him, dealing with injuries and battling through so much to be the player he is. I mean, he loves this game more than anyone. He’s one of the best players in the world, and I’m so glad everyone got to see why today.”
#TeamUSA #MilanoCortina2026 #Olympics