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How will New York coaches/managers fare in 2009?
neil.best@newsday.comSure, he already was past traditional retirement age, and clearly, his success in the Bronx had much to do with having the best talent money could buy. Remember those ho-hum earlier stops in the National League in New York and with the Braves? The fact...Tags: National Hockey League, Isiah Thomas, Casey Stengel, Mike D'Antoni, Atlanta Braves
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Who's the best manager in New York?
anthony.rieber@newsday.comLast year, two days before Christmas, we asked a simple question: With Joe Torre gone, who is the best coach / manager in New York? It seems hard to recall now, but at that point the Giants had not won the Super Bowl. In fact, they hadn't even clinched a...Tags: Super Bowl, Stephon Marbury, Brett Favre, Multi-Sport Events, Public Employees
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How to fix the Islanders
GREG LOGAN: MUST SEE THE 'LIGHT' Whether Islanders fans agree with it or not, the process of fixing the franchise began in earnest last summer when owner Charles Wang chose general manager Garth Snow over coach Ted Nolan and gave Snow the opportunity...Tags: Al Davis, People, National Hockey League, Public Employees, Brendan Witt
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Isles' Hilbert goes from goal scorer to survivor
Believe it or not, there was a time when Andy Hilbert saw himself as a goal scorer. Maybe not the next Mario Lemieux, but a guy capable of producing more than 30 goals a season, a feat he accomplished twice with Providence in the AHL. But even as he...Tags: Garth Snow, National Hockey League, Mike Sillinger, Soccer, Brendan Witt
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Ted Nolan no longer is the Islanders' coach
WatchdogWow. So much for any chance Billy Packer had of sneaking onto Newsday's Tuesday back page. There is just way too much going on in the world for me to keep up.......Tags: Billy Packer
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Former Isle Satan enjoying new life in Pittsburgh
The return to Nassau Coliseum of former Islander Miro Satan on Saturday night couldn't be much more triumphant. In 13 games, Satan already has eight goals, which is half the total he scored all last season in his worst year since he was a rookie. While...Tags: Josef Vasicek, Leonard Nimoy, Marian Hossa, Wayne Gretzky, Management Change
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Maple Leafs not going all out this season
mark.herrmann@newsday.comSound familiar? A tradition-rich franchise plays in a city that is virtually the capital of the sport, near league offices and not far from the Hall of Fame. It has intense media coverage, ravenous fan following and talk radio chatter aplenty, 12 months a...Tags: Miroslav Satan, National Hockey League, Mathieu Schneider, Florida Panthers, Wine, Beer, and Spirits
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Citing irreconcilable differences, Snow and Nolan part
greg.logan@newsday.comIn his first season back in the NHL after a nine-year exile, coach Ted Nolan turned the Islanders into The Little Team That Could as they ignored predictions of doom to qualify for the playoffs. But the fairy-tale beginning gave way to a controversial... -
Islanders share opinions on 'roids
greg.logan@newsday.comFormer Islanders defenseman Sean Hill became the first and so far only player suspended under the NHL's policy against performance-enhancing drugs during the playoffs in April, so the Isles have been paying close attention to baseball's burgeoning...Tags: Baseball, National Hockey League, Roger Clemens, Brendan Witt, Sean Hill
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Islanders beat Capitals on Park's OT goal
erik.boland@newsday.comFriday night it was Miroslav Satan and a surprising offensive eruption by the fourth line that lifted the Islanders to their best output in well over a month. Richard Park saved the Islanders Saturday night. Park's wrist shot with 1:17 left in...Tags: Miroslav Satan, Josef Vasicek, Olaf Kolzig, Soccer, Chris Campoli
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First impression is a positive one
Peter Laviolette has enough of a burden on his shoulders as he was welcomed into the Islanders organization yesterday as the team's 10th head coach. What he didn't need was any extra weight of expectations heaped on him. But whenever there is a new era to...Tags: Baseball, National Hockey League, Boston Bruins, Public Employees, Major League Baseball
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