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If indeed a players and owners-only meeting comes to fruition, count New York Rangers team owner and MSG chairman James Dolan as a willing participant.

New York Rangers hope to avoid another lockout and start the season on time.

If the hated Rangers came calling, could Zach Parise pull the trigger? Would he?

This is the third in a three-part series based on an ESPN the Magazine feature. The full feature is available in the Mag's Money Issue. Lesson seven: The NFL's new rookie pay scale is a game changer NFL owners took a PR hit during last year's loc...

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says more than 2 million Time Warner Cable subscribers can now be witness to "Lin-sanity" because a deal struck with MSG Network.

At a glance: Following Tuesday's bounceback win over Nashville - one that prompted Rangers owner James Dolan to say he considers the team "pretty close" to winning the Stanley Cup -- the 29-11-4 Blueshirts aim to record their third straight win again...

Rangers coach John Tortorella doesn't like Stanley Cup talk in January, but he was heartened by Rangers owner James Dolan's enthusiasm following the team's 3-0 win over Nashville Tuesday night. After Dolan's giddy proclamation that the team was "p...

The number-crunching minds of Hockey Prospectus produced an article Wednesday (Insider) that seems to indicate that New York Rangers owner James Dolan may want to pump his brakes before he starts claiming the Cup is within the Blueshirts' grasp. ...

Rob Vollman of Hockey Prospectus examines the NHL's teams least likely to sustain their first-half success and finds the NHL-leading New York Rangers at the top of the list.

Story | Conversation | January 18, 2012

Rangers owner James Dolan upstaged coach John Tortorella at his postgame press conference, making a rare appearance in front of the media. Dolan, who seemed giddy following the Rangers' 3-0 win over the streaking Predators, said he feels the Range...

In a rare, impromptu news conference Tuesday night, Rangers owner James Dolan said he feels his Blueshirts are closing in on the Stanley Cup championship.

Henrik Lundqvist made 27 saves for his fourth shutout of the season, and the New York Rangers stayed atop the NHL standings with a 3-0 victory over Nashville that stopped the Predators' winning streak at five games on Tuesday night.

All that and more in this week's Katie Baker mailbag.

Whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy! The news on Friday night that Kim Gordon and Thurston Moore had split up after 27 years of marriage was for indie rock fans like having a rock thrown through your bedroom window. The coolness and longevity...

Fans have never been more impotent in sports. But they don't seem to mind.

We list the 10 worst N.Y. sports owners -- and the Wilpons are better than some.