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Table of Contents

• Results Round-Up

• Today’s NY Must-Knows

• Happening Elsewhere 🌎

• Today’s NY Fixtures

• Local NYC Spotlight

• Pass it on!

🏀 NCAA Basketball

• Tennessee 92 - Auburn 84

• Duke 84 - Louisville 59

• Marquette 91 - Providence 69

• Iowa State 58 - Oklahoma 45

• Texas A&M 68 - South Carolina 70

• Ole Miss 88 - Alabama 103

• Illinois 105 - Minnesota 97

• Creighton 85 - Seton Hall 64

• Arizona State 67 - Arizona 85

🏀 NBA

• Mavs 136 - Raptors 125

• Pelicans 114 - Pacers 123

• Cavs 123 - Bulls 132

• Grizzlies 101 - Timberwolves 110

• Kings 96 - Nuggets 117

• Lakers 116 - Clippers 112

 🏒 NHL

• Rangers 4 - Blue Jackets 1

• Oilers 3 - Blues 2

⚽ English FA Cup

• Chelsea 3 - Leeds 2

• Nottingham Forest 0 - Man Utd 1

• Wolves 1 - Brighton 0

• Liverpool 3 - Southampton 0

🏒 Artemi Panarain scored twice as the Rangers made it their 11th win in 12 games with a 4-1 victory over the Blue Jackets last night. This leaves the Rangers joint top of the NHL standings on 83 points with the Vancouver Canucks.

⚽️ Both New York based MLS teams will opt to skip the 2024 US Open Cup, with both fielding their II teams. The competitions format, which is due to be announce this weekend, is expected to feature just 8 full MLS teams.

🏒 The New Jersey Devils announced yesterday that the team has acquired Dallas’s own fourth-round pick in the 2026 NHL Draft for facilitating an existing trade between the Dallas Stars and Calgary Flames for Chris Tanev.

🏀 Caitlin Clark recorded her 6th career 30-point triple double last night as she is just 18 points away from the NCAA Division I scoring title!

⚽️ Liverpool continued their fine run of form as they dispatched Southampton 3-0 thanks to goals from Lewis Koumas x2 and Jayden Danns, both of which are just 18 years old. Liverpool will now face Man Utd in the QFs while Man City will host Newcastle.

🏀 The Lakers came back from a 77-96 3rd quarter deficit against the Clippers, mainly thanks to LeBron James out scoring the Clippers 19-16 in the 4th, to help the Lakers to a 116-112 win!