Ethan Sears
Sports Reporter at New York Post
Covering Islanders and other things @nypostsports. Alum @michigandaily.
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nypost.com | Ethan Sears
Robert Saleh is glad to be away from at least one part of head coaching duty. The former Jets coach, now back in his old digs as defensive coordinator of the 49ers, told reporters Thursday that he’s glad “not to deal with all the administrative stuff that comes with being a head coach” and can now focus on coaching football. “The perspective, and that’s what was exciting about coming back. Just being in a building where I was once a coordinator and now having a global view,” Saleh said.
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nypost.com | Ethan Sears
The Texans might not have been Joe Schoen’s first choice in the Jaxson Dart trade. Behind-the-scenes footage released by the Giants from draft night shows Schoen on the phone with an unnamed general manager during the first round asking, “Are you still good to do this?”It then cuts to Schoen telling the rest of the Giants brass that the mystery GM backed out on the deal. “All week he said he would do this deal and now he’s backing out on us,” Schoen says.
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nypost.com | Ethan Sears
The Golden Knights didn’t make any secret of their feelings after going down 2-0 in their second-round series to the Oilers on Thursday. Vegas was furious over referee Gord Dwyer’s failure to call a tripping penalty on Viktor Arvidsson just 17 seconds prior to Leon Draisaitl’s overtime winner. Defenseman Brayden McNabb fell into the boards shoulder-first after Arvidsson’s stick got between his legs deep into overtime, but Dwyer’s hand stayed down.
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sports.yahoo.com | Ethan Sears
The Golden Knights didn’t make any secret of their feelings after going down 2-0 in their second-round series to the Oilers on Thursday. Vegas was furious over referee Gord Dwyer’s failure to call a tripping penalty on Viktor Arvidsson just 17 seconds prior to Leon Draisaitl’s overtime winner. AdvertisementDefenseman Brayden McNabb fell into the boards shoulder-first after Arvidsson’s stick got between his legs deep into overtime, but Dwyer’s hand stayed down.
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nypost.com | Ethan Sears
The number saga nobody asked for is — at least temporarily — over. Abdul Carter isn’t taking a number off the Giants’ ring of honor. Rather, he’ll wear No. 51 at rookie camp, taking a numeral worn by Azeez Ojulari, Kyler Fackrell and Zak DeOssie in recent years.
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