Earlier today, the New York Liberty tied their championship series against the Minnesota Lynx with an 80-66 Game 2 victory at Barclay Center before a sold-out crowd of 18,406. In other cities, that might’ve been the biggest event of the weekend, but not in New York.
Starting with the Liberty game, in a period of less than 36 hours, New York is hosting 8 games in 5 different arenas in front of a projected 295,000 patrons (not to mention those packing bars to watch the Mets tonight in the first game of the NLCS).
Here’s what’s still left:
Today
6p Minnesota Timberwolves at New York Knicks (pre-season Madison Square Garden)
820p Cincinnati Bengals at New York Giants (MetLife Stadium)
Tomorrow
1p Utah Hockey Club at New Jersey Devils (Prudential Center)
7p Detroit Red Wings at New York Rangers (Madison Square Garden)
730p Washington Wizards at Brooklyn Nets (pre-season Barclays Center)
7:38p Cleveland Guardians at New York Yankees (Yankee Stadium)
8:15p Buffalo Bills at New York Jets (MetLife Stadium)
