Brooklyn Sports Recap 9/17/13: Kirilenko deal investigated, Whitehead liked Seton Hall
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- The NBA investigated the Nets deal with Andrei Kirilenko
- Brooklyn High School Football Power Rankings – Week 2: E-Hall shuts out Boys High
- New Utrecht beats Canarsie 16-0 | Photos
- Photos from Erasmus Hall’s 20-0 victory over Boys High
- Postgame interviews with E-Hall’s coach, Samuel, and Peart
- LIU Brooklyn’s Foit named Player of the Week, Shinkowitz Rookie of the Week
- St. Francis’ Kevin Correa named NEC Player of the Week
- Whitehead enjoyed his visit to Seton Hall: I don’t see why people don’t go there
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE PAST WEEK
- HS Game of the Week: Erasmus Hall 20, Boys and Girls 0 | Photos
- Khadeen Carrington commits to Seton Hall
- Read: New York Islanders caught in the middle
- Photos from the Islanders training camp at the Barclays Center
- Carmelo Anthony: Nets/Knicks rivalry will be the best in the NBA
- LIU Brooklyn’s Julian Boyd re-tore his ACL
- Jason Terry: Knicks could win a Rucker Park championship, not the NBA chip
- St. Francis Soccer Coach: Brooklyn Bridge Park gives us a real home field advantage
- St. Francis Men’s Soccer team wins first game at new home field | Photos
COMING UP ON TUESDAY
- I’ll finish wrapping up the weekend high school football coverage.
- High school game of the week preview (Friday: Lincoln @ Tottenville).
- A Brooklyn kid expected to be named an All-American (of course it’s Isaiah Whitehead).
- A look at some of the top NEC basketball freshman and transfers in the area.
- A quick preview on the New York Islanders.
- Don’t forget our weekly schedule of sporting events for Brooklyn teams.
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