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Floral Park's Dominick Critelli, a 104-year-old World War II veteran, will perform the national anthem on his saxophone before the Islanders-Rangers game on Saturday night at UBS Arena.

'I love this country'

"Super special," Warren said after logging 14:24 with three shots in the Islanders' win

Hometown kid finally gets a home game for the Islanders

Floral Park's Dominick Critelli will play the song on his saxophone before the Islanders-Rangers' game on Saturday night.

WWII veteran Critelli, 104, to perform national anthem at UBS Arena

Adam Fox's father-in-law Tim Green was a first-round selection out of Syracuse in the 1986 draft and played eight seasons for the Falcons.

Rangers' Fox raising money for ALS, inspired by his father-in-law

"The adjustment to the pro game has been going well," VJ Edgecombe said after Friday's game. "It's pros, the best players in the world."

Former LuHi star Edgecombe: 'I want to be the best player ever'

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If the Giants win, they win. But if they lose, they still win. Sort of.

Giants fans hoping for a loss? Yes, but it's complicated

It all started in 1947 at the old Madison Square Garden location when the Knicks defeated the Providence Steamrollers, 89-75.

Knicks' top 5 Christmas Day moments at Madison Square Garden

Pete Carroll believed in Russell Wilson's ability and the two won a Super Bowl together in Seattle.

Wilson-Carroll bond good example of what Giants should find for Dart

The rookie QB is at his best when he's taking chances, and interim coach Mike Kafka needs to let him do it.

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