The Yankees took three of four from the Blue Jays in Toronto and the MVP of the series was none other than manager Aaron Boone. The series was rife with drama from the start and New York’s polarizing skipper put on a master class. He pushed all the right pitching buttons. The bullpen management was … Continued
We can always expect the drama when the Yankees play the Blue Jays. In April, when Toronto visited the Bronx, known New York villain Vladimir Guerrero Jr. powered the Jays to taking two of three. It was the opposite when the Yankees visited the Blue Jays for four games this week. The bats came alive … Continued
After an interesting and very entertaining series in Toronto against the Blue Jays, the Yankees’ road trip will conclude in Cincinnati with a three-game set vs. the Reds. Here’s what the probable pitching matchups look like at the moment. Friday at 6:40 p.m. ET: Clarke Schmidt vs. Ben Lively After a handful of more encouraging … Continued
The Mets are concluding a six-game homestand this weekend and will be welcoming the Cleveland Guardians to Queens. It will serve as a reunion of sorts thanks to the blockbuster trade that went down three offseasons ago. Francisco Lindor and Carlos Carrasco will be facing Cleveland, while former Mets infielders Amed Rosario and Andres Gimenez … Continued
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The full-court press to bring the 2026 World Cup final to New York (and New Jersey) kicked into high gear Thursday. A New York Times story. A press event in Times Square with Michael Strahan doing MC duties. A brand and logo reveal. And Mayor Eric Adams and Gov. Phil Murphy went on MSNBC for … Continued
Veteran Mets hurler Max Scherzer knows just how strict MLB umpires are being this year when it comes to doing foreign substance checks. But that apparently expands to the minor leagues. According to the rules, the Syracuse Mets’ pitching staff is just full of cheaters. I’m joking here a little bit, but I don’t think … Continued
Jalen Brunson has only been with the Knicks for one season, but he’s already made his mark in New York City. He was easily the most valuable player on a team that accomplished more than many expected during the 2022-23 season. But even as good as Brunson is, he’s not perfect by any means. We … Continued
As I sit down to write this article, it’s only May 18th. One of the first unofficial markers of MLB’s regular season regarding team performance is Memorial Day. Despite that, more than one-quarter of the 162-game schedule has already come and gone. Even with respective lackluster starts to 2023, the Mets and Yankees are definitely … Continued
WFAN’s parent company remains in a death spiral. From The Philadelphia Business Journal (via our brethren at Crossing Broad): Trading of Audacy stock was halted Tuesday afternoon with the New York Stock Exchange informing the Philadelphia-based audio content provider that it will initiate a delisting proceeding. In a memo to employees, Audacy CEO David Field … Continued
Outside of an eight-run fifth inning in DC vs. the Nationals, the Mets’ offense has looked anemic and mostly lifeless the past few weeks. But after finally recalling Mark Vientos to the big leagues on Wednesday, New York produced its first signature win of the 2023 season. And the manner in which they did it … Continued
It has been a few years since Snoopy took his name* off the annual Giants–Jets preseason game. But he is back on the local sports scene. FOCO has released limited edition Snoopy bobbleheads from its Peanuts Collection that depict him playing for all 30 Major League teams, including the Mets and Yankees. You can purchase on … Continued
Although the Yankees’ big-league rotation is dealing with some injuries, it’s mostly set for the immediate future when at full strength. And that’s a good thing, for many reasons. Most of all, though, because New York doesn’t currently have a ton of pitching talent in the minor leagues. That’s especially the case when looking at … Continued
The Mets have finally put together an inspiring victory during the 2023 season. It was made possible by a terrific start from Kodai Senga, as well as home runs from Mark Vientos, Francisco Alvarez, and a walk-off shot from Pete Alonso. It was an absolute moonshot, too. Just look at this thing — it traveled … Continued
As bad as the Mets have been in recent weeks, at least fans can take solace in having baseball’s best owner in Steve Cohen, right? It’s not like the Wilpons are still running the club. They practically strived for mediocrity. As we heard and saw during Tuesday night’s game vs. the Rays, fans are fed … Continued
The Mets probably shouldn’t be participating in nationally televised games with the way they’re playing right now. It’s going to happen anyways this weekend. New York will be hosting the Cleveland Guardians on ESPN’s Sunday Night Baseball. Andrew Marchand of the New York Post is reporting that Jeff McNeil will be providing an in-game interview, … Continued
Once again, the Blue Jays prove to be all talk when it comes to their “rivalry” with the Yankees. The latest drama happened Monday night, after which Toronto accused New York of stealing signs ahead of an Aaron Judge home run. The beef was that in the Yankees’ 7-4 win, the team’s base coaches stood … Continued
All eyes were on Yankees slugger Aaron Judge Tuesday night in Toronto. His mere presence (and premier power) draws a lot of attention anyways. But, it was probably a little more this time around because of his darting eyes during an at-bat from Monday night. It happened right before he slugged a 462-foot tank. While … Continued
Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner is an interesting guy, almost the polar opposite of his bombastic father George. However, the younger Steinbrenner is far from absent, as he said on “The Show” podcast with Jon Heyman and Joel Sherman, both of the Post. In fact, Steinbrenner is pretty focused from the start of the season. Better … Continued
Stephen A. Smith is not done. “The only thing worse than James Harden was that sorry trifling ass Ben Simmons,” the ESPN star declared on his “Know Mercy” podcast, trashing the Nets’ mercurial guard yet again for his Instagram Live shade during the 76ers’ disastrous Game 7 playoff loss to the Celtics. Simmons posted a … Continued
Hal Steinbrenner took some time out of his day to talk about the Yankees, their start to 2023, and other things with New York Post writers Jon Heyman and Joel Sherman on “The Show” podcast. One of the topics that came up was manager Aaron Boone and his standing within the organization. That’s always an … Continued
Mets fans have been fed up with how the squad has performed for a while. Unfortunately, New York didn’t make any significant moves to try and change their fortune — until now. After another embarrassing showing at Citi Field on Tuesday, ESPN’s Jeff Passan has reported that Mark Vientos is finally getting the call from … Continued
Another NBA offseason is upon us and the Knicks are, by recent standards, in uncharted waters. The upcoming NBA Draft is almost an afterthought. How to approach next season, rather, is not. No need for a scoring point guard. Jalen Brunson signed a max deal last summer and was instrumental in the team making it … Continued
We need to talk about Gleyber Torres again. And yes, it’s that talk. Torres’ latest offense? Mishandling what should have been an easy double-play ball in the eighth inning of Monday’s game in Toronto. Torres’ Yankees won 7-4, but were leading 7-0 before his error led to the Blue Jays’ rally. And on the hitting side, … Continued
The Mets returned home to Queens to start a three-game series on Tuesday night with the Tampa Bay Rays. Unfortunately, it was more of the same story from the past few weeks. The fans were clearly fed up, and the same could be said about the Citi Field scoreboard. Tuesday’s series opener followed a familiar … Continued
Aaron Judge sent this one to the moon 🚀🚀🚀 pic.twitter.com/zmf1wzjx1X — YES Network (@YESNetwork) May 17, 2023 Aaron Judge’s beef with the Blue Jays continued in Tuesday’s game. In the seventh inning, Judge launched a two-run home run to center field. Statcast measured it at 448 feet with an exit velocity of 113.1 mph. This … Continued
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Craig Carton just delivered some tremendous New York sports media — and Yankees — gossip. The WFAN afternoon drive host said Bombers television voice Michael Kay and radio voice John Sterling are now “at war” after an incident at a recent team event. Carton’s scoop, which he said comes from a friend who attended the … Continued
The Knicks’ 2022-23 season came to an unfortunate end on Friday at the hands of the Miami Heat. But hey, it could’ve been a lot worse. They could’ve gotten eliminated from the NBA Playoffs like the Philadelphia 76ers did. After failing to close the door on the Celtics in Game 6 of their Eastern Conference … Continued
The Yankees began a seven-game road trip by defeating the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday night by a score of 7-4. Aaron Judge made his mark with two home runs (and his second one was an absolute moonshot). It didn’t come without controversy, and ESPN’s Buster Olney provided an explanation on Tuesday morning. He did … Continued
Anyone paying attention to the Yankees has Harrison Bader on the mind, and why wouldn’t they? The spunky center fielder is batting .333 with three home runs, 11 RBI and a 1.021 OPS in 13 games since returning from a strained oblique. This is also probably a good time to mention that Bader is in … Continued
The song remains the same. WFAN a lot, ESPN Radio New York a little. The first month of the spring book continued WFAN's dominance over ESPN NY. Mornings: B&G (1st/15.2) D&R (11th/3.6) Mid-Mornings: B&T (4th/6.1) ESPN (13th/2.6) Afternoons: C&R (2nd/7.4) Kay (14th/2.8) — Andrew Marchand (@AndrewMarchand) May 15, 2023 Quick thoughts: • That is a … Continued
Two years ago Fanatics Betting and Gaming was denied a New York online sports betting license. Rather than wait for additional operators to be granted access to the state, the sportsbook operator took action into its own hands. Over the weekend, Fanatics agreed to acquire the U.S. assets of Australian-based PointsBet for $150 million, and … Continued
In case you’ve been living under a rock, it feels like the sky is falling in Queens when it comes to the Mets. As recently as April 21st, they were 14-7 and in the midst of a successful West Coast road trip. But since then, things have gotten ugly. They limp back home to Citi … Continued
At the conclusion of the 2022 regular season, the Jets knew their All-Pro defensive tackle, Quinnen Williams, wanted a new contract. And even though he’s under contract for the next three years, he wanted that next payday to come before Week 1 of 2023. Right before the NFL Draft, it sounded like both sides were … Continued
If you’re a Mets fan, then you’ve probably interacted with The 7 Line in some way, shape, or form. Whether it’s by buying a piece of merch, sitting with The 7 Line Army during a game, or tailgating with them before heading into the park. As they do every year, they’re hitting the road for … Continued
If Mickey Mouse signs your check, do not use the C-word at work. From Page Six: Local New York anchor Ken Rosato was axed from ABC 7 for allegedly referring to his co-anchor Shirleen Allicot with a four-letter word, sources exclusively tell Page Six. The longtime local “Eyewitness News This Morning” anchor was “immediately fired” … Continued
When the explanation about something that appears to be nefarious is stupid, it is usually the truth. So we believe Aaron Judge when he says he was looking toward the Yankees’ dugout on Monday night in Toronto because his teammates wouldn’t shut up. That said: If Judge was actually peering over because the Bombers had … Continued
The Yankees are fourth in the AL East and 7.5 games behind the first-place Rays on May 16. And yet, it’s hard to not be cautiously optimistic about the Bronx Bombers, perhaps even fervently. A series loss at Tropicana Field and series split at Yankee Stadium later, we can now say the quiet part out … Continued
The Mets’ recent stretch of games against losing teams is officially done. Things didn’t go that well, but the season isn’t over yet. But now, they get thrown right back into the fire by facing MLB’s best team: the Tampa Bay Rays. Here’s what the probable pitchers look like at the moment. There could be … Continued
There is going to be another conference expansion upheaval over the next few weeks. We just don’t know what the magnitude will be. At the least, the Pac-12 figures to add San Diego State as long as it can get a new television deal. It could bring in SMU as well. But we could also … Continued
Aaron Judge continues to hit the ball well since returning from the injured list last week. The reigning AL MVP has two solo home runs tonight as his Yankees face the rival Blue Jays in Toronto. Judge’s second home run came in the eighth inning and was an absolute tape measure shot to dead center. … Continued
The Knicks’ season ended Friday night in Miami. Then came this wildly pathetic and sadly predictable move on Saturday. Knicks planning to not invite media to their exit interviews again. No postseason interviews with Thibodeau, players or Leon. — Stefan Bondy (@SbondyNBA) May 13, 2023 Bondy’s tweet spurred the responses you would expect. Some Knicks … Continued
The Mets’ offense finally showed some life at Nationals Park on Sunday afternoon. After losing Game 1 of a split doubleheader by a score of 3-2, New York produced an eight-run outburst in the fifth inning of Game 2. They used that to coast to an 8-2 victory in Max Scherzer’s return to the mound. … Continued
As Jets fans continue to come down from the high of Aaron Rodgers being the starting quarterback, how are other things going in Jets Land? On the eve of the NFL Draft, it sounded like things were progressing with defensive tackle Quinnen Williams on a new contract. But then, we got wind that an agreement … Continued
It has been an intriguing Monday morning on the Saquon Barkley front. Barkley’s agent, Kim Miale, made what appears to be her first public comment on the running back’s contract standoff with the Giants on Saturday. She tweeted “this is not true” at a fan who quoted a story citing a report Barkley is seeking … Continued
The 76ers got humiliated by the Celtics in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals on Sunday. And during the destruction, the Nets’ Ben Simmons decided to throw some Instagram Story shade toward his old team. Stephen A. Smith was not amused. “Shameful,” he opined on Monday’s edition of “ESPN First Take” when asked about Simmons’ … Continued
Mark Jackson is going to interview for the Bucks’ head coaching job. That has us thinking: Could Jackson be a Knicks double agent of sorts if he gets the gig? Jackson has not coached in a decade after a tumultuous end to his time with the Warriors for myriad reasons. All of which seem to … Continued