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Brett Baty, Francisco Alvarez are clear X-Factors for Mets’ offense

Yankees’ Aaron Boone is better than this, and he knows it

Josh Benjamin

Someone alert #YankeesTwitter, because we’re about to have a serious talk about manager Aaron Boone. And no, we aren’t asking that he be fired. But we will criticize the Yankees manager for lacking basic common sense. Bullpen management has kinda/sorta always been his greatest weakness, but what happened in Monday’s 3-2 loss to the Cleveland … Continued

Jonathan Loaisiga has bone spur surgery, out till late summer

Josh Benjamin

The Yankees got more rough injury news Monday when manager Aaron Boone announced righty reliever Jonathan Loaisiga had elbow surgery to remove a bone spur. Loasiga won’t throw for 3-6 weeks and is expected back in August or September. Jonathan Loaisiga will have surgery tomorrow to remove a bone spur. 3-6 weeks of no throwing, … Continued

Knicks don’t need major adjustments after Game 1 loss to Heat

Danny Small

It wasn’t a surprise to see the New York Knicks beat the Cleveland Cavaliers, but the absolute dominance with which it happened raised eyebrows. Now, what the Miami Heat did to Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks was something else entirely. After the first round and given the history of this rivalry, all eyes were … Continued

Knicks-Heat Game 1 Takeaways: Heat steal Game 1 at MSG

Josh Benjamin

Game 1 of the East Semifinals between the New York Knicks and Miami Heat reignited the longstanding rivalry from the ’90s. In front of a raucous Madison Square Garden crowd, the Heat came back in the second half to score a 108-101 victory. New York led at halftime but completely crumbled in the second half. … Continued

A crazy thought on why Yankees keep getting hurt

James Kratch

The Yankees’ injury issues are front and center again after Aaron Judge left Thursday night’s win over the Rangers with a hip issue. Judge told reporters he is not concerned. But he also said he will probably take a few days off. And given how these things go, it is not hard to envision a … Continued

Stew Leonard, grocery store king, dies at 93

James Kratch

My first job was ShopRite cashier. I worked there from my junior year in high school until after I graduated college, even pulling double-duty for a few months when I was covering high school sports part-time at NJ.com. A grocery store is the truest microcosm of society. Everybody has to eat, so everyone has to … Continued

Probable pitchers as Yankees look to build momentum vs. Rangers

Matt Musico

For the first time since 2001, the Yankees have lost a head-to-head season series matchup against the Minnesota Twins. But, there’s a silver lining to their three-game stay at Target Field. After dropping the first two games, New York’s offense broke out for 12 runs in the Wednesday afternoon finale. The 14-11 Bombers will take … Continued

Knicks-Cavaliers Game 5 takeaways: The drought is over

Josh Benjamin

A long, hard road later, the New York Knicks rolled past the Cleveland Cavaliers and into the second round of the NBA playoffs. Jalen Brunson’s 23 points led in a 106-95 victory against a hapless Cavs offense that got too desperate too quickly. Dominant rebounding. Stopping every Cavs run before it could ever really get … Continued