Christian Harrison and Neal Skupski swept the US Open without losing a set, splitting a $1 million title check.

Superfan Patrick Dowd's handmade sign became a Nassau Coliseum rallying cry after the Islanders' post-9/11 turnaround season.

Nearly 200 people packed the Throgs Neck ball field for a country cover band and a truck-bed stage. Organizers say more bands are coming.

Ben Shelton's 146 mph match-point ace ended the latest finish in US Open history and knocked out the defending champ.

Over 8,600 runners hit Manhattan streets, including 15 Olympians and a Broadway Mile benefiting Broadway Cares.

The three-time MVP stepped into the box at Petco Park after skipping a rehab assignment entirely — a bold gamble with 19 games left.

The 22-year-old Californian hasn't dropped a set in New York, but he's 0-2 lifetime against his next opponent.

Eddie Hearn says talks have reopened to bring Fury vs. Joshua back to Wembley, but a proposed 2 a.m. start could push it to Madison Square Garden instead.

The Coney Island legend wants to fill the vacant Flatbush Avenue big-box with paddle sports and a shooting game he calls basketball's answer to pickleball.

The Crane Club welcome party drew stars like Coco Gauff and Aryna Sabalenka, but its DraftKings branding now has integrity officials asking questions.

A luxury-suite photoshoot froze play at Arthur Ashe Stadium, and Jessica Pegula says courtside content creators have gone too far.

Century Cricket Centre is leasing 14,000 square feet in a Carnegie-funded Midtown tower once home to Halston and Tin Drum.

The old Sheepshead Bay High School grounds have a new turf field serving four schools' worth of student-athletes in Brooklyn.