Aaron Boone, manager of the New York Yankees, was ejected for the fifth time this season following a dispute over a pitch call in a game against the Houston Astros.

The Marlins swept the Yankees for the first time, with key performances by Kyle Stowers and Edward Cabrera. Miami reaches a .500 record, while the Yankees face challenges ahead.

The New York Jets re-sign 40-year-old kicker Nick Folk, aiming to solidify their kicking game after inconsistent performances from younger kickers in training camp.

The Mets beat the Giants 2-1 for their sixth consecutive win, with Mark Vientos' double and strong pitching from David Peterson. Pete Alonso's defense and Brandon Nimmo's on-base streak contributed to the win.

Jets quarterback Justin Fields suffered a toe injury at training camp, sparking concern among fans and the team. Coach Aaron Glenn is awaiting details on the injury's severity.

David Wright was inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame and had his No. 5 retired, celebrating his career achievements despite not winning a World Series.

Mike Brown is named the new head coach of the New York Knicks, with a focus on bringing his championship experience to the team.

FIFA slashes ticket prices for the Club World Cup semifinal from $473.90 to $13.40 to boost attendance, contrasting higher-priced tickets for a PSG vs. Real Madrid match.

Former NFL linebacker C.J. Mosley has retired after an 11-year career, citing injuries and reflecting on his journey from Mobile, Alabama, to professional football.

BSE Global plans to open a new youth basketball training facility across from the Barclays Center, offering after-school programs and training camps starting this fall.

The FIFA Club World Cup is unfolding in the tri-state area, featuring international soccer clubs at New Jersey's MetLife Stadium. This event previews the 2026 World Cup atmosphere with 32 teams and fans flocking from around the world.

Karl-Anthony Towns scored 20 points in the fourth quarter, leading the Knicks to a comeback win over the Pacers in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals.

New York celebrates the Knicks reaching the 2025 Eastern Conference Finals by temporarily co-naming streets after players, with the signs installed for the playoffs' duration.