New York City FC Parts Ways with Coach Nick Cushing After Playoff Disappointment
NYCFC dismissed coach Nick Cushing after a playoff defeat, making this the 11th MLS head coach vacancy this season. Cushing previously led the team to a 2021 MLS Cup win as an assistant and a 2022 Campeones Cup victory as a coach.
Long Island Community Mourns Sudden Loss of Teen Hockey Player During Charity Game in Bethpage
A 17-year-old, Connor Kasin, collapsed and died during a charity hockey game on Long Island. The cause is unknown, and no criminality is suspected. His school provides grief counseling, and the community mourns the loss.
Mayor Eric Adams Opens Free Indoor Baseball Center in Washington Heights to Boost NYC Youth Development and Safety
NYC Mayor Eric Adams opened an indoor baseball center in Washington Heights, part of the city's Public Safety Week, to provide youth with free access to sports and strengthen community safety.
Giants Fans Elevate Protest, Second Plane With Banner Urges Owner to "Fire Everyone" Ahead of Ravens Game
A plane with a banner demanding the New York Giants fire their staff circled MetLife Stadium before the Giants-Ravens game, marking ongoing fan discontent with the team's performance.
Ben Simmons Becomes Unrestricted Free Agent After Brooklyn Nets Confirm Buyout with Los Angeles Clippers Eyeing Signing
The Brooklyn Nets have confirmed a buyout agreement with Ben Simmons, making him an unrestricted free agent, with the Los Angeles Clippers rumored to have interest in signing him.
Historic Route Change for United Airlines NYC Half, Runners to Cross Brooklyn Bridge for the First Time
The 2025 United Airlines NYC Half will incorporate the Brooklyn Bridge into the race course for the first time, offering runners a new experience due to a reroute caused by construction.
New York Attorney General Strikes Landmark Deal with NCAA to Allow Student Athletes to Profit from Name, Image, and Likeness
NY Attorney General Letitia James and other attorneys general secured a settlement with the NCAA, allowing student athletes to profit from their name, image, and likeness.
New York Yankees Boost Bullpen by Signing Pitcher Ryan Yarbrough to One-Year Deal
The Yankees sign lefty Ryan Yarbrough to a one-year contract, adding depth to their pitching staff as they prepare for the season. Yarbrough, recently with the Blue Jays, is set to earn $2 million, with potential bonuses.
New York Yankees Aim for Redemption in 2025 Season Opener Against Milwaukee Brewers at Yankee Stadium
The Yankees' 2025 season opener features Carlos Rodón against the Brewers. Despite injuries, new signings like Bellinger and Goldschmidt bring optimism. Pregame starts at 2:30 p.m., with the game at 3:05 p.m.
Pickleball Craze Hits Central Park, Wollman Rink Opens Courts for Summer Season
Wollman Rink in Central Park is reopened for pickleball, offering 14 courts for the sport. Available activities include open play, clinics, and lessons, with amenities like cabanas and food by Great Performances.
Governor Hochul Confronts NHL Over Canceled 2026 All-Star Weekend in Long Island
Governor Kathy Hochul expressed displeasure with the NHL for canceling the 2026 All-Star Weekend in New York, citing the state's significant investment in the arena and infrastructure. She requested a replacement event of equal value for Long Island.
New York Knicks Revive Fierce Rivalry with Indiana Pacers in Eastern Conference Finals Showdown
The Knicks advance to the Eastern Conference Finals against the Pacers, reigniting a storied rivalry and exciting NYC fans with the hope of reaching the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999.
MetLife Stadium Revels in Global Soccer Fervor as FIFA Club World Cup Energizes Tri-State Area Fans
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.
New York Mets Secure Sixth Straight Win With Tight Victory Over San Francisco Giants
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.
Mets Catcher Francisco Alvarez Undergoes MRI for Thumb Injury, Faces Possible Sideline Spell
Mets catcher Francisco Alvarez faces potential sideline time due to a thumb injury; seriousness underscored by manager Mendoza. He's awaiting MRI results, having previously missed games due to hand issues.
Grand Slam Fever Hits NYC as Sinner Aims for Hat Trick at US Open 2025
Jannik Sinner enters the U.S. Open 2025 as a favorite, amid a strong field including Venus Williams and Carlos Alcaraz. The event, now a 15-day format with a $90 million prize purse, also features new technology and Fan Week activities.
President Trump Opts for Yankees Game Over Traditional 9/11 Memorial in NYC as Vice President Vance Attends Ground Zero Ceremony
President Trump plans to attend a Yankees game on 9/11, while VP JD Vance will be at the Ground Zero ceremony. Trump's schedule also includes a Pentagon event earlier. Plans are tentative and may change.
Celebrities and Athletes Shine at Ryder Cup's Celebrity Scramble in Bethpage Before Official Ceremony
Celebrities and athletes played a 10-hole scramble before the Ryder Cup, while Gov. Hochul announced extra trains for fans due to the excitement. Despite weather concerns, the event showcased sportsmanship and camaraderie.
Airbnb Partners with World Cup Committee to Fund $1 Million in Soccer Mini-Pitches Across New York and New Jersey
Airbnb invests $1 million in 5 new soccer mini-pitches in NY and NJ ahead of the 2026 World Cup, with benefits for local communities and the economy highlighted at Chelsea Piers Field House event.
New York Yankees Set for Showdown with Toronto Blue Jays in ALDS After Shutting Out Red Sox
The Yankees advance to face the Blue Jays in the ALDS after Cam Schlittler's dominant pitching helped defeat the Red Sox. The Yankees are favorites, with strong offense and pitching, while the Blue Jays have struggled against home runs.
Controversy Strikes Nassau County as Judge Upholds Ban on Trans Athletes in Women's Sports Amidst Legal Battles
A Nassau County judge upheld a law banning transgender women from women's sports at county facilities, aligning with federal guidelines on sex-based distinctions in sports competitions.
New York City Launches 2026 Battle of the Boroughs E-Sports with a Focus on Urban Planning and Sustainable Development
NYC Mayor Eric Adams has launched the 2026 Battle of the Boroughs E-Sports Competition, where K-12 students use Minecraft for city planning, with a focus on Pier 6 in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
Barclays Center Unveils Exclusive Gallagher Terrace and Accessible Modelo Bridge Ahead of Brooklyn Nets Season Opener
The Barclays Center introduced two new fan spaces, the exclusive Gallagher Terrace and the vibrant Modelo Bridge, as part of a major renovation for the Nets' 2025-26 season opener.
Mayor Eric Adams Celebrates Reopening of Renovated Soccer Fields on Randall's Island with Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
Mayor Eric Adams inaugurates four renovated soccer fields on Randall's Island, reflecting New York's commitment to public spaces and community support for over 208,200 migrants.
From the Mound to the Courtroom, Ex-Cleveland Guardians’ Aces Clase and Ortiz Plead Not Guilty in Brooklyn Betting Scandal
Former Guardians pitchers Clase and Ortiz, accused of a betting scandal, stood in court and shook hands after lawyers intervened. They pleaded not guilty and are set for trial.
New York Knicks Clinch NBA Cup Victory Over San Antonio Spurs with Standout Final Quarter Performance
The New York Knicks won the NBA Cup final against the Spurs, with key performances from Jalen Brunson and OG Anunoby. Despite the win, the Knicks chose not to raise a victory banner at Madison Square Garden.
Over 4,300 New Yorkers Ring in 2026 with NYRR Midnight Run in Central Park
News outlets reported that New Yorkers started 2026 with the NYRR Midnight Run in Central Park. Over 4,300 people, including news anchors Sam Ryan and Liz Cho, ran the 4-mile course, combining fitness and celebration with a race party and fireworks.
Madison Square Garden to Host Professional Bull Riding Showdown as NY Botanical Garden Unveils Holiday Train Display
Professional Bull Riding (PBR) events and the New York Mavericks are set to compete at Madison Square Garden, while the NY Botanical Garden showcases a Holiday Train Show featuring plant-made NYC landmarks, providing unique New York City experiences.
From Scandal To Standing O: Mets To Retire Carlos Beltrán’s No. 15
The Mets will retire Carlos Beltrán’s No. 15 on Sept. 19 at Citi Field, capping a year that includes his Hall of Fame election and a return to the organization. Beltrán says the honor feels like validation after a fraught relationship with fans.
Dolan’s Finals Ultimatum Turns Knicks Playoff Run Into Trial by Fire
Knicks owner James Dolan has put a Finals-or-bust clock on the team as New York begins the playoffs after a 53-win season and an NBA Cup title. The owner’s public deadline raises the stakes for a high-cost roster and a new coaching regime.
Giants Snag Space-Eating DT D.J. Reader To Plug Dexter Lawrence Void
The Giants agreed to a two-year deal with veteran DT D.J. Reader, bringing a proven run-stuffer to the interior as New York retools after trading Dexter Lawrence. Reader’s short-term deal gives the club flexibility while the draft class develops.




















































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