The Knicks won their first NBA championship in 53 years, defeating the Spurs as Finals MVP Jalen Brunson scored 45 points.
More than 1 million visitors are expected in the city for the World Cup. The Port Authority of NY and NJ pledges to crack down on hustlers.
KAT told ESPN that he sensed “a calm and a peace” coming from “the woman above” who he has described as one of his biggest supporters.
If the New York Knicks win it all this year, just remember that Evan Pfeufer called it six years ago, and has the receipts to prove it.
Thousands of fans turned out for watch parties across the city for Game 3 of the NBA Finals. Will it be “Knicks in five?”
He revolutionized baseball by implementing a five-man pitching rotation. Before then, the gospel had been a four-man rotation.
The Pride Hockey Alliance has been bringing “hot queer friends” together for years before the buzziest show on ice.
I wrote about George Shuba last December. So, somewhat chagrined, I began the search for another December Dodger and came up with a winner.
Following management’s announcement that indoor facilities of Aviator Sports and Events Center at Floyd Bennett Field will be closing April
Bragging rights and a trophy were up for grabs at the second annual “Battle of the Badges” as the NYPD and FDNY basketball teams
Today we start a new tradition. We will celebrate births instead of deaths. The honor of going first goes to Albert Bluford Rube Walker, born May 16, 1926. Not everyone
The Brooklyn Nets have chosen the LGBT Bar Association Foundation of Greater New York as the distinguished “Nonprofit of the Night” for their Pride Night on April 6. This recognition,
In the 1908 Tin Pan Alley tune, “Take Me Out to the Ball Game,” “Peanuts and Cracker Jack” were all the rage for snacking. But Marty Ross — co-founder of
Just three nights earlier in Downtown Brooklyn, Nets forward Cam Johnson expressed his sympathy for the Detroit Pistons’ ongoing futility. Apparently, he didn’t feel bad enough to let them win
After playing five games in seven days, the Eastern Conference-leading New York Liberty deserved a hiatus during their longest road trip of the year. Especially after Breanna Stewart became the
For the second straight year, the Nets won’t have Ben Simmons on their postseason roster. If they reach a first-round playoff series at all. The slumping Nets announced Tuesday that
The Nets have 10 games to hold on to an automatic bid to an Eastern Conference playoff series. Perhaps none more important than Thursday night’s matchup with the Cleveland Cavaliers
College students are in the highest risk group for problem gambling, yet universities have been slow to create policies, educational programs or restrictions on sports betting, according to a survey
It’s a decision every coach – at every level — in every sport – makes every season. For Brendon Bain, it was a bit more difficult. “I remember like it
No surprise here. Not at all. Brooklyn College’s senior guard Gianna Gotti, captured the City University of New York Athletic Conference (CUNYAC) Player of the Year Award at the Basketball
There was no doubt that fifth-seeded Lincoln (5-3) was the underdog as the players took the field against the first-seeded Erasmus Dutchmen (8-0) at Sid Luckman Field. After Lincoln beat
It was the most anticipated day of the New York Mets’ season. Sixty-five former Mets came back for Old Timers’ Day to celebrate the team’s 60th anniversary. After a 28-year
Fans coming to Coney Island are seeing a rejuvenated Cyclones team that is competing for first place in the South Atlantic League’s North Division. With recent wins against the Hudson
After a strong 5-1 homestand against the Jersey Blue Claws, the Cyclones came down to earth with a 2-4 road trip against the Hudson Valley Renegades. But a silver lining
Fontbonne hosted its perennial Queens playoff rival, the Stanners of Archbishop Molloy, at Dyker Field. With the exception of the pandemic-halted 2020 season, these two teams have been Brooklyn-Queens finalists
After a 1-2 start against the Wilmington Blue Rocks, the Brooklyn Cyclones returned to Maimonides Park for their home opener against the Jersey Blue Claws on April 12. Garrison Bryant
After starting the season with two shutout wins, Fontbonne lost 5-3 to Moore Catholic in Staten Island and then visited Xaverian. Right from the start, Xaverian’s Kelly Baker made a
Fontbonne opened the CHSAA spring softball season against the St. Edmund Eagles in Bergen Beach. Despite miserable weather, the Bonnies scored quickly in the first inning thanks to Bella Wren’s
The 2022 basketball season turned out better than expected for Fontbonne varsity coach Steve Oliver. After an up-and-down regular season, his Bonnies caught a second wind and finished strong in
In a new abbreviated playoff format, the Fontbonne varsity basketball team went directly to a semi-final game to play cross-borough rival St. Edmund Prep. After the teams split their two
Traditionally, Fontbonne’s Senior Night is the biggest game of the regular season, when families get a chance to see their daughters play in their last scheduled home game. In addition
After Fontbonne beat St. Edmund 46-36 one month ago, the JV Eagles were anxious for a home court win in front of a big crowd that had gathered for Senior
“I’m going to do something that I always wanted,” said Fontbonne’s varsity senior softball catcher Bella Wren before she signed her college letter of intent for a scholarship to play
Last week Fontbonne defeated cross-borough rival St. Edmund Prep, 44-28. The scoring tandem of freshman Noelle Polanco (16 points) and senior captain Aaniya Telford (21 points and 7 steals) recorded
Fontbonne basketball coach Steve Oliver’s decision to start Noelle Polanco on the varsity team has paid immediate dividends. The freshman guard is already one of the team’s top scorers. Polanco’s
Since Fontbonne’s 2017 Brooklyn-Queens JV basketball championship season, Coach Bob Atanasio has developed strong contenders to finish in the top spot of their division. After finishing the 2018 and 2019