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After their pitching staff shut down the Giants for three straight games to start the year — and largely did the same with the Mariners on Monday — the Yankees got a taste of their own medicine.
The Islanders didn’t give Ilya Sorokin much of a chance in their 8-3 loss to the Penguins on Monday at UBS Arena.
Sean Manaea is still trying to figure out the particulars.
If there was any night for Luka Doncic to not be available for as he served a one-game suspension for an accumulation of technical fouls, and any games the Lakers didn’t need him, Monday was the night. Because even with Doncic being an MVP candidate and playing his best basketball of the season over the...
In a season of lows and rock bottoms, the Rangers are in danger of hitting another one.
This spring he pitched to a 1.86 ERA in his three Grapefruit League appearances with 11 strikeouts in 9 ²/₃ innings. His only runs allowed were on two solo homers in his first start.
Ivey has hosted several livestreams recently where he has gone on lengthy tangents about religion and has made inflammatory remarks, including calling Catholicism a “false religion.”
The Post's Ethan Sears dishes on what he'll be watching for when the USMNT takes on Portugal in their second-to-last World Cup tuneup on Tuesday.
The NFL is currently renegotiating its media rights deals with all its broadcast partners in the hopes of being able to create smaller broadcast packages of four or five games to offer up to streamers like Netflix.
The aura of this year’s undefeated UConn team feels different from past ones. There’s a quiet confidence to the Huskies — the kind that sneaks up on opposing teams like a boa constrictor before launching a powerful strike.
Donald Trump Jr. has “concerns” following Tiger Woods’ DUI arrest last week, since the famed golfer is dating his ex-wife Vanessa.
The Mets (3-1) settled the matter in nine innings after two straight days playing extra frames. They split those games against the Pirates, receiving solid performances from David Peterson and Nolan McLean in the process.
When the Giants front office and scouting contingent last week was at the University of Miami’s pro day, assistant general manager Brandon Brown took the opportunity to have dinner with him.
Ponce suffered a leg injury running to field a bouncer between the mound and first base during the third inning of the Blue Jays’ game against the Rockies at Rogers Centre on Monday.
McBride had just returned on Sunday during the Knicks loss to the Thunder in Oklahoma City after missing the previous 28 games following surgery to repair a sports hernia.
The embarrassing defensive effort led to Ilya Sorokin being pulled for just the second time this season, as the Islanders allowed their most goals this season and gave away a pair of two-goal advantages, as well as a massive opportunity.
The Masters will begin on Thursday, April 9, with CBS preparing to cover the event and navigate the waters that Woods’ incident has created.
Clay made 111 appearances in the majors in his career, including 36 starts, and was 10-24 with three saves and a 4.68 ERA.
As usual, the Karl-Anthony Towns post-up wasn’t a sustained, effective attack for the Knicks in their 111-100 loss to the Thunder.
It would be understandable if games like Sunday’s from Igor Shesterkin started to blend in for the Rangers, even if head coach Mike Sullivan insisted that’s not the case — if, over the past six-plus seasons as he emerged as one of the best goaltenders in the league, periods like the first frame against the...
Mougey hit on a number of topics during an eight-minute session with reporters. From players currently on the roster to players who may be soon, Mougey shared some thoughts.
Mauricio Pochettino didn’t need to watch any tape to understand what happened to the USMNT in its 5-2 loss to Belgium in Saturday’s World Cup warm-up match.
They just gave up five goals to Belgium and an outsized portion of the conversation heading into Tuesday’s friendly was about how to ensure that doesn’t happen again.
Ann Meyers Drysdale is on a text chain with other UCLA women’s basketball greats, all of them awed by what they’re seeing from their successors.
