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The US wore its new Nike jerseys with red and white horizontal stripes that resemble a waving flag, an apparent homage to American jerseys at the 1994 World Cup with vertical red-and-white stripes.
Regardless of how many home runs Aaron Judge hits or awards he earns, the right fielder is interested in only one number: one.
Before the automated ball-strike system came into play in real games that counted, the Yankees spent plenty of mornings this spring talking about it.
In the second game of the season, it became obvious that the Mets are starting a third baseman with virtually no experience at third base and a first baseman with virtually no experience at first base.
So far, the bullpen help the Yankees were looking for at last year’s trade deadline has been significantly more effective this season than it was in 2025.
The Dodgers have shown one thing in their opening three games of the season. They have no problem erasing early deficits.
Arizona is headed back to the Final Four for the first time in 25 years after the top-seeded Wildcats got 20 points from freshman Koa Peat to beat Purdue 79-64 in the NCAA Tournament’s West Region final on Saturday night.
Umpire CB Bucknor hates to see MLB's new Automated Ball-Strike System (ABS) coming.
Noah Laba looks ready to rejoin the Rangers rookie class. Just seven days after being labeled “week to week” with a lower-body injury, the third-line center was a full participant in practice Saturday. Barring a setback, Laba could return for Sunday afternoon’s game against the Panthers at Madison Square Garden. “He skated at full [speed]” coach...
Goalie Matt Turner, with a full U.S. first team in front of him, got the nod Saturday against Belgium. It’s hard to say he did much with it.
The shutout streak is over, but the winning streak remains alive and well.
The Giants pushed across their first run of the season Saturday but still couldn't avoid being swept by the Yankees.
The ring is also a reminder about the season’s goal. It’s not just to beat last year, which would be an especially low bar. It’s to go deep into October, and to accomplish that the Mets spent liberally this winter.
Dylan Cease is already dominating at his new home up north.
Gerry McNamara has returned to coach at his alma mater, and Syracuse legend Carmelo Anthony fully supports it.
Keaton Wagler scored 25 points and Illinois beating Big Ten rival Iowa, 71-59, to advance to the Final Four for the first time since 2005.
It can be foolhardy to buy into spring training stats, good or bad, especially for veterans. The same caveat goes for early season results, the sample size way too small to put too much stock into it either way.
It could have been September. The practice ice was filled with smiles, with the aggressive pursuit of pucks, with crisp passes, competition and celebration of untelevised goals.
The Knicks are finding important leadership voices beyond their main stars.
The UFL is back, and things are already getting heated.
Now, the offseason has arrived. The Post’s Zach Braziller examines the storylines to follow in the weeks and months to come.
If the season opener were about the Mets’ offensive liveliness, the follow-up was about mere survival.
The NBA confirmed on Saturday that Lakers star Luka Doncic will be suspended for one game after picking up his 16th technical foul of the season during Friday’s win over the Nets. Doncic will serve his suspension when the Lakers host the Wizards on Monday. Under league rules, players or coaches are automatically suspended without...
