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3h ago
The New York Red Bulls have found themselves in another offseason wondering if this is finally it for defender John Tolkin’s time with the club. Interest from European clubs has remained relatively consistent over the last few years, and his continuing ascent within the American soccer landscape is only strengthening his prospects of making a...
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4h ago
Sean Manaea would love to see his workout buddy, Pete Alonso, back with the Mets, adding his name to the long list of those hoping for a reunion between the Polar Bear and his long-time team. When asked about it during his virtual availability on Monday, Manaea said he would “very much so” want Alonso...
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4h ago
There was extra delight for St. John’s basketball fans on Saturday night as the Red Storm beat the Villanova Wildcats 80-68 at a nearly sold-out Madison Square Garden. The win against Villanova carried special weight. Over the last decade, the Wildcats had earned entry into Blue Blood status that its fans coveted. That disappeared three...
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5h ago
New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers has been named one of six finalists for the 2024 NFL Rookie of the Year Award. Drafted No. 6 overall out of LSU, Nabers ranked second among rookies with 109 receptions and 1,204 yards and fourth with seven touchdown receptions. He recorded the second-most receptions by a rookie...
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5h ago
The New York Knicks will receive an immeasurable boost to its frontcourt depth when center Mitchell Robinson finally returns from ankle surgery in the coming weeks. Behind Karl-Anthony Towns, the depth chart at the 5 will get even more packed. Robinson will take over as the main backup upon his reintroduction to the squad, with...
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9h ago
The Mets were one of the numerous teams whose Roki Sasaki dreams were shattered on Monday when the 23-year-old Japanese ace informed them that they were out of the running for his services. As expected, it has come down to the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres, with the Toronto Blue Jays an unexpected...
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9h ago
That Week 17 win against the Indianapolis Colts looks to be hurting the New York Giants’ quest in finding a quarterback this offseason more and more. Dropping from the No. 1 overall pick to No. 3 in the final two weeks of the regular season, the Giants are picking behind two teams that need quarterbacks. ...
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1d ago
Sean Manaea had been something of an explorer for the better part of the last half-decade. In each of the previous four seasons, the 32-year-old left-handed pitcher played for four different teams, bouncing around California from the Oakland Athletics to the San Diego Padres and then to the San Francisco Giants before signing on with...
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1d ago
Japanese ace Roki Sasaki has alerted the New York Yankees that he will not be signing with him, according to multiple reports on Monday. The 23-year-old star is expected to sign with an MLB team in the eight days between Jan. 15, when the international bonus pool resets, and Jan. 23, which is the final...
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1d ago
New York Attorney General Letitia James commented on the continuing stalemate between Altice and MSG Networks, which has blacked out New York Knicks, Rangers, Islanders, and New Jersey Devils games for local residents since the start of 2025. “As two major corporations engage in contract talks, the people who are impacted the most are everyday...
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