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Ali Curtis of Major League Soccer and Kenneth Wood, father of MLB star James Wood, discuss the financial hurdles facing young athletes and the initiatives aimed at leveling the playing field.
In a recent US Magazine feature, Toni Breidinger opens up about the challenges she’s faced as a trailblazer in NASCAR, the mentorship of Danica Patrick, and the early moments that sparked her love for racing.
Declan Farmer’s second ESPY Award for Best Athlete with a Disability capped a career-defining season, while the United States swept Olympic and Paralympic hockey gold, and the New York Knicks added a historic ESPY for Best Team.
A 47‑year‑old man was killed after a traffic dispute escalated into a violent attack on the eastbound Belt Parkway. The suspect vehicle remains at large as investigators piece together the events that led to the tragedy.
Paris Basketball has secured the services of point guard Tyson Etienne, a 26‑year‑old who arrives after two seasons navigating the NBA’s two‑way system with the Brooklyn Nets.
The New York Ramblers, the first openly‑gay soccer club, are using sport to break down social stigma and reshape perceptions.
In a moment when the World Cup captures worldwide fascination, the New York Ramblers are stepping onto the pitch to prove that soccer can be both fiercely competitive and openly inclusive
The New York Ramblers, billed as the first openly‑gay soccer club worldwide, are using the growing visibility of the World Cup to showcase a model where athletic rivalry coexists with authentic community, challenging entrenched biases on and off the pitch.
Two former Mexican national team stars will appear at a Yonkers liquor store to sign tequila bottles tied to the upcoming FIFA World Cup final, requiring fans to purchase a special package to join the line.
Two days before the FIFA men's World Cup final, former Mexican internationals Jared Borgetti and Luis Hernández will appear at Stew Leonard's in Yonkers to autograph bottles of Gran Centenario tequila, offering fans a unique blend of soccer heritage and premium spirits.
New York City FC wants to bring Christian Pulisic back to MLS, but AC Milan has signaled it will not sell the 27‑year‑old, who is currently under contract and battling a goal drought.
Major League Baseball has released the New York Mets’ 2027 regular‑season schedule, a 162‑game slate that begins on the road in Miami on March 2 and wraps up with a six‑game homestand against the Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago Cubs on September 26.
The New York Mets have announced that they will make all but five players available for trade as they pivot toward a youth‑focused rebuild centered on Juan Soto. The move comes despite lingering trade obstacles for Francisco Lindor and a broader market interest in several relievers.
Quarterback CJ Carr opened up about the team’s drive after missing the College Football Playoff last year, emphasizing daily improvement and a new mantra that could shape Notre Dame’s 2026 campaign.
Lionel Messi’s upcoming switch to Inter Miami, alongside the arrival of Antoine Griezmann, is being hailed as a catalyst for growth, with league officials pointing to the World Cup’s impact on youth participation.
The crack of a wax pack has become a ritual that transports collectors across decades, blending nostalgia with a modern resurgence of interest in baseball memorabilia.
Corey Seager’s possible return to the Texas Rangers raises questions about whether it’s to boost playoff chances or to showcase him for a trade, as the club weighs financial and competitive pressures.
Aaron Judge has been sidelined since early June with a rib fracture. While imaging shows continued healing, the Yankees are cautious about his return, with speculation pointing to a late July or August debut and a chance the absence could stretch into September.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver says Caitlin Clark’s emergence has turned the WNBA into a flashpoint for debates over officiating, race and politics, as threats against players highlight deeper tensions.
Stadiums are turning games into immersive experiences with lights, music and sound effects, reshaping how fans engage with baseball and other sports.
The New York Rangers and San Jose Sharks each announced that their respective forwards will miss the rest of the season, casting shadows over their line‑ups.
Inter's latest away kit draws on baseball aesthetics, debuting as part of an Express Collection presented in a New York photo session.
For the first time, the victorious team of a FIFA World Cup final will be presented with championship rings, a tradition borrowed from major North American sports, alongside the trophy and gold medals.
The winners of the Spain‑Argentina final will be honored with custom championship rings, while mandatory hydration breaks and halftime shows stir controversy.