Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning New York across Baseball, Basketball, Football.
From Nick Kurtz's historic wRC+ to Jacob Misiorowski's dominant pitching, the 2027 fantasy baseball landscape offers both breakout candidates and players whose stats may not translate to the same value.
The Women’s Pro Baseball League teams with The Realest to create an authenticated trading‑card program that will debut on August 1 in Springfield, Illinois, spotlighting historic memorabilia and key players.
With Week 12 approaching, fantasy managers can capitalize on undervalued assets, off‑season injuries, and emerging breakout candidates. This guide highlights who to buy, who to sell, and which names deserve a permanent spot on your roster.
A look at the most promising streaming options for fantasy managers seeking immediate impact in the 2026 MLB season.
Analysts are painting a vivid picture of the 2026 fantasy football landscape, highlighting potential 1,000‑yard receivers, unexpected playoff omissions, and key quarterback storylines that could shape draft boards.
The 2025‑26 Carolina Hurricanes captured the Stanley Cup with a dominant 16‑3 playoff run, raising the question of whether they can be considered the best team in NHL history that lacks any clear future Hall of Fame players.
In a recent interview, Diamond discussed how artificial intelligence is reshaping sports reporting, his concerns about the booming gambling market, and the enduring value of deep, human‑focused narratives.
The recent NBA Finals have altered career trajectories, with the Knicks' first title in five decades elevating Towns, while Fox's performance raises questions in San Antonio, and a top‑10 prospect prepares for the 2026 draft.
An 18-year-old soccer player from Odessa-Montour will join Elmira College’s men’s soccer program on a full scholarship, bringing a record of three-time all-star honors, back-to-back division titles and a passion for environmental science.
Ten Army football players earn preseason American Conference all-star honors, highlighted by first-team selections Brady Small and Jack Bousum, as the squad prepares for its September 5 debut against Bryant University at Michie Stadium.
The latest draft guide breaks down quarterback, running back, receiver, and tight end rankings, highlights hidden gems, and offers round‑by‑round advice for fantasy football enthusiasts.
Colorado trades forward Ross Colton and goaltender Isak Posch to Nashville for net‑minder Magnus Chorna and two future third‑round draft selections, reshaping the roster ahead of free agency
Fordham University announced the addition of top‑100 transfer Kelvin Odih, hoping his defensive skill set and rebounding will spark a resurgence for the Rams.
Brendan Sorsby's draft entry, a surprising World Cup stalemate, the Louisville Kings' championship celebration, and a new athletic director at Kentucky illustrate the diverse narratives shaping today's sports landscape.
Boston secures forward Ella Huber and a third‑round pick, while Detroit receives two mid‑round selections, setting the stage for the upcoming draft in Detroit.
The University of Columbia’s baseball program continues to make its mark on the national summer circuit, with a record twenty‑three student‑athletes slated to compete in a variety of collegiate summer leagues across the United States.
The rise of queer hockey romance in books reflects a broader cultural shift, as evidenced by series like Pucking Around and Behind the Net, and a recent BookCon panel that highlighted both the sport’s fan base and its complex relationship with race.
The SEC revealed the full slate of conference and non‑conference games for the upcoming season, outlining key home opponents, ranked road matchups, and upcoming tournament details.
Cam Ward, C.J. Stroud and Geno Smith headline a group of underrated quarterbacks whose 2026 outlooks are buoyed by stronger supporting casts and favorable offensive schemes.
Arkansas has secured a verbal commitment from Real Madrid’s 6‑foot‑11 center Ilia Frolov, a prospect who brings 13.5 points and 7.4 rebounds per game from Spain’s Liga U. The pledge comes as coach John Calipari continues to stack talent ahead of his third season in Fayetteville. Meanwhile, Kentucky has announced that its 2026‑27 campaign will open with a historic matchup against the Manhattan Jaspers, a program steeped in college‑basketball lore.
A look at three quarterbacks who could surprise fantasy owners in the 2026 NFL season.
As the FIFA World Cup unfolds across Canada, Mexico and the United States, the accompanying Leagues Cup adds a new layer of competition, spotlighting legacy stadiums, rising talents and veteran icons in a summer that promises to reshape North American soccer.
Netflix announced plans to adapt Hannah Grace's bestselling ice‑hockey romance Icebreaker into a series, produced by Unwell Productions. The project, still in early development, follows the viral novel's enemies‑to‑lovers storyline.
ShopRite is rolling out a new initiative called the We Kick It Here Tour, a series of soccer‑themed events that will pop up in 23 of its stores across the Northeast. The rollout is timed to coincide with a slate of international matches scheduled for East Rutherford and Philadelphia, turning the retailer’s aisles into temporary stadiums. From June 5 through July 19, 2026, the tour will occupy select Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at each location. Visitors can step into interactive fan zones where they can sample products, grab giveaways, enjoy face‑painting stations and even receive personalized trading cards that celebrate their favorite teams. A host of well‑known consumer brands have signed on as partners, including Unilever, Chobani, Ferrero, General Mills, Kraft Heinz, Procter & Gamble and Coca‑Cola. Their involvement adds a layer of product exposure that reaches shoppers who are already in a celebratory mood. Francisco Alberto, vice president of sales and marketing at Wakefern Food Corp., the cooperative that operates ShopRite, said the tour is a natural extension of the company’s commitment to community engagement and seasonal relevance. “We’re thrilled to bring the energy of the world’s game directly to our neighborhoods,” he remarked. ShopRite, a registered trademark of Wakefern Food Corp., remains the largest supermarket cooperative in the United States, and this tour underscores its role as a cultural hub as much as a grocery destination.