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New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza, right, argues with umpire Alfonso Marquez after Mets pitcher Yohan Ramírez was ejected for throwing at Milwaukee's Rhys Hoskins, actions that led to a three-game MLB suspension for Ramirez and a one-game ban for Marqu
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New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza, right, argues with umpire Alfonso Marquez after Mets pitcher Yohan Ramírez was ejected for throwing at Milwaukee's Rhys Hoskins, actions that led to a three-game MLB suspension for Ramirez and a one-game ban for Marqu
The nicest day of the forecast, with an egg-cellent Easter Sunday expected with partly sunny skies and mild highs near the 60-degree mark. Clouding up with a bit of rain arriving late...after midnight. Mainly cloudy with a few showers or some drizzle, especially the first half of the day.
New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza, right, argues with umpire Alfonso Marquez after Mets pitcher Yohan Ramírez was ejected for throwing at Milwaukee's Rhys Hoskins, actions that led to a three-game MLB suspension for Ramirez and a one-game ban for Marqu
New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza, right, argues with umpire Alfonso Marquez after Mets pitcher Yohan Ramírez was ejected for throwing at Milwaukee's Rhys Hoskins, actions that led to a three-game MLB suspension for Ramirez and a one-game ban for Marquez
Milwaukee's Jackson Chourio, the youngest MLB opener leadoff hitter since 1937 at age 20, steals second base under the tag attempt of Jeff McNeil of the New York Mets in the Brewers' 3-1 victory
Right Now 43° Humidity: 50% Cloud Coverage: 58% Wind: 8 mph UV Index: 5 Moderate Sunrise: 06:47:46 AM Sunset: 07:25:21 PM Mostly sunny skies to start, then clouds increase midday and afternoon with some mid to late afternoon light rain showers developing. Mostly cloudy with some evening scattered rain showers, then clearing and drying out after midnight. The nicest day of the forecast, with an egg-cellent Easter Sunday expected with partly sunny skies and mild highs near the 60-degree mark.
Milwaukee's Jackson Chourio, the youngest MLB opener leadoff hitter since 1937 at age 20, steals second base under the tag attempt of Jeff McNeil of the New York Mets in the Brewers' 3-1 victory
To view our latest edition click the image on the left. Right Now 45° Partly Cloudy Humidity: 89% Feels Like: 39° Heat Index: 45° Wind: 12 mph Wind Chill: 39° UV Index: 5 Moderate Sunrise: 06:46:52 AM Sunset: 07:25:42 PM Dew Point: 42° Visibility: 9 mi Today Areas of patchy fog early. Sunshine and clouds mixed. High 59F. Winds NW at 10 to 20 mph. Tonight Cloudy. Low 39F. Winds NNE at 5 to 10 mph. Tomorrow Cloudy skies with periods of rain later in the day. Thunder possible. High 52F.
Milwaukee's Jackson Chourio, the youngest MLB opener leadoff hitter since 1937 at age 20, steals second base under the tag attempt of Jeff McNeil of the New York Mets in the Brewers' 3-1 victory
Milwaukee's Jackson Chourio, the youngest MLB opener leadoff hitter since 1937 at age 20, steals second base under the tag attempt of Jeff McNeil of the New York Mets in the Brewers' 3-1 victory
Fans watch as pyrotechnics illuminate the night sky above Citi Field after a game between the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Mets on May 28, 2022, in New York City.
Fans watch as pyrotechnics illuminate the night sky above Citi Field after a game between the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Mets on May 28, 2022, in New York City. (Christopher Pasatieri/Getty Images/TNS) Christopher Pasatieri/Getty Images North America/TNS
Fans watch as pyrotechnics illuminate the night sky above Citi Field after a game between the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Mets on May 28, 2022, in New York City.
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Fans watch as pyrotechnics illuminate the night sky above Citi Field after a game between the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Mets on May 28, 2022, in New York City.
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Fans watch as pyrotechnics illuminate the night sky above Citi Field after a game between the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Mets on May 28, 2022, in New York City.
The Yankees and Mets selected highly regarded high school shortstops with their top picks in the 2023 MLB Draft, continuing a recent emphasis on the position by both teams. George Lombard Jr. went 26th overall to the Yankees on Sunday after a standout career at the Miami-area Gulliver Preparatory School. Colin Houck of Georgia’s Parkview High School then went to the Mets with the 32nd pick. ...
Fans watch as pyrotechnics illuminate the night sky above Citi Field after a game between the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Mets on May 28, 2022, in New York City.
Fans watch as pyrotechnics illuminate the night sky above Citi Field after a game between the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Mets on May 28, 2022, in New York City.
Popular NYC sports photographer dead at 48 from COVID-19
In this Aug. 5, 2012, photo provided by Christopher Pasatieri, New York Post photographer Anthony J. Causi is shown acknowledging the crowd during a local sporting event in New York. Causi, a highly skilled and popular sports photographer who covered New York city teams for 25 years, died Sunday, April 12, 2020, from complications caused by coronavirus. He was 48. (Christopher Pasatieri via AP)
Popular NYC sports photographer dead at 48 from COVID-19
In this Oct. 31, 2010, photo provided by Chris Pasatieri, New York Post photographer Anthony J. Causi walks down the side of a basketball court during a New Jersey Nets game in New Jersey. Causi, a highly skilled and popular sports photographer who covered New York and New Jersey teams for 25 years, died Sunday, April 12, 2020, complications caused by coronavirus. He was 48. The newspaper reported Causi's death on its website Sunday night. (Christopher Pasatieri via AP)
Popular NYC sports photographer dead at 48 from COVID-19
In this Aug. 2, 2016, photo provided by Christopher Pasatieri, New York Post photographer Anthony J. Causi is shown before a New York Mets baseball game in New York. Causi, a highly skilled and exceedingly popular sports photographer for The New York Post who covered the city’s teams for 25 years, died Sunday, April 12, 2020, from the new coronavirus. He was 48. (Christopher Pasatieri via AP)
NBC anchor Bruce Beck prayed for a miracle with Anthony Causi
By Andrew Marchand April 13, 2020 | 10:15pm Enlarge Image Bruce Beck; Anthony Causi Anthony Causi, Christopher Pasatieri NBC sports anchor Bruce Beck kept praying that Post sports photographer Anthony J. Causi could beat COVID-19, hoping it could be another one of those New York sports comebacks for the ages that he chronicled with his friend of more than two decades. Beck knew they needed some breaks. Causi had an underlying condition, Beck said.
Popular NYC sports photographer dead at 48 from COVID-19
In this Oct. 31, 2010, photo provided by Chris Pasatieri, New York Post photographer Anthony J. Causi walks down the side of a basketball court during a New Jersey Nets game in New Jersey. Causi, a highly skilled and popular sports photographer who covered New York and New Jersey teams for 25 years, died Sunday, April 12, 2020, complications caused by coronavirus. He was 48. The newspaper reported Causi's death on its website Sunday night. (Christopher Pasatieri via AP)
Popular NYC sports photographer dead at 48 from COVID-19
In this Aug. 5, 2012, photo provided by Christopher Pasatieri, New York Post photographer Anthony J. Causi is shown acknowledging the crowd during a local sporting event in New York. Causi, a highly skilled and popular sports photographer who covered New York city teams for 25 years, died Sunday, April 12, 2020, from complications caused by coronavirus. He was 48. (Christopher Pasatieri via AP)
Popular NYC sports photographer dead at 48 from COVID-19
In this Aug. 2, 2016, photo provided by Christopher Pasatieri, New York Post photographer Anthony J. Causi is shown before a New York Mets baseball game in New York. Causi, a highly skilled and exceedingly popular sports photographer for The New York Post who covered the city’s teams for 25 years, died Sunday, April 12, 2020, from the new coronavirus. He was 48. (Christopher Pasatieri via AP)
It's Time For Didi To Update His Twitter Emoji Game
Didi Gregorius has grown fans gushing over cute little emojis, and that’s okay, but now it’s time to update a few of the stickers he uses to represent his New York Yankees teammates. Twitter is known as a cesspool full of trolls and bad takes, but if there’s one bright spot on the social media platform, it’s Didi Gregorius’s profile. The New York Yankees shortstop uses Twitter the right way, celebrating each of his team’s wins with a succinct, emoji-laden summary.
Alex Rodriguez' nephew kidnapped at New York hotel in ransom plot, per report
(KGTV) - The nephew of baseball star Alex Rodriguez was kidnapped and held for ransom in New York Thursday after a deal involving a Lamborghini, various media outlets reported.Rodriguez’ nephew, 29-year-old Norberto Susini, met two men at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square to sell them the vehicle, WABC reported. The men then demanded Susini return a $35,000 deposit but he refused.WABC reported the men then held Susini against his will in a hotel room.
"The Dream Is Over, Baby!" | By Nick Swisher
If you’ve ever met me in your life or seen me play, the story I’m about to tell you won’t surprise you one bit. So last summer, my brother-in-law and I and some of our friends are on a train back to Chicago from his bachelor weekend — we had hit a round of golf up at Whistling Straits outside of Milwaukee — and I think I hear one of the guys mention slow-pitch softball. I pop my head up like, “What are you guys talking about?â€? “Aw, nothing,â€? one of them says. “Just softball stuff.
"The Dream Is Over, Baby!" | By Nick Swisher
If you’ve ever met me in your life or seen me play, the story I’m about to tell you won’t surprise you one bit. So last summer, my brother-in-law and I and some of our friends are on a train back to Chicago from his bachelor weekend — we had hit a round of golf up at Whistling Straits outside of Milwaukee — and I think I hear one of the guys mention slow-pitch softball. I pop my head up like, “What are you guys talking about?â€? “Aw, nothing,â€? one of them says. “Just softball stuff.
Ex-NHL player pleads not guilty to assaulting woman
BARNSTABLE, Mass. (AP) — A former NHL player has pleaded not guilty to charges he assaulted a woman in Massachusetts over the weekend. The Cape Cod Times reports that Daniel LaCouture appeared Tuesday in Barnstable District Court on charges of assault and battery and vandalizing property.
2015 Opening Day Payrolls
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Here are the Opening Day payroll obligations of each team from highest to lowest, starting with the Los Angeles Dodgers, who are paying six players (including $18,000,000 to Matt Kemp, traded to San Diego) more than the entire payroll of 21 MLB teams. Figures courtesy of Cot's Baseball Contracts.
By Mark Cunningham, Charlie Neibergall, Rick Scuteri Verified, Mark J. Terrill, John Locher Verified, Gene Puskar Verified, Jonathan Daniel, Jamie Squire, Brian Blanco, Hannah Foslien, Todd Rosenberg, Joe Robbins, Al Tielemans, Robert Beck, Fred Vuich, Pat Sullivan, Michael Zagaris, Ralph Freso, Brian Garfinkel, Michael Ivins, Christopher Pasatieri, Jeff Roberson, Andrew Dieb, Gail Burton, Jason Wise
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Pete Rose submits request to be reinstated to baseball
GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) -- Pete Rose has submitted a new request to be reinstated to baseball. Rose agreed to the lifetime ban in August 1989 following an investigation for Major League Baseball by outside lawyer John Dowd that concluded the career hits leader bet on the Reds to win while managing the team. Rose applied for reinstatement in September 1997 and met in November 2002 with Commissioner Bud Selig, who never ruled on the application. Rob Manfred succeeded Selig in January.
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The spaghetti skate might be the NHL's biggest logo fail outside of Vancouver's own original stick-in-a-rink, but it never seemed quite so excessive as when it was applied to these shocking alternates. Add in the unbalanced yellow V that bisects the logo and slides off to the right side and take away the shoulder and arm piping and you're left with a jersey that's somehow overly busy and sadly plain at the same time. Kim Stallknecht/AP
Is hockey coming to San Diego?
SAN DIEGO - The return of professional hockey to San Diego this fall following a nine-season absence is expected to be announced Thursday. The American Hockey League will make what it described as a "major announcement" for the 2015-16 season today in San Jose. The announcement is expected to be that five teams in hockey's top minor league will move to California, including the Norfolk (Virginia) Admirals to San Diego, according to reports published in many media outlets.
Johnny Weir and Tara Lipinski as Hockey Analysts
Johnny: "There’s a point when you grow up into an adult person that you have to be really wary of the colors that you put on yourself and how you style it, while this was reasonably appropriate, they looked very ‘Toddlers and Tiaras.’" — Tara: "There are too many colors, too many patterns going on, especially on him, with the puffed sleeves and the vest as well."
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