Everything may be copacetic between Juan Soto and the Yankees, but fans seem to be another story.

Check out our betting preview for Juan Soto's Citi Field debut on Friday.

Johnson, who was first-team all-SEC and third-team All-American this season, spent her first three seasons at LSU under head coach Kim Mulkey.

It appears as though the other Rangers prospect at Boston College is staying put. 

The veteran reliever's reunion with the Yankees was a short one.

Stitches predicts Walker Buehler will lead the Red Sox past the Cardinals on Friday afternoon at Fenway Park.

Wiener takes all!

News of Flair's divorce broke in February, months after she originally filed.

"Luka Magic" hasn't been so enchanting recently.

The Islanders and the Clark Gillies Foundation have teamed up with Ronald McDonald House to open a media room filled with team apparel, sticks and video games for children at the New Hyde Park facility. “It’s not just a media room, it’s a locker room,” Islanders owner Jon Ledecky told The Post. “I think that’s...

Kayla Nicole said she's done dating in the public eye after her five-year relationship with Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.

If only the NCAA Tournament had this much excitement.

Flag football has become an explosively popular high school spring option for female student-athletes on Long Island, as one program is already seeking dynasty status in the newly introduced sport.

Every pass that Shedeur Sanders throws to Travis Hunter today will be doubly important to the Giants.

One of his earliest basketball memories came in the third grade.

Connecticut is back in the Final Four — its 16th trip in the past 17 NCAA Tournaments and 24th overall.

What the Mets and some teams around the league are doing is dusting off a pitch that had attracted cobwebs.

After spending the offseason attacking his weakness as a right-handed hitter, will Oswaldo Cabrera get one more shot to see if he can be the Yankees’ third baseman?

The Yanks might have torpedo bats, but Mr. Met has a set of guns

The idea is simple: If a batter has a strong hitter behind them in the lineup, they will, at least in theory, see better pitches and get more of a chance to swing the bat.