Knicks’ PJ Tucker relishes extremely rare playing time: ‘Like riding a bike’
He didn’t know what to expect.
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Long Island’s Olivia Fogarty, Lindsey Rust join inaugural Port Rowing Hall of Fame class
It’s been rowing-oar-bust for Long Islanders Olivia Fogarty and Lindsey Rust. The standout maritime athletes were recently inducted into the inaugural Port Rowing Hall of Fame class. “It really made me reflect on my rowing journey and how special Port Rowing has been to me,” Rust, who took bronze at the 2021 under-23 World Championships,...
Shedeur Sanders reveals how some NFL teams get ‘offended’ by confident visits
Shedeur Sanders has been coming in hot and heavy.
Marcus Hogberg’s nightmare stretch makes Islanders’ offseason priority clear
The Islanders’ offseason shopping list just got longer.
Post reporter competes in open tryout for arena football’s New York Dragons — fulfilling a dream as he swaps pen for pads
Trying out for the New York Dragons had me breathing fire.
Patrick Roy admits he made mistake with Tristan Lennox’s shambolic Islanders debut
Patrick Roy admitted he’d made a mistake.
Benches clear as college baseball game descends into chaos during wild brawl
An end-of-inning celebration led to a full-on college baseball brawl in Alabama.
FIFA to donate $1 million toward local sports programs ahead of events at MetLife Stadium
New York and New Jersey already are starting to reap the benefits as one of FIFA’s to-be hot spots for two major upcoming events — the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 and FIFA World Cup 2026.
Shaq squashes beef with Dwight Howard after Hall of Fame election: ‘My guy’
It appears that there might be a truce in the battle for NBA's Superman.
Knicks iron man Mikal Bridges on cusp of completing another 82-game season
Mikal Bridges played in his 554th straight regular-season game Thursday, a mark that would seem unfathomable in today’s era of load management.
Rangers destroy Islanders to keep long-shot playoff hopes alive
A 9-2 win over the Islanders on Thursday may have staved off the Rangers’ elimination from playoff contention, but its only delaying the inevitable.
Nets torched by Trae Young in lopsided loss to Hawks that helps lottery odds
The Nets got ripped apart 133-109 and cut up by Trae Young’s AND1 mixtape before a sellout crowd of 17,926 at Barclays Center.
Barstool Sports’ Dave Portnoy apologizes to Mary Kate Cornett after gross, untrue scandal goes viral: ‘Get why the family is pissed’
Dave Portnoy is apologizing on behalf of Barstool Sports.
Griffin Canning’s simplified approach is yielding early Mets success
Griffin Canning has added a cutter to his arsenal and is playing with a sweeper he has not yet debuted.
Knicks fail to lock up No. 3 seed in loss to pesky Pistons
The Knicks had a chance to clinch the No. 3 seed and essentially lock in Detroit as a first-round foe. Instead, they were beaten by the Pistons.
Rory McIlroy came undone in opening round of Masters despite Jack Nicklaus’ warning
Rory McIlroy was right where he needed to be at the Masters. Until he wasn't — again.
One ‘promising’ Nets quality will be put to test with NBA draft on horizon
When GM Sean Marks first arrived, the Nets were all about player development. After the failed Big Three era, they are right back where they started.
At 65, Fred Couples is still capable of making Masters magic
The 1992 Masters champion, at age 65 and playing in his 40th Masters, is positively ageless, becoming the second-oldest player to break par in a Masters round.
Justin Rose grabs first-round Masters lead, Scottie Scheffler three back
Justin Rose was in the zone at Augusta National. He was in a familiar place at the Masters — in contention early in the tournament.
Glaring contrast between Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy already dictating Masters
The Rory and Scottie Show is prominently in play — Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler in the thick of contention entering Friday’s second round.
