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NEW YORK — Hank Azaria is bugged by what he sees as preferential treatment certain A-listers receive for Knicks’ game seats at Madison Square Garden, and in a recent interview he homed in on Taylor Swift as a prime ...Read more

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — When I watched Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis at minicamp and organized team activities one thought came to mind: I sure hope he’s in the right system, meaning a team that has a strong ...Read more

MINNEAPOLIS — As the Minnesota Vikings end their Organized Team Activities — in the old days, we called these “practices” — the Wilfs seem to be continuing their reign as the most popular sports owners in ...Read more

The Stanley Cup Final was settled Sunday night. And for the first time since the Florida Panthers watched the Golden Knights celebrate against them in Las Vegas in 2023, it wasn’t Florida hoisting the trophy.

The ...Read more

DETROIT — The president is leaving, the athletic director is leaving, the football coach has barely been around long enough to get his name on a parking spot. And understandably, the basketball coach is furious.

Of ...Read more

AURORA, Colo. — As the man of the people exited center stage, a fan leaned down from the guardrails at Aurora Public Schools Stadium to holler at J.K. Dobbins. He begged for a picture. Dobbins, of course, obliged. And ...Read more

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Before Monday’s game at Sutter Health Park, Pirates manager Don Kelly was asked about the game plan for Jared Jones and Carmen Mlodzinski moving forward.

“We have to see how today goes,” Kelly...Read more

PHOENIX — Mike Trout looked everything like an All-Star that early voting returns project.

Walbert Ureña probably deserved better.

But a tainted run, an unearned run and a home run that clanked off the right field ...Read more

Eleven years and one day after Byron Buxton made his major league debut in Arlington, Texas, a highly anticipated arrival for one sport’s best athletes, he’s a hitter at the peak of his powers.

Buxton is the reigning ...Read more

HOUSTON – The Detroit Tigers won a baseball game Monday night, beating the Houston Astros 9-3 in the first of three at Daikin Park.

But, stop us if you’ve heard this before, they might’ve also lost two more players ...Read more

CHICAGO — Two days ago, Pete Crow-Armstrong was a triple away from the cycle at Oracle Park.

The Chicago Cubs’ center fielder was well aware of how close he was to the feat and had it on his mind during the final five...Read more

PHILADELPHIA — Gabriel Rincones Jr. let the bat flip off his fingertips as he started towards first base.

Miami right fielder Owen Cassie made a futile jog towards the wall, but the ball kept carrying and carrying until...Read more

WASHINGTON — The Kansas City Royals granted right-hander Mitch Spence a spot start Monday night against the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park.

And it turned out to be a good decision … for about four innings.

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The search for starting pitching continues for the New York Mets, but so too does the search for hits with runners in scoring position.

The Mets recalled right-hander Tobias Myers from Triple-A Syracuse on Monday ...Read more

ST. LOUIS — The San Diego Padres left Baltimore on Sunday having won a second consecutive game for the first time in three weeks and a second consecutive series for the first time in nearly two months.

On Monday, they ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — With the largest Olympic and Paralympic Games in history approaching, LA28 announced Monday it will open volunteer applications on July 14, the two-year mark before the Olympics officially begin.

LA28 is ...Read more

NEW YORK — New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is defending his decision to schedule the NBA champion Knicks ticker-tape parade for Thursday, even though NYC students will be taking their Regents exams.

The date, which ...Read more