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Two St. John’s legends agree: Zuby Ejiofor has a bright future in the NBA. Mark Jackson and Walter Berry, in attendance to see their alma mater win the Big East…
TAMPA — Carlos Rodón does not understand it. But as he continues his buildup from elbow surgery and experiments with a newfound range of motion in his left arm, he…
To prepare for its quarterfinal game Friday, Team USA brought in guest speaker Robert J. O’Neill, a former SEAL Team Six member who was part of the unit that killed…
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Freddy Peralta is ready. The new Mets ace is set to start Opening Day and looked crisp Saturday over four innings, allowing just one run…
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — Almost every day, when Keegan Bradley wakes up — whether it’s in his own bed at home or on the road in a hotel while…
MIAMI — Shohei Ohtani is only one player. Samurai Japan’s 8-5 loss to Venezuela on Saturday night in the quarterfinals of the World Baseball Classic was a reminder of this…
In a World Baseball Classic already filled with cinematic moments, with epic home run celebrations and moments capturing the magnitude of these games on the international stage, Wilyer Abreu just…
For most of his NHL career, Simon Holmstrom’s success has been tied at the hip to Jean-Gabriel Pageau. For whatever reason, the winger seems to have an innate chemistry with…
Observations from Mets spring training on Saturday: Pache of cake Cristian Pache, known for his glove in center, made a fine running catch in left-center to rob Jake Meyers of…
Zuby Ejiofor waved his hands above his head, imploring the St. John’s fans to get louder. Booming “Let’s go, Johnnies” chants followed into the timeout. The large Connecticut contingent had…