The Mets humiliated the Yankees, 12-3, Wednesday night in the series finale between the two teams in The Bronx to secure just the second Subway Series sweep in club history. Francisco Lindor hit two of the Mets’ five home runs, and Pete Alonso, Tyrone Taylor and Mark Vientos mashed one apiece. The Mets went 4-0 against their city rivals this year, the … Continue reading Mets Seize Bragging Rights After Commanding Subway Sweep →

Hardee’s looks to elevate its chicken game with the introduction of new Hand-Breaded Chicken Tender Wraps. Hand-Breaded Chicken Tender Wraps debut in three varieties, Ranch, Honey Mustard and Spicy. The Ranch Tender Wrap features an all-white chicken hand dipped in buttermilk, lightly breaded and fried to golden brown, paired with lettuce, shredded cheese and buttermilk ranch sauce, all served in a warm … Continue reading New Hand-Breaded Chicken Tender Wraps At Hardee’s →

Obi Toppin is staying in Indianapolis. A year after being traded by the Knicks, the forward is re-signing with the Pacers on a four-year, $60 million contract. The 26-year-old, whom the Knicks took No. 8 overall out of Dayton in the 2020 NBA Draft, made waves with his high-flying dunks during his three years at … Continue reading Ex-Knick Obi Toppin Signs $60 Million Contract With Pacers →

Luis Severino pitched six shutout innings as the Mets blanked the Marlins, 1-0. After the game, Severino said he was feeling "really good" as he turned in another quality start. In what was potentially his final rehab outing, Kodai Senga allowed five earned runs in three innings for Triple-A Syracuse. After meeting with doctors on Friday, Starling Marte said he feels "close" to returning from … Continue reading Luis Severino, Bullpen Shut Down Marlins →