On paper, the Second Round series between Alain Vigneault's Philadelphia Flyers (41-21-7 in the regular season, 7-2 in the postseason) and Barry Trotz's New York Islanders (35-23-10 regular season, 7-2 postseason) shapes up to be a low-scoring, grind-it-out contest. The Flyers have allowed only 16 goals across their nine playoff games to date, while the … Continue reading Hockey: New York Islanders vs Philadelphia Flyers →

Yankees Mike Ford and David Hale are going to give lessons to kids who were supposed to attend Rising Star Baseball Camp this summer. The Bronx Bombers will give three Zoom lessons to the campers, normally based in New Rochelle. The kids’ coach, Darren Gurney, said, “In the absence of the boys’ ability to play, … Continue reading NY Yankees Will Give Zoom Lessons to Kids Deprived of Baseball Camp →

The famous Stardust Diner located in the center of Manhattan's Theater District, may have to close for good due to the impact of coronavirus, according to NBC New York. With a line usually wrapped around the block, Ellen's Stardust Diner has been a popular tourist spot on 51st and Broadway since 1987. The wait staff … Continue reading NYC’s Musical Stardust Diner May Be Closing For Good, Owes $600K In Rent →

Marcus Stroman’s rehabbed left calf told him he could continue this season. But the NYMets pitcher chose to copy out instead. Citing COVID-19 concerns, Stroman became the second Mets player in just over a week, joining Yoenis Cespedes, to opt out on the season. The right-hander was on the injured list and preparing to pitch … Continue reading NY Mets Pitcher Marcus Stroman Opts Out Of Season →