Broadway will reopen this fall. Theaters will be open at 100% capacity. Broadway has been shut down since March 12, 2020, and needs time to reopen, more than other industries due to the logistics of theater producing. The Broadway League had previously indicated that September was the target reopening month, and was the first projection … Continue reading Broadway To Reopen This Fall →

For the first time in more than eight years — 2,923 days, to be exact — the New York Knicks were able to celebrate a playoff win. And, like the last one, they were able to do it at Madison Square Garden. With their 101-92 win over the Atlanta Hawks in Game 2 of their … Continue reading Madison Square Garden Hosts NY Knicks First Playoff Win Since 2013 →

In the year of the no-hitter, add Corey Kluber to the list. The Yankees signed the right-hander off two injury-plagued seasons with the hope he’d be able to rediscover the form he’d displayed when he was one of the best pitchers in the game and Kluber more than lived up to that expectation in a … Continue reading NY Yankee Throws A No-Hitter! →

Julius Randle raised his arms at the buzzer that ended the game and the regular season after the Knicks survived Sunday like they always seem to do. Bring on Atlanta and the Playoffs! The Knicks finished up their riveting regular season at the Garden on Fan Appreciation Day before a pandemic-reduced crowd of 1,981 and … Continue reading NY Knicks To Face Atlanta Hawks In Playoffs →