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Put It in the Books ... That's a Career
Legendary Howie Rose, the longtime voice of the New York Mets, announced this past week that he will retire following the 2026 season, bringing an iconic broadcasting career to a close.
Cinderella is Dead
The opening weekend of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament has long been known for its chaos, upsets, and unforgettable Cinderella stories. But this year, a different narrative took center stage — one that has many fans and analysts wondering if those magical underdog runs are becoming a thing of the past.
The Isles are on the Move
It may soon become more difficult for Long Island hockey fans to catch a glimpse of the future of the New York Islanders, as the organization’s American Hockey League affiliate is set to relocate. City officials confirmed this week that the team will move out of Total Mortgage Arena at the conclusion of its 25th season this spring.
Farrow Nominated by Sports Illustrated
Sophomore standout Milania Farrow of the William Floyd Colonials girls' varsity basketball team continues to earn recognition for her outstanding play, as she was recently nominated for the Sports Illustrated High School Girls’ Athlete of the Week honor.
Long Island Wins Both State Titles
Long Island made a strong statement on the state stage this past week, capturing both the boys and girls Division I titles at the New York State bowling championships. The victories by Commack boys bowling team and East Islip girls bowling team showcased the depth and dominance of Suffolk County bowling programs.
Colonials Energize the School
The William Floyd Colonials girls' varsity basketball team saw its memorable season come to an end this past weekend, but the impact of its historic run will be felt throughout the school community for years to come.
Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame Unveils New Exhibit
The Suffolk County Sports Hall of Fame recently unveiled its newest community exhibit at the Brentwood Public Library, celebrating Brentwood alumni and residents whose achievements have made a lasting impact on both the local community and the world of sports.
Hills East Basketball Honored
Members of the Half Hollow Hills East girls' varsity basketball team were recently recognized for their outstanding seasons at the Suffolk County Women's Basketball Coaches Association (SCWBCA) dinner, held on March 12. The event celebrated the achievements of top players from across Suffolk County and highlighted both athletic excellence and academic success.
Sachem Heads to the Most Famous Arena
Students from Sachem High School East recently had the opportunity to step inside one of the world’s most iconic venues, Madison Square Garden, for a memorable, behind-the-scenes educational experience.
Cheat Code Chandler
For many longtime fantasy baseball players, there was once a time when a single player could dominate the stolen base category. Legends like Rickey Henderson and Vince Coleman made it possible to build an entire strategy around speed alone. While that era appeared to fade, a new name may be emerging as a modern-day equivalent: Chandler Simpson.
Take a Train to the Past
Baseball has long been known as America’s pastime, built on nostalgia and a deep sense of history. This year, New York City is embracing that tradition once again, offering fans a unique way to step back in time on their way to Opening Day.
Former Eagle Soars as a Tiger
A group of Ivy League athletes delivered strong performances this past weekend at the 2026 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships, held at the Randal Tyson Track Center. In total, 11 Ivy League student-athletes and one relay team qualified for the national meet, showcasing the conference’s talent on one of the sport’s biggest stages.
Three Village Track Stars at States
Student-athletes from Ward Melville High School delivered a strong showing at the New York State boys and girls indoor track championships, with multiple competitors earning top finishes and all-league recognition.
Womack Joins the Flock
The Long Island Ducks announced today the signing of infielder Alsander Womack, who will enter his first season with the club. The upcoming campaign will mark Womack’s second season in the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball and his fifth year in professional baseball.
Do We Have New Bracket Betting Rules?
With the arrival of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament, it is once again the time of year when analysts and sports outlets begin publishing trends and statistics from past tournaments.
Port Jefferson’s Director of Physical Education Honored
The Port Jefferson School District announced this week that its Director of Physical Education, Mr. Sherrard, was recognized for outstanding leadership and contributions to physical education and athletics during the annual Suffolk Zone Professional Awards Dinner.
Silbert and Vuono Place Top 5 in NYS
Bowlers from Section XI delivered another strong showing this weekend at the New York State Division I boys bowling individual championship held at Strike 'N Spare Lanes. Several competitors from Suffolk County finished near the top of the standings, continuing a successful run for Long Island bowlers at the state level.
The Pins Keep Falling for Suffolk Girls Bowling
Bowlers from Section XI delivered an impressive showing this week at the New York State individual girls bowling championships, placing four athletes among the top six finishers and highlighting the strength of Suffolk County’s bowling programs.
Suffolk's New Hall of Fame Class
The Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame has announced its Class of 2026, recognizing a distinguished group of athletes, coaches, officials, and contributors who have made lasting impacts on sports across Suffolk County. The class will be honored during an induction ceremony on May 21 at 6 p.m. at Flowerfield.
Are We Forgetting Mike Trout?
For years, the question surrounding Mike Trout in fantasy baseball was simple: how early should you draft him? Now the conversation has shifted to something far more complicated — what exactly should fantasy managers do with him?
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Jets Have to Get it Right
The New York Jets have a long and storied history when it comes to the NFL Draft, though many fans would admit much of that history includes missed opportunities and disappointing selections. This year, however, the Jets have a chance to reshape the franchise and build a foundation for the next decade in New York.