Lloyd Carroll

The Mets have announced the 2023 inductees for their Hall of Fame Museum, located in the rotunda of Citi Field. Former third baseman Howard Johnson, southpaw starting pitcher Al Leiter

The Brooklyn Nets have had a frustrating history with superstar players dating back to their days on Long Island, when Rick Barry had to leave to honor a previous commitment

When I learned of the passing of longtime catcher and baseball analyst Tim McCarver last Thursday, my first thought was what the legendary journalist Pete Hamill once wrote about him.

Between college basketball’s March Madness, the NBA and NHL heading into their respective home stretches of the regular season and spring training baseball, it is easy to overlook the fact

The Mets drastically changed direction for 2023, and probably 2024, when they traded Max Scherzer, Justin Verlander, Tommy Pham, Mark Canha, David Robertson and Dominick Leone for an array of

The best bargain in professional sports, US Open Fan Week, returns to the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, from Tuesday, Aug. 22, through Sunday,

The euphoria of Johan Santana’s no-hitter sure dissipated in a hurry last weekend in the Bronx, as the Mets were swept by the Yankees in the first round of the

Mets fans had better hope new Manager Carlos Mendoza has a lengthier tenure than the two years his recent predecessors, Mickey Callaway, Luis Rojas and Buck Showalter, each had. That

Last Thursday the New York Jets announced they have activated the 21-day window to allow quarterback Aaron Rodgers to practice with the team to see if he can return to

The die was cast for the 2024 Mets last June 23 when Mets owner Steve Cohen held a press conference before a game at Citi Field following a disastrous loss