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Mets slugger Pete Alonso thrilled to be picked for Home Run Derby

NEW YORK _ There wasn't any hesitation. No hemming about the Home Run Derby, and how it can affect a swing. When league officials contacted Pete Alonso's agents, the agents didn't even need to ask him. They already knew the answer.

Newsday · Jun 28, 2019

'Seinfeld' marathon on TBS

Not that there's anything wrong with that, but do you have a spare 15 hours to kill over the Fourth of July weekend?

Newsday · Jun 28, 2019

D'Angelo Russell receives qualifying offer from Nets, source confirms

The Nets made a qualifying offer to restricted free agent D'Angelo Russell on Friday, one day ahead of the deadline, according to a report by Shams Charania of The Athletic that was confirmed to Newsday by an NBA source.

Newsday · Jun 28, 2019

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David Lennon: Edwin Diaz collapses in another new low for Mets

PHILADELPHIA _ The slumping Phillies thought they knew all about dysfunctional losing.

Newsday · Jun 27, 2019

Q&A: Criss Angel on Broadway

Criss Angel has come a long way from those days in the 1980s when he sang with a rock band at Long Island clubs like Spit and Sundance _ and levitated the drum set.

Newsday · Jun 27, 2019

3 couples celebrate wedded bliss at assisted living facility

They met through happenstance _ one couple connected when they helped a mutual friend put up wallpaper while another went on their first date after she handled his complaint about a delivery.

Newsday · Jun 27, 2019

Report: Kemba Walker leaving Hornets for Celtics looking very strong

The NBA moved the start of free agency talks up six hours this summer from the usual at the stroke of midnight on July 1. And in a nod to the reality of setting up meetings, teams could begin to plan that on June 29, a day earlier than the…

Newsday · Jun 27, 2019

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Mets honor Tom Seaver by officially changing Citi Field address to 41 Seaver Way

Sarah Seaver, daughter of The Franchise, did it the Seaver Way at Thursday's ceremony celebrating her father by renaming the street and address of Citi Field in his honor.

Newsday · Jun 27, 2019

Barbara Barker: Megan Rapinoe isn't afraid to stand up to Trump

Megan Rapinoe is not backing down.

Newsday · Jun 27, 2019

'Spider-Man: Far from Home' review: Everything's just fine

Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown," says Happy Hogan, the burly Marvel mascot played by Jon Favreau in "Spider-Man: Far From Home." He's quoting Shakespeare as a way of telling Peter Parker (Tom Holland) that in a post-Avengers world, he must step up and be the hero people…

Newsday · Jun 27, 2019

Editorial: Don't make 9/11 victims beg for more help with health problems

This isn't "a very complicated subject," as President Donald Trump called it. And yes, there is reason to get "all bent out of shape" about this, though Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said there is not.

Newsday · Jun 27, 2019

'The Loudest Voice' review: Russell Crowe's full-bodied, one-sided portrayal of Fox News' Roger Ailes

WHAT IT'S ABOUT: Former political media consultant Roger Ailes (Russell Crowe) has just been fired from CNBC and is ready for a new challenge. Rupert Murdoch (veteran British actor, director and playwright Simon McBurney) has just the thing _ a cable news channel to challenge CNN. Ailes' idea is to…

Newsday · Jun 27, 2019

Anthony Rieber: Clint Frazier left behind in Triple-A as Yankees head to London

Some big developments on Wednesday, the eve of the Yankees' trip to London to play the Red Sox:

Newsday · Jun 26, 2019

New album: The Black Keys

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Newsday · Jun 26, 2019

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Newsday · Jun 26, 2019

3 great songs to stream this week: Shawn Mendes/Camila Cabello, Blanco Brown, Marshmello/Kane Brown

So many singles, so little time. Here are three songs to stream right away:

Newsday · Jun 26, 2019

Jon Bon Jovi's son, Jesse Bongiovi, talks growing ros� brand, Hampton Water

From shelves of pink to widespread frose to rose in cans, all signals might indicate we have reached peak rose. Jesse Bongiovi would disagree.

Newsday · Jun 26, 2019

Why Public Enemy's 'Fight the Power' still resonates

To celebrate its 30th anniversary, Spike Lee's groundbreaking "Do the Right Thing" will return to theaters in a new, 4K version on Sunday. However, the movie's influential anthem "Fight the Power," from Roosevelt, N.Y.'s Public Enemy, has never really gone away, only growing in stature over the past three decades.

Newsday · Jun 26, 2019

Yankees' Giancarlo Stanton headed to injured list with strained PCL

NEW YORK _ Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton is headed to the injured list with a strained PCL, manager Aaron Boone said after Wednesday's game against the Toronto Blue Jays at Yankee Stadium.

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Newsday · Jun 26, 2019

Editorial: President Trump needlessly cruel to immigrants

For the past week, President Donald Trump has threatened "millions" of immigrants here illegally with a gigantic, probably impossible deportation action. He has done this gleefully on Twitter, as if nationwide raids were a big, exciting game: "Two weeks and big Deportation begins!"

Newsday · Jun 26, 2019

Bob Ley retires from ESPN

Bob Ley, who joined ESPN the week it launched in 1979 and worked there for the ensuing 40 years, announced his retirement from the network on Wednesday, effective at the end of the month. Ley, 64, who had been on a leave of absence since October, is ESPN's longest-serving anchor,…

Newsday · Jun 26, 2019

Gleyber Torres' walk-off single caps Yankees' win over Blue Jays

NEW YORK _ At the start and toward the end, this surely looked like a sticky wicket for the Yankees. They were down 5-0 almost instantly and in the ninth inning, they squandered a one-run lead. This was no way to give themselves a sendoff to London. It turned out…

Newsday · Jun 26, 2019

'Yesterday' review: World without The Beatles is a whimsical work of fan fiction

"Yesterday," Danny Boyle's music-themed comedy about a struggling musician, Jack Malik, who wakes up to find that The Beatles have been erased from history, is one of those movies that will divide audiences into two kinds of people.

Newsday · Jun 25, 2019

'Annabelle Comes Home' review: Latest in the uneven horror franchise is a letdown

"Annabelle Comes Home," the latest entry in Gary Dauberman's successful horror franchise, feels like a test of David Lynch's oft-cited theory that 70 index cards equal a feature film.

Newsday · Jun 25, 2019

Knicks free agency: How Kyrie Irving would fit in at Madison Square Garden

With the free agent market opening Sunday the Knicks have approximately $70 million in salary cap space available, an enviable position that the franchise worked to put in place. Now, the hard part is getting someone to take their money.

Newsday · Jun 25, 2019

Gardening tips and chores to tackle in July

"Summertime, and the livin's easy!" Hopefully, we'll be spending the month barbecuing, swinging in hammocks and marveling at the abundance of our gardens. Beans, squash and tomatoes are putting on a show, and daylilies are painting the set in hues of orange, rose and yellow.

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