Anthony Rieber: Mets will rely on Jason Vargas to start something against Yankees If the Mets want to really get their season going, it starts on Monday night. At Yankee Stadium. With their ace on the mound. Newsday · Jun 9, 2019
Steven Matz guts through six innings as Mets beat Rockies, 5-3 NEW YORK _ In years past _ in months past, even _ Steven Matz never would have been granted the chance to put together the kind of game he had Saturday night. Newsday · Jun 8, 2019
Sir Winston rides the rail to win Belmont Stakes ELMONT, N.Y. _ It's not jockey racing. When a trainer saddles the best horse, most riders are capable of winning on it. But sometimes a 109-pound man's tactical brilliance can make a thoroughbred max out and run the race of his life, which is what Joel Rosario did with Sir… Newsday · Jun 8, 2019
Bob Glauber: Joe Douglas was Jets' guy all along, and now they have him Within minutes of the stunning announcement on May 15 that Mike Maccagnan had been fired by Jets CEO Christopher Johnson, the first name that came up as a potential successor was the man who indeed became the successor Friday night. Newsday · Jun 8, 2019
Jets to hire Eagles executive Joe Douglas as new general manager Adam Gase got his man. Newsday · Jun 7, 2019
Jacob deGrom gets little help from Mets' bats, benches clear in loss to Rockies NEW YORK _ The Mets started Wilson Ramos behind the plate with Jacob deGrom on the mound on Friday night to give their offense a little more oomph against the Rockies. The Ramos-deGrom pairing was fine, but the Mets were six-hit by four Colorado pitchers in a 5-1 loss before… Newsday · Jun 7, 2019
Ed McNamara: Belmont Stakes lacks buzz this year, but it's still a big event day in New York ELMONT, N.Y. _ An hour before Tuesday's Belmont Stakes draw at Citi Field, a sour-faced man in a Noah Syndergaard jersey offered his unsolicited take on Saturday's race. Newsday · Jun 7, 2019
What's new to stream in June on Netflix, Hulu, Facebook Watch and more June's streaming options throw a wide net, including network switchovers ("Designated Survivor") and revived landmarks ("The Real World," "Tales of the City"). Newsday · Jun 7, 2019
DeLorean fans talk their wheels, new Alec Baldwin movie LONG ISLAND, N.Y. _ Back in the 1980s, when Dr. David Delman was a medical resident at Stony Brook University, he suffered serious car envy _ and the condition was chronic. Newsday · Jun 7, 2019
USGA's setup of US Open again under scrutiny at Pebble Beach The U.S. Open will begin on familiar terms, with the U.S. Golf Association looking to bounce back from the previous year's controversy and some pros arguing that the USGA has lost its way. Newsday · Jun 7, 2019
What to read this week: New books by Eve Ensler, Julia Phillips and Andrea Lawlor 'THE APOLOGY,' by Eve Ensler. What if an abuser actually made amends to his victim? In her new book, Eve Ensler ("The Vagina Monologues") writes a letter in the voice of her late father, the man who physically and sexually abused her as a child. "My father is long dead,"… Newsday · Jun 7, 2019
Garden dedicated to late Boy Scout Andrew McMorris SHOREHAM, N.Y. _ John McMorris, his voice cracking at times, spoke Wednesday of the lifting of grief as he dedicated a rock garden in memory of his son, 12-year-old Andrew, killed when an accused drunken driver plowed into him and his troop of Boy Scouts. Newsday · Jun 6, 2019
Danny Green does it again with 3-pointers in the NBA Finals, this time for the Raptors OAKLAND, Calif. _ If there was an X factor in the Raptors' 123-109 Game 3 victory over the Warriors on Wednesday night at Oracle Arena, it was the 3-point shooting of Danny Green. Newsday · Jun 6, 2019
3 best songs to stream this week So many singles, so little time. Here are three songs to stream right away: Newsday · Jun 6, 2019
Newsday · Jun 6, 2019 Steve Popper: If Kevin Durant jilts Knicks, Kawhi Leonard is a solid backup option It has seemed a given throughout the NBA that Kevin Durant and the Knicks will unite in a still hard to understand marriage next month when he hits free agency. Whispers abound in the league that this is a done deal, the best offensive player in the NBA and arguably…
Newsday · Jun 6, 2019 Can you dig it? 48 years later, the mystique of 'Shaft' continues In 1971, the gritty action movie "Shaft" offered audiences the sight of a black hero shooting people, flouting social norms and mocking authority. John Shaft, played by actor Richard Roundtree, finally got to do all the things white action heroes had been doing for years.
Newsday · Jun 6, 2019 DJ LeMahieu continues to hit with RISP as Yankees top Blue Jays TORONTO _ The numbers are just silly at this point.
Newsday · Jun 6, 2019 With Intrepid Heart and Spinoff, trainer Todd Pletcher has two shots to win fourth Belmont Stakes They've been racing thoroughbreds since the 17th century, and no trainer's horses have earned more money than his have. Like LeBron, he's a first-name guy in his sport. When you say Todd, Pletcher is understood. He's even a virtual presence on Twitter, where the imposter @NotTheToddster has satirized him for…
Newsday · Jun 6, 2019 Todd Frazier's home run keys 8th-inning comeback for the Mets NEW YORK _ At the end of a game pockmarked by bunts _ bunts for hits, bunts sent foul, bunts popped up _ it was a good old-fashioned long ball that won it for the Mets.
Newsday · Jun 5, 2019 'The Secret Life of Pets 2' review: A thin sequel is unleashed A New York City canine appoints himself guardian over a human toddler in "The Secret Life of Pets 2," a movie that could have been a poignant comedy about the pleasures and horrors of modern child rearing. The filmmakers decided against that, however, and instead opted for a silly, scattered,…
Newsday · Jun 5, 2019 Jason Vargas pitches five-hit shutout as Mets top Giants NEW YORK _ Every Met other than Robinson Cano had a good time in Wednesday night's 7-0 victory over the Giants at Citi Field. Jason Vargas had the best time of all.
Newsday · Jun 5, 2019 Bob Glauber: Eli Manning undeterred by heir pressure with Daniel Jones in line of succession Eli Manning knows it's coming.
Newsday · Jun 5, 2019 'Dark Phoenix' review: Low point in the 'X-Men' franchise "X-Men," Bryan Singer's superhero film from 2000, was unusual in two ways. One, it was part of a genre that barely existed, and two, its mutant characters were complicated, with powers that made them supra-human but also pariahs. The movie felt fresh, original and brave.
Newsday · Jun 5, 2019 'Big Little Lies' review: Meryl Streep adds zest to an already addictive series WHAT IT'S ABOUT: At the end of the first season _ which told the full story of Liane Moriarty's book of the same name _ Perry Wright (Alexander Skarsg�rd) was pushed down a flight of concrete stairs, killing him instantly. His mother (Meryl Streep) arrives in town to help her…