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Coach Adam Gase hoping Jets hire a new GM before next weekend

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. _ Adam Gase participated in the interviews with the four Jets general manager candidates, and hopes they have someone in place before the league goes into its quiet period next weekend.

Newsday · Jun 4, 2019

Bob Glauber: Le'Veon Bell's fresh start with Jets begins now as he has plenty to prove

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. _ Le'Veon Bell lined up behind quarterback Sam Darnold and took the handoff. As he prepared to run upfield, there was that trademark moment of hesitation, that stutter step to give himself just a split second to see where the hole would open up.

Newsday · Jun 4, 2019

Raptors get inventive in trying to stop Warriors' Steph Curry

OAKLAND, Calif. _ Desperate times call for desperate measures, so with the Raptors trailing the Warriors with less than six minutes left in Game 2 of the NBA Finals on Sunday in Toronto, coach Nick Nurse called timeout and asked his players how they felt about playing a box-and-one zone…

Newsday · Jun 4, 2019

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Jabrill Peppers already makes his presence felt on Giants' defense

You'd think a 23-year-old kid who just arrived with a new team as part of a blockbuster trade that kicked a popular supernova of talent and presence out the door and is being asked to replace a captain and perennial Pro Bowler who was left to walk away in free…

Newsday · Jun 4, 2019

War of Will has had a weird path to the Belmont Stakes

He's a real looker with world-class bloodlines, which convinced Gary Barber to part with almost $300,000 to own War of Will. Mark Casse, one of the country's top trainers, was excited to have him in his barn.

Newsday · Jun 4, 2019

Quarterback Daniel Jones up to impressive speed running Giants' read option

So much has been made about how similar Daniel Jones is to Eli Manning.

Newsday · Jun 4, 2019

Warriors to lean on Steph Curry amid multiple injuries

OAKLAND, Calif. _ The Warriors are playing in their fifth straight NBA Finals and going for their third straight title and fourth in five years with what many regard as a super team. But that level of sustained excellence has taken a toll on a team that is limping toward…

Newsday · Jun 4, 2019

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'Black Mirror' review: Miley Cyrus' episode is a dystopian Disney Channel movie

WHAT IT'S ABOUT: Comprising this anthology's fifth season, there are three episodes. "Smithereens," about Chris (Andrew Scott, "Fleabag") who works for a London-based ride-sharing company and who is stalking the offices of a social media giant, Smithereens. He needs to talk to the company CEO (Topher Grace). One day, Chris…

Newsday · Jun 4, 2019

DeMarcus Cousins' return to starting lineup fuels banged-up Warriors in Game 2

TORONTO _ As the final seconds ticked off the clock in Game 2 of the NBA Finals at Scotiabank Arena, Kevin Durant emerged from the locker room. He walked slowly through the corridor to the end of the tunnel, followed by a hobbling Klay Thompson, where they greeted their teammates…

Newsday · Jun 3, 2019

Le'Veon Bell will be star attraction at Jets minicamp Tuesday

Le'Veon Bell will be on the field with the Jets in their mandatory minicamp this week.

Newsday · Jun 3, 2019

Best summer books 2019: 'Is There Still Sex in the City?,' 'Nickel Boys,' more

If you're not immersed in a book you can't put down, you're not doing summer right. Here are 12 fiction and nonfiction titles rolling out between now and September _ each the kind of thing you want to bury your nose in. Summer reading starts now.

Newsday · Jun 3, 2019

Parental Guidance: Experts offer tips on how to keep the peace when parents and grandparents disagree

Yes, parents are grateful that grandparents jump in to help with their kids when they're at work or want a date night or vacation. Sometimes it can mean a sacrifice for the grandparents, causing them to miss their own social engagements, work obligations or doctors' appointments _ and they're offering…

Newsday · Jun 3, 2019

Belmont Stakes field the latest reminder of how thoroughbreds have changed

Twenty-five years before Secretariat moved "like a tremendous machine" in the 1973 Belmont Stakes, Citation did that for 10 months, powering through perhaps the greatest 3-year-old campaign in history. His trainer, Jimmy Jones, considered him the century's best horse, and although he was a bit biased, Citation's resume is otherworldly.

Newsday · Jun 3, 2019

How will Aaron Boone balance the return of injured Yankees with their productive replacements?

The Yankees have well over 100 home runs sitting on the injured list. That group is populated with All-Stars, a rookie of the year and an MVP. It's got an ace _ Luis Severino _ and both an infield and an outfield. And frankly, the All-Injured Yankees team would probably…

Newsday · Jun 3, 2019

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Newsday · Jun 1, 2019

Barbara Barker: US women fighting for wins and equality

This is about more than soccer.

Newsday · Jun 1, 2019

Steve Popper: Former Spurs Kawhi Leonard, Danny Green lead the way for young Raptors

TORONTO _ In the days leading up to the start of the NBA Finals, the too long of a breather that allowed rest, preparation and in the case of the Toronto Raptors, time for the young players who had never been on this stage to think of the enormity of…

Newsday · Jun 1, 2019

Game 1 Finals loss to Raptors hasn't swayed Warriors' confidence

TORONTO _ As the music began, signaling the start of the Golden State Warriors practice session, Kevin Durant wandered out onto the court with a hoodie, a baseball cap and slides making it clear he was here just as an observer. But with one of their stars still sidelined and…

Newsday · Jun 1, 2019

Mets rally in eighth to beat Diamondbacks

PHOENIX _ Decidedly unclutch for most of Friday night, the New York Mets used a change in luck to change the game, rallying in the eighth for a 5-4 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks.

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Newsday · May 31, 2019

Editorial: Cruel prosecution of lifesavers

The remains of more than 3,000 migrants who died after crossing into the United States have been found in southern Arizona since 2000. The most common cause of those deaths is dehydration, but starvation, exposure and illness kill many, too. And, increasingly, aiding these beleaguered persons by doing anything from…

Newsday · May 31, 2019

Editorial: Special counsel Mueller's challenge to Congress

Amid a circus of partisan warfare surrounding the report on the Russia meddling probe, special counsel Robert Mueller finally stepped into the big tent Wednesday to refocus our attention.

Newsday · May 31, 2019

Raptors' Siakam will look to build on breakout Game 1

TORONTO _ Before Thursday's Game 1 of the NBA Finals, there was no campaign to wine and dine Pascal Siakam with free meals like the bars and restaurants lining the streets around Scotiabank Arena were promising to Kawhi Leonard.

Newsday · May 31, 2019

Tacitus, third in Derby, gets back into the fray to take on War of Will at Belmont Stakes

ELMONT, N.Y. _ It's a throwback that goes way, way back. They've been running the Belmont Stakes since 1867, so the longest Triple Crown event also has the longest history. Next Saturday at Belmont Park, it will be staged for the 151st time, compared to 145 for the Kentucky Derby…

Newsday · May 31, 2019

Fan guide to the Women's World Cup in France

Aficionados of soccer have felt that this year's Women's World Cup in France could be a game-changer in global popularity and quality of play.

Newsday · May 31, 2019

Vets at Northport American Legion event share tales of sacrifice, heroism

Sept. 11, 2001, started out as a normal day for Will Jimeno, a Port Authority police officer from Clifton, N.J. But soon after he started his shift, Jimeno found himself pinned under the rubble of steel, glass and concrete when the Twin Towers fell on him and his fellow officers.

Newsday · May 30, 2019

New album: Thomas Rhett

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