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Editorial: How President Trump can condemn hatred in America

Here we are again, mourning, lamenting, searching for answers.

Newsday · May 1, 2019

3 songs to stream this week: Bruce Springsteen, Everglow, Sheryl Crow

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

Newsday · May 1, 2019

Mets reliever Jeurys Familia lands on injured list with sore shoulder, Mickey Callaway says

Jeurys Familia is headed to the injured list.

Newsday · May 1, 2019

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Editorial: Rally around rebuilding the infrastructure of the US

Under President Donald Trump, the United States has added another spring ritual to accompany blooming flowers and the return of baseball: the fresh promise of a grand plan to rebuild the nation's infrastructure.

Newsday · May 1, 2019

A wide-open Kentucky Derby field makes betting the race a challenge

LOUISVILLE, Ky. _ Unlike last spring, there's no 3-year-old dazzling you with his potential and his presence the way Justify did. The most popular adjective attached to Saturday's 145th Kentucky Derby is "wide-open." Few handicappers will dispute that in a race with no standout and plenty of disagreement.

Newsday · May 1, 2019

'Long Shot' review: Slight but sweet rom-com with a couple of modern twists

If you're in the mood to raise objections, you'll find plenty of opportunities in "Long Shot." Starring Charlize Theron as an elegant presidential candidate who begins sleeping with her slovenly speechwriter (Seth Rogen), the film is filled with imbalances and double standards.

Newsday · May 1, 2019

Mark Herrmann: Islanders can look to Al Arbour's teams of old for inspiration to win these playoffs

One game at a time, one shift at a time.

Newsday · Apr 30, 2019

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Tiger Woods, Francesco Molinari and Brooks Koepka grouped for PGA Championship at Bethpage Black

Tiger Woods will play the first two rounds of the PGA Championship at Bethpage Black in two weeks alongside Brooks Koepka and Francesco Molinari, two of the golfers he defeated to win the Masters. They will compose a reigning champions threesome, a tradition that will accompany the event's move from…

Newsday · Apr 30, 2019

Yankees' CC Sabathia gets 3,000th career strikeout against Diamondbacks

PHOENIX _ A career many believe will eventually land CC Sabathia in the Hall of Fame reached another milestone Tuesday night.

Newsday · Apr 30, 2019

Bob Baffert: 'The Triple Crown is great, but there's just something about the Derby'

LOUISVILLE, Ky. _ To become the best, it helps to be obsessed. Except for his family, nothing means as much to Bob Baffert as the great race at Churchill Downs on the first Saturday in May. Even after sweeping the Triple Crown with American Pharoah in 2015 and Justify last…

Newsday · Apr 30, 2019

Injuries haven't stopped streaking Yankees as road trip continues in Arizona

PHOENIX _ Last week during a game in Anaheim, the two old war horses of the Yankees' rotation were having a conversation.

Newsday · Apr 29, 2019

Mets' Robinson Cano OK after another hand scare

The bad news for Robinson Cano was that his left hand was still a bit swollen and sore Monday.

Newsday · Apr 29, 2019

From 'pig' to 'tornado': Inside adult ESL classes

LONG ISLAND, N.Y. _ "Tornado _ like tomato."

Newsday · Apr 29, 2019

Urgency setting in as Isles 'going to Carolina to win two games'

Barry Trotz has given his Islanders a clear-cut agenda as their second-round playoff series shifts to North Carolina with the Hurricanes halfway to a sweep after winning the first two games at Barclays Center.

Newsday · Apr 29, 2019

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Newsday · Apr 29, 2019

Edwin Diaz allows go-ahead homer in ninth as Mets fall to Reds

NEW YORK _ Pitching for a third day in a row for the first time this season, Edwin Diaz allowed a game-winning home run to the Reds' Jesse Winker in the top of the ninth Monday at Citi Field, the slim difference in the Mets' 5-4 loss.

Newsday · Apr 29, 2019

Parental Guidance: LI teens mark the choice of a college with a 'commitment party' or 'bed party'

If you've been seeing a lot of social media posts lately of high school seniors sitting on their beds surrounded by swag from a college, it's because their friends have thrown a "commitment party" or "bed party" to celebrate their selection of the school they'll attend in the fall.

Newsday · Apr 28, 2019

Travis d'Arnaud designated for assignment by Mets

Once the prized prospect traded for a Cy Young Award winner, Travis d'Arnaud was designated for assignment by the Mets on Sunday morning, a de facto acknowledgement by team decision-makers one month into the season that they mismanaged their catching situation through spring training.

Newsday · Apr 28, 2019

Gleyber Torres, Gary Sanchez hit home runs to back Domingo German, lift Yankees

SAN FRANCISCO _ Saying the Yankees have been injury-plagued this season is like saying the Giants are a bad baseball team.

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Newsday · Apr 28, 2019

Giants sixth-round draft pick Corey Ballentine shot and injured, college says

Giants sixth-round draft pick Corey Ballentine was shot and injured early Sunday morning in a shooting incident that took the life of a former Washburn College teammate, the school said in a statement. The school said Ballentine, 23, is expected to make a full recovery from the non-life-threatening injuries.

Newsday · Apr 28, 2019

Mark Herrmann: Islanders goalie Robin Lehner knows series is far from over

The theme for Robin Lehner's season, which was a key part of the Islanders' season, was perseverance and resilience. Now he and they are going to have to rely on that bedrock more than ever.

Newsday · Apr 28, 2019

Steven Matz pitches well again as Mets avoid sweep by Brewers

NEW YORK _ The Mets' defense had been committing too many mistakes and the pitchers had been serving up way too many runs over the first month of the season. The team showed up for work Sunday at Citi Field clinging to the National League's bottom rung in errors and…

Newsday · Apr 27, 2019

Noah Syndergaard rocked again as Mets drop to .500

NEW YORK _ Noah Syndergaard contributed probably his worst outing of the season Saturday against the Brewers, and that wasn't even the ugliest part of the Mets' 8-6 loss.

Newsday · Apr 27, 2019

Richard Mandella finally has a top Kentucky Derby contender

When asked recently about being 0 for 6 in the Kentucky Derby, Hall of Famer Richard Mandella said he "forgot to sign up for Derby classes in school." Two years ago, he told paulickreport.com the Derby "has been a great mystery to me," and that he might figure it out…

Newsday · Apr 27, 2019

Bob Glauber: Phil Simms feels for Daniel Jones after No. 6 pick faces heavy criticism

NASHVILLE, Tenn. _ After the Giants' selection of Duke quarterback Daniel Jones was greeted by a chorus of boos and a stream of criticism on talk shows and call-in programs, Phil Simms heard from plenty of friends and acquaintances wondering if he felt the same way when his name was…

Newsday · Apr 27, 2019

David Lennon: Jacob Rhame's two-game suspension follows a recent precedent set by MLB

Having to watch Rhys Hoskins' super slo-mo victory lap Wednesday figured to be punishment enough for Jacob Rhame, who enraged the Phillies first baseman the previous night by going double-barrel with a pair of 98-mph fastballs up around his noggin.

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