Lindor Walks It Off With 250th Career Home Run

Francisco Lindor was named the captain of Team Puerto Rico for the 2026 World Baseball Classic earlier this week – Image Credit: Latino Sports FLUSHING, NY — This has been a slow start for Juan Soto, though the Mets multi-hundred million dollar outfielder snapped an 0-12 skid with a game-tying RBI single in the fifth […]

Royal Sweep: Judge and Yankees Locked In

Image Credit: Bill Menzel/Latino Sports BRONX, NY — The Yankees are playing good baseball and their 4-3 victory resulting in three-game series sweep over the Royals Wednesday evening in the Bronx was attributed to their captain Aaron Judge. And when Judge hits home runs, the Yankees win (5-0). But it has been more than the […]

A Division Is Unified On The Boardwalk

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ — The unified champion of the welterweight division was last seen two years ago when Terence Crawford took all the belts from Errol Spence Jr. in the four-belt title era that rarely occurs. Boxing, though comes to appreciate when the titles are unified despite the brevity of a champion holding that distinction. […]

Overall Cold Ends Mets Streak

FLUSHING, NY — You could hear the boos from the faithful Mets fans at Citi Field Wednesday afternoon, another cold day at the ballpark, conditions not made for baseball. Most of the displeasure was marked for Brett Baty who at this point is holding down the fort until Jeff McNeil returns to the lineup later […]

Urgent Plan Failed For NYCFC

BRONX, NY — Two minutes in at Yankee Stadium Sunday afternoon and NYCFC coach Pascal Jansen sensed there was an urgency. Tani Oluwaseyi scored his team leading fifth goal of the season and Minnesota United would not look back and handed NYCFC a 2-1 loss at home. There was urgency after that quick goal and […]

Play Ball: The Long Ride To October Begins 

Off course the defending world Series champion Dodgers got a jump on the 2025 season taking a two game series from the Cubs in Japan last week but the official start of Opening Day for MLB begins Thursday. The Dodgers and Cubs have 160 games remaining, for the other 30 teams a beginning of what […]

Yankees Will Struggle: American League Preview 

Basically the Yankees had perhaps the best starting pitching rotation next to the World Series champion Dodgers as they entered Spring Training. But quickly that changed because of injuries and they will struggle without ace Gerrit Cole as the anchor.  A brief analysis of the AL East and who would have expected the Yankees going […]

A NYCFC DUO Leads To Win

Baseball has a lineup and always two that get on base that lead to runs. The NFL with the quarterback, rusher, and receiver. No different in other sports with a team effort that leads to wins. And no different in the MLS where assists and scoring goals are important that lead to wins and points […]

Home Opener For NYCFC And Ten Years Later

It was supposed to be this way Saturday night at Yankee Stadium and the past decade since their inception in the MLS they have been an instrumental part of MLS, a league that has continued to expand and reach new heights. There is the Apple TV streaming rights, a contingent of international players. NYCFC is […]

Boxing In Times Square? Promoters New Year Pledge

The idea of staging a three-fight card in the center of Times Square and over my long career covering boxing there was always a question. How could they possibly make this a reality? Logistics at the crossroads of the world, planning, and accommodations for fans? After all this isn’t the annual New Year’s Eve celebration. […]