Carson Benge Makes a Statement Carson Benge, the Mets’ top prospect, isn’t wasting any time making an impression this spring. He belted his first homer of the season with an impressive opposite-field shot. It’s exactly what the Mets want to

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Lou Holtz, the Hall of Fame coach who won a national championship with Notre Dame in 1988, is dead at 89. He won’t be forgotten anytime soon, thanks to his sharp wit and unapologetic comments that often courted controversy. Holtz

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100 Days to Kickoff, and It’s Already a Mess With the World Cup just 100 days away, organizers are facing a plethora of problems. The Iran war has added a fresh layer of complexity, and it’s unclear if the Iranian

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Snooze and Lose Harrison Barnes, San Antonio’s star forward, just learned the hard way that naps aren’t always a good idea. He woke up from a pregame snooze with a sore left ankle and missed his first game since 2021.

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Flyers’ New Plan The Philadelphia Flyers are going all out to win over fans during their rebuild. It’s a bold move, and they’re hoping it pays off with a playoff spot. The team is calling it a ‘New Era of

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Washington Township’s Hot Streak Connor Parks is on a tear, and so are the Washington Township Senators. With eight straight wins under their belt, they’re looking to keep it going in the postseason. Parks, a 6-foot-2 guard, has scored at

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Aaron Judge Speaks Out Aaron Judge, the New York Yankees star, put on his Team USA jersey for the first time Monday, and it was a big deal – especially with the escalating conflict in the Middle East. As the

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It’s a Done Deal So, Unrivaled is heading to the Barclays Center. It’s not like they had a ton of other options, given the venue had a gaping hole in its schedule on Monday. The How Apparently, Unrivaled officials were

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Boycott Looms Several European states are planning to boycott the opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Paralympics. It’s a direct response to the International Paralympic Committee’s decision to reinstate Russia. What’s Behind the Boycott The move to reinstate Russia hasn’t

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Wolf Lake: Where Football Meets Fishing The Chicago Bears’ latest stadium plan has landed on Wolf Lake, because that’s exactly what this serene spot needed – a bunch of screaming football fans. Michael Boos, a man who’s spent his life

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