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Originally from New Jersey, I now find myself in North Carolina. I've been a big sports fan since my Dad took me to my first game when I was probably still in diapers. I've been lucky enough to write about my favorite teams - including the Knicks and Mets - in addition to trending news and many other topics in the world of sports.
Not every NFL quarterback is easy to root for, but Josh Allen is different. From befriending fans with disabilities to forgiving millions in debt, building hospital wings, and even supporting stray dogs, the Buffalo Bills star has become more than a football hero-he's a role model.
My dad didn't just root for the Jets. He endured them. Sundays meant hope, frustration, greasy diner food, and the quiet understanding that things would probably fall apart by the fourth quarter. And somehow, that became part of who he was - and who I became too.
Celebrating the wit and wisdom of NBA analyst Jeff Van Gundy.
From PGA golfer Grayson Murray to Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran, athletes across every sport are confronting a crisis sports culture has long ignored - mental health. This piece explores why the toughest thing an athlete can do may be asking for help.
For decades, Super Bowls have been defined by superstar quarterbacks. But what if the formula is changing? Sam Darnold's unlikely rise might signal a shift the NFL isn't ready for.
It was only a matter of time before private equity infiltrated the NFL.
Once upon a time in the not-so-distant past, rookies weren't expected to do a whole lot in their first year or years in the pros. Even if they had a stellar college career, it was mostly assumed that they would take their lumps and struggle for a while, that is if they even got off the bench.
For years, Knicks fans convinced themselves they would never see another championship. Then it happened. What follows isn't a recap of a title run-it's a reflection on loyalty, heartbreak, family, and why finally getting what you've waited a lifetime for can feel surprisingly strange.
For decades Don Mattingly arrived too early, left too early, or watched his teams win it all the moment he walked out the door. Now managing the Philadelphia Phillies at what may be his final stop in baseball - is the timing finally right?
LeBron James. Jaylen Brown. Joel Embiid. Tyrese Maxey. On paper it looks unstoppable. But one Eastern Conference executive called it exactly what it might be - desperation. Mental Dimes breaks down whether Philadelphia's blockbuster offseason is genius or a ticking time bomb.