Remembering Bobby Cox and John Sterling
Cox racked up 2,504 career victories, fourth best in baseball history among managers. The respected and beloved baseball lifer was 84 when he died.
The Memories Still Linger
Having a minyan with a siyum for firstborn guys like me Wednesday morning, erev Pesach, with a terrific breakfast was a big selling point for me, but the thing my old legs appreciated the most was there wasn't a single step for me to negotiate as everything was on the first floor.
Rookies and Rising Stars of the 2026 Baseball Season
The American League Rookie of the Year should be Tigers infielder Kevin McGonigle. The left-handed batter, who can play shortstop, third base and second base, is expected to be among the leaders in batting average and is also expected to hit 20 or more home runs.
YU Macs Basketball Team Wins Conference, To Play NCAA First Round Game Friday
YU (20-8 overall, 16-0 in Conference) relies a lot on star shooting guard Zevi Samet, who is from Monsey and manages to keep his kippah on while nailing 3-pointers.
Fifty Springs Ago
The spring training memories that mostly pop up in the television of my mind are from 50 years ago in 1976.
Jack Hughes, Alyssa Liu, and American Pride
Liu, Hughes, and the other USA Olympians give me hope that despite our differences, we remain strong; we remain winners.
Miles, Minyanim, and Mazal Tov
Another great place to consider, as housing is much cheaper than up north in the East and down I-95, is Jacksonville, at the northern end of Florida (a two-hour drive south of Savannah). It has a community a bit larger and is also worth considering for a move and visit.
First-Ever Israeli Player Chosen for NBA All-Star Team
The 6’8” player, who weighs about 228 pounds and is nicknamed “Turbo,” previously starred for Maccabi Tel Aviv and was the Israeli Premier League MVP in the 2019-20 season – the third year in a row he helped his team win the championship.
Finding Minyanim and Community Along I-95
Every person is important and welcoming. It's a great place to be a big fish in a small pond. The shul also has a great caterer, and you can eat in a big social hall or takeout.
Sandy Koufax at 90: From Bonus Baby to Baseball Immortal
The bonus baby rule allowed teams to sign amateur players for over $4,000, but the player had to stay on the big-league roster for two years. It prevented the richer teams from stocking up on young talent in their minor league systems.
Playing for Something Bigger: How Israeli Tennis Star Guy Sasson Turned Adversity Into a Mission
From a life-altering accident to the world’s biggest tournaments, Sasson has become one of Israel’s most compelling sports figures – powered by resilience, faith, and fierce national pride.
Israeli Wheelchair Rising Star Sergei Lysov Makes Grand Slam Breakthrough, Reaches US Open Men’s...
The young Israeli's most notable achievement was securing his first-ever Grand Slam singles victory in the first round.
Guy Sasson, Israeli Wheelchair Star, Captures US Open Quad Doubles Title, Completes Grand Slam...
The intensity of the match was matched by the fervent atmosphere created by Sasson's supporters.
Alcaraz Triumphs at U.S. Open While Trump Watches from Rolex Suite
The presidential presence, while adding an undeniable buzz, also contributed to significant logistical challenges. Unprecedented security measures and long lines at the entrance gates led to a frustrating delay for thousands of ticket holders.
Israeli Duo Ready to Make an Impact at the U.S. Open Wheelchair Tournament
Since his move, Sasson has become a dominant force. His list of achievements is impressive, including two singles titles at the French Open (2024 and 2025), a bronze medal at the 2024 Paris Paralympics, and a Wimbledon doubles title.
U.S. Open Fan Week 2025: A Fresh Grand Slam Preview for the Community
The excitement kicks off with the U.S. Open Qualifying Tournament, where 256 of the world's most talented players compete for a spot in the main draw, all of which you can watch up close and for free.
Aspiring Ball Crew Members Vied for Spots at 2025 US Open Tryouts
For many, particularly high school students, becoming a US Open ballperson is an incredible opportunity. It's not only a chance to be up close to the world's top tennis stars but also a unique summer job experience.
Fanatics Fest Returns to NYC’s Javits Center in 2025 with Expanded Experience
Following a successful inaugural event in 2024 that drew over 70,000 attendees, Fanatics Events is significantly expanding the festival's footprint and offerings.
New Orleans Still Mourns Bourbon Street Terror Victims as Super Bowl Festivities Kick Off
Despite the excitement and anticipation surrounding the Super Bowl, many in New Orleans are still grappling with the aftermath of the tragedy. The city's famous French Quarter, normally bustling with revelers and partygoers, is still acutely aware of the recent bloodshed.
Big Easy, Bigger Stage: Chiefs Touch Down in NOLA, Ready to Make History
The press huddled in the old MSY airport, eagerly awaiting the team's arrival. As the Chiefs made their way to their buses, the excitement was palpable. They were whisked away quickly, ready to start their Super Bowl preparations.
Remembering Bob Uecker, Mr. Baseball
Uecker ended his major league playing career with a 200 batting average in 297 games. He had some big moments, including a hit off Sandy Koufax. And he could boast that he caught two of the best pitchers in the game in Warren Spahn of the Braves and Bob Gibson of the Cardinals.
Goodbye To Rocky Colavito
Many Jews lived in his neighborhood and he picked up many Yiddish words and phrases that stayed with him. His vus machst du? was perfect and while he was a very religious Catholic, he knew more about Judaism than many Jews.
Seventy-Five Years Ago
On Sunday nights, my father was glued to the radio when Drew Pearson and the news came on and he hung on to every word coming out of the radio regarding Israel as the new Jewish state founded on the biblical Jewish homeland of the Jews, repelled most of the invading Arab armies of Jordan, Lebanon and Syria. Egypt still remained a threat to the tiny nation of an estimated 650,000.
Jewish Press Exclusive Interview: International Jewish Tennis Star Diego Schwartzman Reflects on Illustrious Career,...
With his signature humility and warmth, Schwartzman, a fan favorite, discusses his tennis and Judaism, revealing the unconditional support he's received from around the world.
Forty Years Ago In The MLB
The coming days and weeks provided even better post World Series news. I would be getting a World Series ring with my name on it and a check with a nice amount and my name on it.
Alcaraz And Djokovic Practice Sessions Top Off U.S. Open Fan Week As It Concludes
The open practices, held on the eve of the major U.S. Open tournament, offered a rare opportunity for fans to see their idols up close, absolutely free.
PKS Returns To Serve Kosher Delights At The U.S. Open
After a successful run in previous years and a staple vendor at numerous stadium venues, PKS is once again taking center court to provide a unique and satisfying dining experience for all attendees.
Diego Schwartzman, Jewish Tennis Star And Grandson Of Holocaust Survivors, Bids Farewell To U.S....
As he addressed the crowd, Schwartzman's emotions were palpable. I'm not supposed to cry now. I have to be strong, he said, his voice cracking with emotion. It was a moment that resonated deeply with the audience, many of whom were aware of his remarkable family history.
Ultimate Tennis Showdown Brings High-Octane Tennis Action To Historic Forest Hills Stadium
But what sets UTS apart from traditional tennis is its format and rules, designed to create a faster-paced game.
Israeli Racecar Driver Feels The Need For Speed And Raises Awareness For The Hostages
Knowing he is in a sport seen by many and interacts with people of countries around the world, Elkin said he felt it was important to show pictures of those who were taken hostage by Hamas on October 7, with images on his helmet, jacket or signs he has held.