Author: Riley Carter

Garden City Trojans Make History with 63-Game Winning Streak Garden City has firmly established itself as a powerhouse in New York high school football. The Trojans secured their place in history this year by defeating Baldwin 31-0 in the quarterfinals, achieving an impressive record of 63 consecutive wins dating back to 2020. This remarkable streak follows a setback against Lindenhurst in the Long Island title game the previous season. Coach Dave Ettinger’s Winning Mentality Head coach Dave Ettinger has been at the helm of this successful program, guiding the team to nine Nassau County titles and five Long Island championships.…

Fundraiser for Mississippi Student Charged in Antisemitic Incident Surpasses $36,000 A recent fundraiser for Patrick McClintock, a 20-year-old former student at Mississippi State University, has gained significant traction, raising over $36,000. This campaign follows an incident on November 7, 2025, in which McClintock was accused of shouting antisemitic slurs at Dave Portnoy, the founder of Barstool Sports. Incident Overview On the day of the incident, Dave Portnoy was recording one of his famous “One Bite” Pizza reviews outside a pizza restaurant in Starkville, Mississippi. During this time, McClintock was captured on video reportedly yelling "F— the Jews" and throwing coins…

Islanders’ Tony DeAngelo Honors Legendary Columnist Larry Brooks LAS VEGAS – The hockey world mourns the loss of renowned columnist Larry Brooks, who passed away at the age of 75. Positive tributes poured in as Islanders defenseman Tony DeAngelo shared heartfelt messages on social media, expressing his sadness upon hearing the news. A Personal Tribute to Larry Brooks In a heartfelt post on X, DeAngelo wrote, "Very sad to hear about the passing of Larry Brooks. Nobody did the job like him. His opinions were strong, but he was always willing to say them to your face & let you…

Matthew Schaefer Lights Up Vegas: Islanders’ Rookie Leads Overtime Victory LAS VEGAS—The story of the New York Islanders’ 2023 rookie season could easily bear the title “The Education of Matthew Schaefer.” This 18-year-old defenseman has shown remarkable growth on the ice, demonstrating skills that not only impress team coaches but also position him as a rising star in the NHL. A Stellar Performance In a thrilling matchup against the Vegas Golden Knights at T-Mobile Arena, Schaefer showcased his potential and determination: First Period Highlights: With just over two minutes remaining, Schaefer delivered a stunning power-play snap shot from 51 feet…

Aaron Judge Claims Tight AL MVP Title Amid Strong Competition Aaron Judge has emerged victorious in a closely contested American League MVP race, edging out Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh by just four first-place votes. This marks one of the most competitive MVP contests in recent memory, reminiscent of the 2019 showdown between Mike Trout and Alex Bregman, which also had a narrow margin. A Historic MVP Race Winning Margin: Judge’s win is the closest since Trout’s victory in 2019. Previous Close Races: Before this, the tightest AL MVP race was in 2006 when Justin Morneau narrowly defeated Derek Jeter. Cal…

Building Team Chemistry Ahead of the World Cup: The USMNT’s Challenge Introduction As the countdown to the World Cup on home soil begins, the U.S. Men’s National Team (USMNT) faces a unique challenge: building team chemistry with limited time together. With the tournament set to kick off on June 12 in Los Angeles, players are grappling with the urgency to refine their skills and foster unity. The Importance of Team Chemistry Mark McKenzie, a standout center back for the USMNT, highlights the significance of familiarity among teammates gained through practice. He notes that subtle adjustments, like knowing when a player…

Major League Soccer’s Historic Calendar Shift: What You Need to Know Major League Soccer (MLS) is set to undergo a significant transformation beginning in 2027, aligning its league calendar with Europe’s top leagues and FIFA’s international calendar. This monumental change, endorsed by the league’s owners, will transition MLS to a July-to-May schedule, marking a new era in North American soccer. Key Changes Coming in 2027 New Calendar Schedule: Start: July 2027 The season will now extend from July until May, a direct shift from the current format which typically runs from late Winter to Fall. Single-Table Format: MLS will move…

# Jalen Brunson’s Ankle Injury: What It Means for the Knicks In a disappointing turn of events, Knicks guard Jalen Brunson sustained a **Grade 1 right ankle sprain** during the team’s 124-107 loss to the Orlando Magic. The injury occurred in the fourth quarter of the game at Madison Square Garden, leading to his immediate exit. According to a league source, Brunson will miss the upcoming game against the Miami Heat and will be evaluated daily as he recovers. ### Understanding the Severity of the Injury A **Grade 1 sprain** is viewed as the mildest form of ankle sprain, typically…

Remembering Larry Brooks: A Tribute to the Voice of Rangers Hockey The passing of Larry Brooks, the renowned sports journalist who chronicled the New York Rangers for over three decades, has left a profound impact on the hockey community. As the celebrated author of the nickname “King Henrik” for legendary goalie Henrik Lundqvist, Brooks shaped the narrative of Rangers hockey and the broader hockey landscape. Larry Brooks: A Unique Connection with Players For Lundqvist, Larry Brooks was more than just a reporter; he was a confidant and a friend. The two engaged in countless conversations over the years, deeply exploring…

Kawhi Leonard’s Recovery: What Fans Can Expect Kawhi Leonard, the star forward for the Los Angeles Clippers, is set to be sidelined for the foreseeable future as he recovers from injuries sustained to his right foot and ankle. Let’s explore the details surrounding his condition and what the team anticipates moving forward. Injury Overview Leonard has missed five consecutive games due to a significant right foot sprain and a sprained right ankle. According to Lawrence Frank, the Clippers’ president of basketball operations, the recovery process will take time. “He’s making progress… But it’s going to take a period of time…