All In with John Jastremski

All In with John Jastremski

2025 in NY Sports Not good enough… In NY Sports, I think many of us went into the calendar year with high hopes for our teams and prospects for success.  Looking back on the year, it’s hard to not have a feeling of disappointment.  I think the best way to look at NY Sports in […]

“Bould” Moves Ahead of 2026

“Bould” Moves Ahead of 2026

The New York Boulders and manager TJ Stanton are happy to announce that six returning players have agreed to contracts for the upcoming 2026 Frontier League season. The team has also acquired three new players for the upcoming season. Catcher Jason Agresti is coming off a career year in 2025, earning All-Frontier League honors as […]

Hawks Handle Lackawanna in One-Sided Home Win

From the first few trips down the floor on December 13, it was clear SUNY Rockland Community College wasn’t interested in letting the game linger. The Hawks pushed the pace early against Lackawanna and made the Falcons defend every possession. The ball moved, shots came in rhythm, and there was very little wasted motion. It […]

Trumpets Are Now California Dreamin’

Trumpets Are Now California Dreamin’

For the past seven seasons, Edwin Diaz has been a fixture at Citi Field.  His entrance into games became a Citi Field event with everyone from Joe in Sales to Mr. Met doing their best jam session to “Trumpets.”  Diaz’s entrance was cool, but over time his performance became even more noteworthy.  After a very […]

What the MLS Calendar Flip Means for Minnesota United

What the MLS Calendar Flip Means for Minnesota United

Major League Soccer’s move toward a summer-to-spring cycle in 2027 landed quickly with Minnesota fans. Twin Cities residents noticed it right away because winter shapes so much of what a matchday feels like here. The shift raises questions about when the Loons will play their first home dates and how the club will handle stretches […]