Bill Madden

4 days ago | nydailynews.com | Bill Madden

We have come to the Mother’s Day junction of the baseball season and while, granted, Aaron Judge is having a Ruthian MVP season for the ages, who among us could have envisioned the Yankees holding down first place in the American League East since April 14 without theservices of their two top starting pitchers from a year ago, Gerrit Cole and Luis Gil?

1 week ago | billmaddens.wordpress.com | Bill Madden

Nemes v South Eastern Sydney Local Health District [2025] NSWSC 418 NEGLIGENCE – professional negligence – medical negligence – where child has disabilities including infantile seizures and Global Developmental Delay – whether disabilities are a result of a failure to deliver the baby earlier – obstetric evidence – conclave of experts – Civil Liability Act 2002 (NSW) s 5O – where the defendant is a Local Health District – whether the defendant acted in accordance with widely accepted peer...

1 week ago | courant.com | Bill Madden

NEW YORK — Baseball can often be a fickle game where the players making the most money suddenly have trouble living up to it and inexplicably find themselves being out-performed by someone whose salary is a fraction of theirs. It’s happening all over baseball this spring, none more so than in New York where, in the month of April, who was more valuable to the Mets, Juan Soto or Luis Torrens? Or who was a more effective late-inning reliever for the Yankees, Devin Williams or Fernando Cruz?

1 week ago | nydailynews.com | Bill Madden

Baseball can often be a fickle game where the players making the most money suddenly have trouble living up to it and inexplicably find themselves being out-performed by someone whose salary is a fraction of theirs. It’s happening all over baseball this spring, none more so than in New York where, in the month of April, who was more valuable to the Mets, Juan Soto or Luis Torrens? Or who was a more effective late-inning reliever for the Yankees, Devin Williams or Fernando Cruz?

1 week ago | bookreporter.com | Bill Madden

On the one hand, I’m one of those book nerds who love seeing how the sausage is made when it comes to writers’ memoirs: when they first became interested in pursuing their career, how they got their start, etc. On the other, I can be a bit leery when it comes to too much name dropping and self-aggrandizement.