Corey Sipkin

2 weeks ago | newsday.com | Corey Sipkin

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1 month ago | hive.news | Robert Sabo |Corey Sipkin

The crowd tricked Brandon Nimmo. One of the stranger plays (and official-scorer rulings) occurred because Nimmo listened for the reaction of the Citi Field fans, heard the disappointed groans and ran the Mets and Juan Soto into an out. In the first inning Tuesday, Soto came up with one out and Nimmo on first and hit a liner to right-center that White Sox center fielder Michael A. Taylor made a diving attempt to catch.

1 month ago | hive.news | Charles Wenzelberg |Corey Sipkin

The vibes are high for Knicks fans from TD Garden to Madison Square Garden. The Knicks pulled off another dramatic comeback in Game 2 with a 91-90 win over the Celtics on Wednesday night that saw New York rally from being down 20 points during the third quarter and take their first lead of the night with just less than two minutes left in the game. Knicks fans outside MSG went bananas as they watched on a large screen set up near the iconic arena.

2 months ago | newsday.com | Corey Sipkin

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2 months ago | hive.news | Corey Sipkin |Michelle Farsi

The Liberty’s core took a big hit, just months before the team’s 2025 title defense was about to start. Forward Betnijah Laney-Hamilton underwent surgery on her left knee to repair an acute meniscus tear earlier this month, the Liberty announced Monday. She has started the rehabilitation process, but isn’t expected to return to basketball activities for approximately five to six months, meaning she will miss most — if not all — of the WNBA season.