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Empire Sports Media is dedicated to New York sports and aims to make a significant impact in the media landscape. We thrive on the challenge of competing with larger outlets, viewing obstacles as opportunities for growth. With cutting-edge technology and a commitment to AP-style journalism, we've made remarkable progress in just one year. Our content attracts over 300,000 views each month and is featured on platforms like Google News, Bleacher Report, SB Nation, and others.
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empiresportsmedia.com | Davin McFarland
The Golden State Warriors, after suffering a second-round playoff loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves, are actively looking to strengthen their roster. With Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler leading the team, the front-court vulnerabilities exposed by Minnesota’s physicality have sparked interest in potential blockbuster trades. One player rumored to be on the Warriors’ radar is Cleveland Cavaliers’ All-Star center Jarrett Allen.
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empiresportsmedia.com | Davin McFarland
With the 2024-25 NBA season concluded and the New York Knicks entering the offseason, the question of trading center Mitchell Robinson to address bench depth looms large. The Knicks, finishing third in the East, showcased a dominant starting lineup of Jalen Brunson, Mikal Bridges, Josh Hart, OG Anunoby, and Karl-Anthony Towns. However, their bench remains a glaring weakness, averaging just 26.8 points per game, among the league’s lowest.
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empiresportsmedia.com | Daniel Cunningham
The UFC is heading to Abu Dhabi on July 26th and Dana White took to social media today to announce the full main card. One of the fights that he announced was a bantamweight matchup which features a previously ranked featherweight contender dropping down in weight. “Thug Nasty” Bryce Mitchell (17-3) will be dropping to 135 and he’ll be taking on Said Nurmagomedov (18-4).
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empiresportsmedia.com | Anthony Rivardo
The New York Giants’ undrafted rookie class featured some interesting playmaking talent. Among them was former Notre Dame WR Beaux Collins. This spring, Collins has turned heads at practice, earning valuable reps with the first and second teams. According to Art Stapleton of North Jersey, Collins turned heads during Tuesday’s practice as he stood out in 7-on-7 drills.
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empiresportsmedia.com | Anthony Rivardo
New York Giants fifth-round pick Marcus Mbow was viewed as one of the steals of the NFL Draft. Mbow was commonly projected as a third-round pick but fell into the Giants’ lap in Round 5. The former Purdue offensive lineman has starting potential, thanks to his versatility to play more than one position. Throughout the spring, the Giants have been moving Mbow around on the offensive line, giving him looks at different positions.
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