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As Mets activate Jeff McNeil off injured list, which infielder was sent down?

12 hours ago | northjersey.com | Andrew Tredinnick

During spring training, an oblique injury to Jeff McNeil during opened up opportunities down the roster for Brett Baty and Luisangel Acuña at second base. His return took one of those chances away. With McNeil finally healthy and activated on Thursday, the Mets front office made its difficult decision. Baty was the one to feel the squeeze, being optioned to Triple-A Syracuse on Thursday along with Hayden Senger, who had been filling in for Francisco Alvarez.
Air quality levels 'moderate' in NJ as Jones Road wildfire continues to burn. What to know

23 hours ago | northjersey.com | Amanda Wallace

The Jones Road Wildfire in Ocean County was 50% contained as of Thursday morning. Air quality levels were "moderate" across most of New Jersey Thursday as the fire continued to burn. Parts of New York City were under an air quality alert. The Jones Road wildfire, one of the worst wildfires in the history of southern Ocean County, continues to burn as of Thursday morning.
What are those smelly trees that bloom in the spring? Turns out they're invasive

1 day ago | northjersey.com | Amanda Wallace

Bradford pear trees give off an unpleasant odor, though they do look pretty. Bradford pear trees are an invasive species, and their beauty is one of the problems. Have you gone on a walk around your neighborhood recently? If so, you may have stumbled across a big, beautiful, white-flowered tree. Then, when you got a little closer, you may have thought, "why does that tree smell so bad?"If this sounds familiar, you most likely encountered a Bradford pear tree.
Edwin Diaz exits Mets game vs. Phillies with apparent injury

1 day ago | northjersey.com | Andrew Tredinnick

NEW YORK — Mets manager Carlos Mendoza tried to push Edwin Diaz through a second inning on Wednesday afternoon and it did not go according to plan. After a perfect ninth inning, which included one strikeout, Diaz had to exit the 10th inning under the supervision of the Mets training staff. The nature of Diaz's removal is not yet clear.
See Juan Soto throw out Nick Castellanos at home to keep Mets-Phillies game tied

1 day ago | northjersey.com | Andrew Tredinnick

NEW YORK — Juan Soto is still waiting on his first Citi Field home run as a member of the Mets but he continues to make winning plays to impact the game in other ways. With two runners on base in a tie game against the Phillies on Wednesday, Soto brought the home crowd to its feet when he rifled a throw to home plate to throw out Nick Castellanos for the final out of the frame.
Can Ringwood become next tourism destination in North Jersey? Grant looks to provide boost

2 days ago | northjersey.com | Amanda Wallace

The Borough of Ringwood was awarded a $35,000 grant from the NJ Highlands Council to "enhance the borough's tourism initiatives."The award will go toward three key projects including a social media intern, the improvement of trail signage, and a summer concert series. The New Jersey Highlands Council awarded Ringwood a $35,000 Tourism Expansion Grant, the borough announced on Monday.
North Jersey high school box scores for April 22 (after 8:30 p.m.)

2 days ago | northjersey.com | Ryan Rivero |Joe Ragozzino

Here are the high school box scores for events involving North Jersey teams for April 22. This file will be updated all night long. BaseballWayne Hills 9, Pequannock 0RBI: (WH) Baratta 1, Lynch 1, Giacalone 1, Pellegrino 3, Kearney 2. WP: Jake Donofrio. Lyndhurst 4, Park Ridge 3Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. RBI: (L) Jayson Bellenger 1, Tyler Herman 2. Ramsey 12, Teaneck 3RBI: (Rms) Steckelman 2, Cotes 1, Irving 1, McNally 1, Godwin 1, Sailer 3, DeSimone 2.
Army makes major changes to Army Combat Fitness Test; here's what men, women must do

2 days ago | northjersey.com | Lori Comstock

The U.S. Army is making changes to their physical fitness requirements for all soldiers, introducing new gender-neutral standards while eliminating one of its most criticized events. On Monday, the Army announced the redesigned Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) for soldiers in combat roles, which will officially replace the Army Fitness Test (AFT), seeking to "enhance solider fitness, improve warfighting readiness and increase the lethality of the force," according to a release on the Army website.
Why is the Ice Bucket Challenge back? Here's the 2025 rules, what to know

2 days ago | northjersey.com | Lori Comstock

The Ice Bucket Challenge is making a new splash with a new cause in mind, nearly a decade after it first went viral to raise awareness for ALS. In the summer of 2014, a media frenzy ensued with friends, teachers, celebrities, athletes, billionaires and even former presidents dumping buckets of ice water over their head to raise funds and awareness for the progressive neurodegenerative disease.
3-sport athletes are becoming rare, but some North Jersey players are bucking the trend

3 days ago | northjersey.com | Nick Gantaifis

Three-sport athletes are becoming less common due to factors like increased specialization and longer sports seasons. Many coaches and athletes believe that playing multiple sports develops well-rounded athletes and valuable skills. At one point in his life, Butler senior P.J. Coffey juggled four sports across three seasons. He started in flag football at age 5, and said he'd "literally tried it all" before sticking with football, basketball, wrestling and baseball.