Sports
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Revamped playoff format includes reseeding for each round, with all remaining best-of-seven series.
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Under the plan, 22 teams will begin preparations to head to Orlando to resume the season.
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The 70-second video was released on social media platforms Thursday night and includes Odell Beckham Jr., Deshaun Watson, Ezekiel Elliott, Jamal Adams, Stephon Gilmore and DeAndre Hopkins, among others.
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Professional athletes from Long Island look for ways to stay in shape while their sports are or were paused because ...
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The Players Association doesn't offer a counterproposal to league's 50-game offer.
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Both stars were expected out for the season with injuries, but with restart scheduled for late July, the new timetable gives the team options.
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"I believe, that at our best, we, together, can change the status quo and make this world a better place for all of us."
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"In an attempt to talk about respect, unity, and solidarity centered around the American flag and the national anthem, I made comments that were insensitive and completely missed the mark on the issues we are facing right now as a country," he wrote.
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The Yankees great made the statement to YES Network during an interview this week.
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The Uniondale product's Serra-Longo teammates provided the necessary training the No. 2 ranked Sterling needed for a key fight in his quest for the UFC bantamweight title.
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A Queens-themed edition of our daily sports trivia quiz.
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Nadal thinks there are two key requirements for the U.S. Open to happen: assurances about being protected from the coronavirus, and having everyone be able to fly internationally.
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The award will be given annually to a football and lacrosse athlete that demonstrates leadership, academic success and community service.
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Meet Newsday's All-Long Island girls indoor track and field team for the 2019-20 winter season.
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Meet Newsday's All-Long Island boys indoor track and field team for the 2019-20 winter season.
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A special Islanders-themed version of our daily sports trivia quiz.
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A Queens-themed edition of our daily sports trivia quiz.
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A daily sports trivia quiz to test your knowledge of sports history.
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The NCAA on Friday released protocols to be used by schools as guidance.
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In nearly thirty years of covering New York sports, Roger Rubin has never covered anything more unique than this year's Big East quarterfinal between St. John's and Creighton, which was called off at halftime — the final half of the NCAA basketball season because of the coronavirus.
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The Uniondale product's Serra-Longo teammates provided the necessary training the No. 2 ranked Sterling needed for a key fight in his quest for the UFC bantamweight title.
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He's had to change his sleep schedule, but the games have filled some of the role the sport usually does this time of year.
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Longtime Sacramento Kings broadcaster Grant Napear has resigned after he tweeted “ALL LIVES MATTER” when asked by DeMarcus Cousins for his opinion on the Black Lives Matter movement
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The judge ruled Dykstra's reputation already was so damaged that it couldn't be further worsened by Darling's allegations that he made a racist remark during the 1986 World Series.
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A day after covering a Knicks-Bucks matchup in Milwaukee, Newsday's Greg Logan was redirected to cover services for Laurel Clark, a Wisconsin doctor killed in the Columbia space shuttle disaster.
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The Uniondale product's Serra-Longo teammates provided the necessary training the No. 2 ranked Sterling needed for a key fight in his quest for the UFC bantamweight title.
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After not fighting at all in 2019, the Selden-bred Kelleher will face Cody Stamann on Saturday, just 24 days after knocking out Hunter Azure in Jacksonville.
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Women's featherweight title fight headlines UFC 250 PPV event on June 6
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A day after covering a Knicks-Bucks matchup in Milwaukee, Newsday's Greg Logan was redirected to cover services for Laurel Clark, a Wisconsin doctor killed in the Columbia space shuttle disaster.
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In nearly thirty years of covering New York sports, Roger Rubin has never covered anything more unique than this year's Big East quarterfinal between St. John's and Creighton, which was called off at halftime — the final half of the NCAA basketball season because of the coronavirus.
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Nystrom, Tonelli recreate Isles' 1980 Cup winner for NHL Network
Re-creation video to premiere Sunday on "NHL Tonight" at 7 p.m. as part of a day-long celebration of the Islanders' anniversary.
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Former Islanders Potvin, Nystrom, Trottier, Gillies and Resch reminisce about their first championship parade on LI after winning the 1980 Stanley Cup.