Mika Zibanejad was bloodied when the New York Rangers forward was on the receiving end of a high stick to the mouth Monday at the World Hockey Championships in Stockholm.

Meanwhile, The Home Team: NY Jets, is set to be a six-part documentary series following six Jets players and their partners. The series will feature couples including Quinnen and Maranda Williams, Alijah and Jessie Vera-Tucker, among others, offering a behind-the-scenes look at their lives on and off the field.

The New York Giants may be coming off a 3-14 season in 2024, but that may not preclude them from appearing on primetime television in 2025. Based on recent comments from NFL vice president of broadcast planning Mike North, the Giants could be in line for quite a few primetime appearances this year.

The New York Yankees (23-17) and the Seattle Mariners (22-17) open a 3-game series Monday. First pitch from T-Mobile Park is at 9:40 p.m. ET. Let's analyze BetMGM Sportsbook's MLB odds around the Yankees vs. Mariners odds and make our expert MLB picks and predictions for the best bets.

It appears like New York Giants fans are going to love rookie RB Cam Skattebo. The former Arizona State star won over many fans at rookie minicamp.

The star triumvirate of Breanna Stewart, Sabrina Ionescu and Jonquel Jones are back. Natasha Cloud, an elite defender and strong downhill playmaker, was acquired to complement and accentuate what that trio does well. – Bleacher Report There may be some issues in the supporting cast, but the potential is there to field a potent second team.

Gov. Kathy Hochul signed the largest New York state budget in history into law last week for fiscal year 2026, committing billions to Medicaid and expanding health care protections for pregnant women, older adults and low-income New Yorkers, her office announced.

The developer of a major U.S. offshore wind project warned that it will cancel the Empire Wind facility off the coast of New York if it cannot in the coming days reach a resolution over a month-old stop-work order issued by the Trump administration.

New York GOP Rep. Nick LaLota said he was "insulted" by how Ways and Means Chair Jason Smith presented a proposal for a key tax deduction on a Monday morning call.