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By Faraz T. Toor Published: September 18, 2013   Left hand tap. Step in to the throw. Gun it down the field. Open man. On his hands. Dropped/missed route. Incomplete. Yell, yell, yell. Walk to the bench. Can only bellow so much. Everything complete – but only half. For the …

BY DANIEL STEIN-SAYLES| Spring is an exciting time for all baseball supporters. It’s when fans have great expectations for their favorite teams, no matter how gloomy their prospects are for the upcoming season. Beyond this, though, New York Mets fans have two big reasons to be optimistic for their team’s …

BY DAVID BELTRAN Oh, The Grandy Man can’t. With a roster full of aging veterans, the New York Yankees were not expected to go a full season without losing a few players to injuries. However, with the loss of center fielder, Curtis Granderson, last week, the Yankees’ offense takes a …

BY FARAZ T. TOOR Despite playing at home, where they only lost twice all season, Brooklyn College couldn’t hold on to the lead in their first-ever ECAC Championship, falling to Hartwick College on Sunday by a score of 67-62. Playing in the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division III Metro …

BY FARAZ T. TOOR Some changes are rapid, occurring in the blink of an eye. For Alex Lang, the change wasn’t as fast, but it still proved worthwhile. Two weeks ago, Lang, the head coach of Brooklyn College’s women’s basketball team, won his fourth City University of New York Athletic …

Women’s Basketball can’t clinch title, but gains highest seed in ECAC Metro Chip BY FARAZ T. TOOR   Nicole Francomano scored 18 points and Tiffany Thompson grabbed 16 rebounds, but Brooklyn College was unable to complete the comeback against Baruch College, losing the city title, 73-62, at the City College …

By Daniel Stein-Sayles Coming out of the All-Star break, the New York Knicks were the second seed in the Eastern Conference standings. Even with the Knicks’ good record, they have been a mediocre team over the past three months, posting a record of 22-16 over that span. The Knicks have …

By Daniel Stein-Sayles The Brooklyn Nets opened the final leg of the 2012-2013 National Basketball Association regular season with a bang. Shooting guard, Joe Johnson, hit two huge shots versus the Milwaukee Bucks last Tuesday – one to force extra time and then one to win the game for the …