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"Coliseum Conversation," presented by The Lifestyle Sports and Entertainment Group, will take place on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Madison Theatre on the campus of Molloy College in Rockville Centre.
He didn't limit the session to fastballs. The 25-year-old threw some secondary stuff, and tossed a devastating curveball that manager Terry Collins called "stinkin' dynamite."
The Yankees were among the teams with serious interest in Moncada, 19, who is set to become one of baseball's top infield prospects.
"It's absolutely good," Tanaka said through a translator. "I think the No. 1 thing is throwing it a little bit harder than last time."
The "thing" is presumably the NL East, which the Mets haven't won since their last trip to the postseason in 2006.
Sterling and his radio partner, Suzyn Waldman, will host a fundraiser with sports celebrities Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at D&D's Restaurant & Pub in New City, New York.
For all of the statistical analysis used in baseball today, David Wright sees things very simply: "There's no question in my mind, if I do what I'm capable of doing, we're a better offense."
Maier was a 12-year-old fan in the right-field stands on Oct. 9, 1996, when he reached over the outfield fence at Yankee Stadium and got his glove on Derek Jeter's eighth-inning drive.
Sunday's defeat to the Cavs was made even more embarrassing by a vicious alley-oop from Shumpert to Smith. Somebody get P-Jax an antacid -- ASAP.
Home ice has been good to the New Jersey Devils, who have won three in a row and are 10-2-3 in their last 15 games at Prudential Center.
Manager Terry Collins had some rather interesting things to say about his team, his players and his expectations for 2015 over the last couple of days. So let's take a listen back.
Gary discusses his laid-back lifestyle off of the links as well as what he does in his spare time at home.
A large man with a "bum knee," as the 305-pound lefty called it, can't help but run into trouble down the line. It is almost inevitable.
"I'm a little bit sad this is my final Daytona 500," Gordon said, "but I'm more upset we didn't have a shot at winning there at the end."
Martin St. Louis scored two goals and added one in the shootout, and the New York Rangers blew a three-goal lead but won for the ninth time in 12 games by beating the Columbus Blue Jackets 4-3 in a shootout on Sunday night.
