Yankees star Aaron Judge took ground balls at third base during batting practice but will remain an outfielder for now. Manager Aaron Boone confirmed there are no plans for Judge to switch positions despite recent speculation.
Yankees prospect George Lombard Jr. hit another home run for Double-A Somerset Patriots as he continues his strong performance early in the season. He has improved against left-handed pitchers and ranks among league leaders despite being younger than most competitors.
On Thursday, April 23, these former City of New York City area high school standouts will be in action.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced that New York City declined an ICE detainer request for Roman Ceron Amatitla, who faces murder and arson charges after a fatal Queens fire.
Columbia junior Riley Weiss has been awarded Met Basketball Player of the Year by MBWA for her standout season performance. Senior Perri Page also received Second Team honors after setting new records for steals at Columbia.
St. John’s women’s basketball players Brooke Moore and Sa’Mya Wyatt have been honored by the Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association for their performances this season. Moore was named to the Second Team while Wyatt made Third Team honors.
Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani announced plans for new bus lanes and street upgrades along Linden Boulevard in Brooklyn. The project aims to improve safety for pedestrians while providing faster service for thousands of daily riders. City officials say construction is expected to finish by 2027.
The New York Yankees’ early-season success has been driven by standout performances from their starting pitchers. With several key players returning from injury soon, fans are hopeful that this year’s rotation could rival some of the franchise’s greatest teams.
The Yankees travel to Fenway Park for their first meeting with the Red Sox since last year’s playoff showdown. Both teams look to gain ground early in the season amid standout performances by key players.
Students presented innovative business plans—including AI-powered platforms—at St John’s University’s annual competition on April 10. Ryze Studios won first prize among nearly ninety entries evaluated by alumni judges.