As North America's pro football, basketball, baseball and hockey leagues try to play again in a pandemic, minor league sports face a more treacherous climb to return.
SYRACUSE — The Syracuse Crunch surged out of the gate, but needed their penalty kill to bail them out late in the game.
SYRACUSE — Dennis Yan saw the opportunity and took advantage,
SYRACUSE — The Syracuse Crunch took it to the Charlotte Checkers in the first 19 minutes.
SYRACUSE — Mathieu Joseph was told to not worry about the statistics.
SYRACUSE — Alexander Volkov received the drop pass and quickly fired it from the top of the right wing circle past Garrett Sparks.
SYRACUSE — A deep playoff run last season was key to Ben Thomas’ development.
SYRACUSE — Syracuse Crunch head coach Benoit Groulx believes his team took a big step forward.
SYRACUSE — The Syracuse Crunch’s penalty kill provided a spark in the second period, but it wasn’t enough to overcome a rough start.
SYRACUSE — Anthony Cirelli is used to the big stage at the junior level.
SYRACUSE — The Syracuse Crunch lost the special teams battle.
SYRACUSE — Dennis Yan hit a career milestone, but was more concerned with the final result.
SYRACUSE — After Erik Cernak’s first weekend with the Syracuse Crunch, head coach Benoit Groulx’s assessment was nothing but positives.
Weedsport senior Wyatt LaForce shot a 87 and missed the cut by six shots in the state boys golf qualifier at Skenandoa CC on Wednesday. It was good for a top 30 finish in the field of 100+ players.
Auburn's season comes to an end at the hands of West Genesee after the Wildcats dispatched the Maroons 9-1 in the Section III, Class B semifinal game at Liverpool High School.
PORT BYRON — The Panthers built a 7-1 lead with a five-run fifth inning and appeared to be headed to their 11th win in 12 games.
Weedsport softball, the No. 9 seed in the Section III Class C tournament, knocked off eighth-seeded Westmoreland 15-1 on Tuesday.
"Don't Bet On It."
With 13 weeks until college football season kicks off, FrontPageBets is taking a look at the favorites to win the national championship.
Jimbo Fisher should have thanked Nick Saban; not disparaged him.
College football is a wonderful mess, as usual.
Steve Kerr knows about terrorist attacks. He lost his father 38 years ago in a terrorist attack.
As Jay Z said so eloquently and obtusely a couple of years ago, the NFL is past kneeling.
The NFL says it will appeal a ruling denying the league’s request to move former Las Vegas Raiders coach Jon Gruden’s lawsuit over leaked emails from a public courtroom into closed-door arbitration. In a statement, the NFL denied Gruden's claims that league officials or Commissioner Roger Goodell leaked racist, sexist and homophobic emails by Gruden to force him to resign last October. Judge Nancy Allf in Las Vegas refused requests to dismiss Gruden’s claim outright or move it to out-of-court talks that could be overseen by Goodell. Gruden emerged from the courtroom declaring “Go Raiders” and saying he was going to let the process take care of itself.
Deshaun Watson was impossible to miss in his orange jersey, pants and helmet. As he showed off his right arm, engaged in friendly trash talk and interacted with new teammates, the Browns quarterback didn’t look distracted by the storm swirling around him. Hours after two of the massage therapists accusing him of sexual misconduct gave graphic descriptions to a national TV audience of sessions they claim scarred them, Watson practiced with Cleveland. The Browns signed him to a controversial, $230 million contract in March. Watson is waiting to find out if he'll be suspended by the NFL, which is investigating whether he violated its personal-conduct policy.