The former Yankees and Mets pitcher just finished a four-year run as an analyst on ESPN's "Sunday Night Baseball."

From Monty Hall and Ice Cube to Ray Romano and Jerry Seinfeld, he's interviewed anyone and everyone.

"I think it's awesome," Carton tells Newsday about reaction to his return. "I'm thrilled that people do still care and want to hear me on the radio."

He's a natural to be the face of the Islanders, and his budding stardom can help promote the NHL.

"I'm the only [expletive] in the world that has pocket aces and figures out a way how to lose the hand . . . I cringe when I think about how much I hurt myself and I have no one to blame but myself.''

Senior Jake Simmons rushed 35 times for 242 yards and three touchdowns for East Islip (7-1).

NBA on NBC analysts, such as Carmelo Anthony and Reggie Miller, gave their opinions on the Knicks and the East at a media event

"On the Island," is a six-part series that premiered last month on the Islanders' YouTube channel and offers "Hard Knocks"-style access.

No TV simulcast of Isles games on the radio as new plan has Fuehring calling 70-plus games

Goring still will be on air in various capacities with the Islanders

Perhaps his greatest moment was when Rangers fans cheered for his in his return to MSG with Detroit

In a career that included stints with several other teams, he is best known as the TV play-by-play voice of the Islanders from 1980-81 to 1994-95.

Newsday covers sports a little differently these days than it did on Sept. 3, 1940. But the com mitment to local events remains.

Does it seem like 40 years have gone by? "I would say as the years pass, the recent years seem to go faster," he said. "Thirty to 40 was a blur; one to 10 wasn't."

Veterans on the field are new fathers off the field, worried about car seat installation and their next NFL contract.

Simms, who worked NFL games for CBS for 26 years, will be on select Big Ten games for NBC on its Peacock streaming service.

Sports fans can access ESPN without cable, satellite or other distributor.

For MLB to do this is nutty regardless of position, but even more so for infielders than for outfielders, and even more so on the corners.

The Earth is going to need time to adjust to its new rotational axis in the wake of their two hours together on his podcast.

When asked by WFAN's Sal Licata whether his long-ago call was a prank, Dan said, "Of course, it was. What do you think?"

"Dan in Warwick's" classic question gets answered 10 years later with some help from the "Eli Manning Show" and Mike Francesa.

She works tirelessly as the Giants' community relations and youth football manager

The cuddly mammal is yet to win a mascot race at Citi Field.

It would take a lot of movement, but bringing back the provocative radio host would bring juice to the genre.

Maloney will maintain his longtime partnership with play-by-play man Kenny Albert in the new booth.

The film depicts a young, reluctant Abbott — who was born without a fully formed right hand — wanting to be treated like any other player but eventually coming to understand his responsibility to a wi...

He may not have won a Stanley Cup here, but he leaves town as a winner in everyone's minds.

The announcement comes as the start of the inaugural ENTFLA season faces delays.

'Winning the press conference' is a sarcastic term nowadays, but first impressions aren't irrelevant.

The two are working as analysts for TNT for the Knicks-Pacers series.

Van Gundy studied video of Game 1 against the Pacers, then spoke to reporters about it on Thursday morning.

He thought he had made a three-point basket at the end of regulation to win it, but replays showed his toe was on the line.

All 15 players were honored with signs and assigned streets based on their uniform numbers.

It was the first time the Knicks had clinched any playoff series at home since 1999.

He spent 27 years calling games on MSG Networks, the last 19 for the Rangers.

Under contracts the NBA signed with ESPN, NBC and Prime Video that kick in for 2025-26, local cable outlets no longer will carry first-round games.

Frazier remembers Barnett being funny, smart and a strong leader who was also a sharp dresser that helped the broadcaster on his path to current wardrobe style.