Here are the lineups for tonight’s game between the Yankees and Marlins at the Fish Tank, first pitch at 7:05 p.m. YANKEES Derek Jeter SSCurtis Granderson DHRobinson Cano 2BAlex Rodriguez 3BMark Teixeira 1BNick Swisher RFRaul Ibanez LFRussell Martin CBrett Gardner CF Hiroki Kuroda RHP MARLINS Jose Reyes SSEmilio Bonifacio CFHanley Ramirez 3BGiancarlo Stanton RFLogan Morrison LFGaby Sanchez 1BGreg Dobbs DHOmar… Read more →
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — New York Mets closer Frank Francisco intended to get an MRI of his ailing left knee Monday afternoon, a day after having the knee drained. “Early in camp I felt a little sore in there and it went away,” said Francisco, who resumed long-tossing earlier Monday at the Mets’ spring training complex in Port St…. Read more →
Tebow’s Spotlight If “Hard Knocks” knocks again, the New York Jets will listen. The Jets, who became reality-TV stars during their 2010 training camp, will consider another run on the popular HBO series if they receive an invitation, owner Woody Johnson said Monday. The Jets would be a logical choice because of the team’s locker room turmoil in 2011 and… Read more →
Building Blocks How the city looks and feels — and why it got that way. Collection of Mark D. Tomasko Scribner’s store on Fifth Avenue. One hundred years ago, the architect Ernest Flagg designed what might be thought of as the Apple store of its day: a sumptuous Beaux-Arts showcase for the retail business of Charles Scribner’s Sons, book publishers…. Read more →
Crime Scene Extra Michael Wilson writes on crimes in the city. The State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision, for the eighth time, has denied parole to Dempsey Hawkins, a 52-year-old inmate who killed his girlfriend when he was a teenager on Staten Island 36 years ago. “You strangled your 14-year-old girlfriend,” parole commissioners wrote in their ruling, released Friday…. Read more →
Spencer Platt/Getty ImagesWorkers at the Strand have been without a contract since September. The Strand Bookstore has long stood as a beacon in the city for book lovers, tourists and those on lunch break who just want to lose themselves in a foreign world before returning to another corporate meeting. The store’s workers are unusual, too, both for their curmudgeonly… Read more →
Hawk Cam 2012 Chronicling the red-tailed hawks of Washington Square Park. This week, the executive director of NYC Audubon, Glenn Phillips, will be responding to readers’ questions about the red-tail hawks of Washington Square Park. Rosie has been busy warming two eggs underneath her; the first one was first spotted on Tuesday, March 7 and a second appeared early the… Read more →
Good morning. Today will be windy with highs in the upper 50s. Here’s what we’re reading this morning, starting with the N.Y./Region section in The Times. Charles Lockwood, an architectural historian who chronicled the revival of New York’s brownstones in the early ’70s, has died. In the Dec. 1, 2003, issue of The New Yorker, Judith Thurman called Mr. Lockwood’s book,… Read more →
But if you take the elevator just a little bit higher, get out on the top floor and walk up one flight of stairs, you will find something decidedly more modest: a long hallway, only about three feet wide, with more than a dozen black doors packed into neat rows like shiny toy soldiers. Behind these doors are tiny rooms,… Read more →
Saints’ Appeals On Tuesday NEXT VIDEO Saints’ Appeals On Tuesday Saints’ Appeals On Tuesday NFL32OT – Episode 112 NFL32OT – Episode 112 When To Expect Punishment For Saints Players When To Expect Punishment For Saints Players Sean Payton To File Appeal Sean Payton To File Appeal New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton and general manager Mickey Loomis are planning to… Read more →
