More On 2012 NFL Schedule The NFL released its schedule Tuesday night and ESPN.com has all your needs covered. 2012 Schedule | MNF • Clayton: Slate does Saints no favors • More: Schedule strength | Opponents
The New York Giants’ title defense will not be easy. In fact, if the Super Bowl champs are going to repeat, they’ll have to earn it by surviving another tough November and December. The schedule is below, with some early observations. My schedule column, game-by-game predictions and Top Five Games piece are coming shortly. (All times Eastern.) SEPTEMBER Sept. 5… Read more →
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David W. Dunlap/The New York Times (top), SHoP Architects (above) The south side of Pier 17 at the South Street Seaport as it appears now (top), and as it would appear under a redesign proposed by its owner, the Howard Hughes Corporation. Building Blocks How the city looks and feels — and why it got that way. It seems like… Read more →
Corey Kilgannon/The New York TimesIrving Fields, 96, at Nino’s Tuscany in Manhattan, has been playing piano since the 1920s. “That’s his fountain of youth right there: the martini,” one patron squealed the other night at Nino’s Tuscany on West 58th Street. She was pointing to a brimming two-olive vodka martini resting on the grand piano being played by Irving Fields…. Read more →
Landmarks Preservation CommissionNinth Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues in Park Slope, part of a newly expanded historic district. Park Slope, already home to the biggest historic district in Brooklyn, now contains the largest contiguous swath of protected buildings in the entire city. The city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission approved a 600-property extension to the Park Slope Historic District on Tuesday,… Read more →
Derek Jeter will receive an honorary doctorate from Siena College during its May 13 commencement. Siena says it chose to give the degree to Jeter “in recognition of his leadership, accomplishments on the baseball field and dedication to improving the lives of young people through his Turn 2 Foundation.” The honorary degree will be Jeter’s first. His foundation works to… Read more →
MiamiNew Jersey L. James Points: 37 Reb: 6 Ast: 7 Stl: 2 Blk: 1 K. Humphries Points: 29 Reb: 8 Ast: 2 Stl: 0 Blk: 1 NEWARK, N.J. — LeBron James left the Nets stunned and their coach speechless. The only people who knew how to describe what they were seeing were the New Jersey fans. “MVP! MVP!” James scored… Read more →
SportsNation: Will Stoudemire help or hurt Knicks? SportsNation weighs in on the First Take debate regarding whether or not Amare Stoudemire will help or hurt the Knicks. Ian Begley is a regular contributor to ESPNNewYork.com. Recommend0 Tweet0 Comments0 Email Print
Here are things that took place in Cadman Plaza Park in Brooklyn Heights around noon on an uncommonly warm Monday: The Day Clyde Haberman offers his take on the news. haberman@nytimes.com Schoolboys played soccer. A teenage girl turned cartwheels. Nannies with baby strollers filled rows of benches. Young men took off their shirts and soaked up sun. A few people… Read more →
