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These winter bathers have been swimming (and shivering) for decades. They swear they enjoy it. TO EARN A SPOT in the Coney Island Polar Bear Club, one needs to do [...]

WITH ALL DUE RESPECT to Bing Bong Nation, the most exciting local basketball squad right now is the men's team at Yeshiva University, which won its 50th-straight game recently and [...]

Byline: joe delessio BONNER BOLTON / 28 / Gardendale, Texas Do you have an idea of what New Yorkers are like? 'I grew up in kind of an artistic background--my [...]

Byline: joe delessio methodology: All teams' regular-season winning percentages, averaged, are indicated by the bold white line. (For hockey, points percentages were used.) NBA and NHL records were counted in [...]

Byline: Joe DeLessio Most baseball prodigies get their start like athletes in the other major American sports--by an annual draft, which gives one team the exclusive right to their services [...]

Byline: Joe DeLessio Locals yearning to watch hockey on the Bronx Bombers' home turf finally get their day, with Devils-Rangers and Islanders-Rangers matchups in a rink atop the Yankees' infield [...]

Byline: Joe Delessio Derek Jeter is signed through 2014, but last month he announced an unlikely post-baseball venture: a Simon & Schuster imprint called Jeter Publishing, which will bring out [...]

Byline: Joe DeLessio How tall is each man? What's his lifetime quarterback rating? What kinds of sandwiches have been named for him? Who makes women want to cheat on their [...]

Byline: Joe DeLessio On Sanchez Conte draws a connection between the Jets' quarterback situation and the executive dyad of a family system, in which power lies with both a mother [...]

Byline: Joe DeLessio When it launched on July 1, 1987 with an audio clip from the Jets' Super Bowl III win, WFAN was the country's only 24-hour local sports-radio station. [...]

Byline: Joe DeLessio It's often said that New York sports fans won't stand for rebuilding. Owners and executives who feared our alleged impatience gave us the awful Omar Minaya Era [...]

Byline: Joe DeLessio Thirty-nine-year-old Jorge Posada and his .169 average are introducing an unfamiliar character to Yankee Stadium: the star who fades away while still wearing pinstripes. With the team [...]

Byline: Ben Mathis-Lilley,Joe DeLessio Jets quarterback Sanchez has excelled late in games this season, displaying decision-making abilities beyond his years in thrilling final-drive wins against the Lions, Texans, and Browns. [...]

Byline: Joe DeLessio Derek Jeter's contract is up, and G.M. Brian Cashman is in a delicate situation. Jeter is easily the most popular player in the Bronx--if not in the [...]

Byline: Joe DeLessio 1. If you're looking to go to a game--any game--for as little money as possible, circle either the Giants-Jaguars matchup on November 28 or the Jets-Bills game [...]

Byline: Joe DeLessio 1. Tailgaters, beware. There's plenty of room to accommodate your Rex Ryan-size BBQ, but know this: You must have a prepaid permit to park on-site. Season-ticket holders [...]

Byline: Joe DeLessio,Will Leitch 1. April 22 Yankees 9, A's 7 Melky Cabrera hits a two-run homer in the bottom of the fourteenth. Pie? No pie. It was cold. 2. [...]

Byline: Joe DeLessio How did you get involved with this place? Somebody at City Hall said to me, 'There's an island in the harbor.' I had never heard of Governors [...]

Byline: Joe DeLessio Interact With Art 1. Unsure of the story behind the oyster-shell installation in front of the Sculptors Guild house, or perhaps a room full of wood-and-plastic pieces [...]

Byline: Joe DeLessio Citi Field Opening Day: April 13 vs. San Diego Capacity: 42,000 Median Ticket Price: $95 1. About that burger place. Never mind the game, where's Shake Shack? [...]

CHILI DAVIS RED SOX HITTING COACH SOME OF MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL'S BEST HITTERS HAVE TOSSED ASIDE their old sluggers for something called the Axe Bat. As the name implies, it's [...]

There are few players with the technical ability, puck wizardry, or intangibles of Wayne Gretzky. From his early days with the Edmonton Oilers, to his Hollywood period playing for the [...]

Legendary NFL Linebacker Junior Seau committed suicide in 2012, Less than three years after his final game. An autopsy overseen by the National Institutes of Health revealed that he'd had […]

EVENTS YOUTH JAMBOREE [Activity] [One day only] [TEEN] New Balance Track and Field Center at the Armory, 216 Fort Washington Ave., at 168th St. (646-758-9675; nyrr.org) More than 1,200 kids [...]

N.Y. INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL [SERIOUS BUSINESS] Various locations (212-349-0330; gkids.com) Now in its twelfth year, the festival screens 100 films from 30 countries and has short-film programs for audiences [...]

GIANTS TICKETS ARE, historically, among the toughest in town to score. There are only eight home games a season, and nearly 95 percent of Giants Stadium's 80,242 seats are occupied [...]

A timeline is presented of events showing the performances of professional sports teams in New York City since 1966 to 2014.

Several photographs of the daily routine of former National Basketball Association (NBA) player and coach of the New York Knicks basketball team Derek Fisher are presented which include his two children, he along with his wife, and report giving information on plays and players.

The article offers travel tips for New York City and includes recommendations for visit to the Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site, the Middle of the Brooklyn Bridge, and Battery Park.

Reviews are offered for sports bars in New York City Wogie's, the Ainsworth, and Rock Shop.

The article presents several photographs that illustrate the building of the professional baseball park Citi Field in New York City.

The article presents the views of cowboys Bonner Bolton, Neil Holmes and Kaique Pacheco on the Professional Bull Riders World Championship to be held in New York City on January 15, 2016. Topics discussed include Bolton's artistic background, Holmes' excitement ahead of the championship, and Pacheco's views on belt buckle.

A photograph of the Stanley Cup victory by Denis Potvin's New York Islands ice-hockey team in New York in 1983 is presented.

The article features former New York Mets baseball team player Keith Hernandez, who shaved off his moustache for charity.

The article presents a comparative illustration of U.S. baseball player Derek Jeter's swing, showing the classic Jeter, the tweaked 2011 Jeter and the new and improved Jeter.

The article provides an outlook for the performance and salary of several New York Yankees baseball team players. The contract of Derek Jeter, player for the team since 1995, will end in 2014. The expected annual salary of first baseman Mark Teixeira is 22.5 million dollars. It encourages the Yankees to acquiesce to the future contract demand of C. G. Sabathia.

The article provides information on the end of the contract of New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter in Major League Baseball (MLB) in the U.S. in 2010, whose marketability is expected to earn him another lucrative deal. According to Brian Helfrich of "Sports Business Daily," Jeter attracts casual fans like no other Yankee player can. The guesses of several journalists on the possible terms of Jeter's contract are presented.

A list of the entertainment events for children in New York City for the week starting June 28, 2010 is presented including Clifford's Annual Beach Festival, a sleep over at the American Museum of Natural History and the Family Fishing Celebration.

The article lists the walk-off wins of New York Yankees baseball team from April-September 2009 which includes their match between New York Mets, Boston Red Sox and Chicago White Sox.

The article provides information on several picnic spots in Governors Island including the Picnic Point, the Porches in Nolan Park, and Colonels' Row.

JIAYANG FAN GLO:nyo/07dec20:38n1.jpg PHOTO (COLOR): John DeLuca in front ofDe Luca General Store,Staten Island, 2005. gl 45 Maria's Deli DELI Greenpoint, 1978 46 Giovanni's RESTAURANT Pelham Bay, 1979 47 Agra RESTAURANT Upper East Side, 1979 48 Pier 72 RESTAURANT Upper West Side, 1979 49 Ipanema RESTAURANT Midtown, 1979 50 Khyber Pass HOOKAH BAR East Village, ca. 1980 51 The Cottage RESTAURANT Upper West Side, 1981 52 Land & Sea RESTAURANT Kingsbridge, 1982 53 Sal & Jerry's BAKERY Bensonhurst, 1983 54 Gotham Bar and GrillRESTAURANT Greenwich Village, 1984 DAVID ROCKWELL, ARCHITECT I FIRST WENT TO GOTHAM in 1985 or 1986. AS TOLD TO JANE STARR DRINKARD 336 Teich Toys & Books RETAILER West Village, 2014 337 Sweetwater Social BAR Greenwich Village, 2014 338 Houdini Kitchen Laboratory RESTAURANT Ridgewood, 2014 339 The Finch RESTAURANT Clinton Hill, 2014 340 Champion Pizza RESTAURANT Lower East Side location, 2014 341 Wooden Sleepers VINTAGE-CLOTHING STORE Red Hook, 2014 342 Uncle Luoyang RESTAURANT Upper West Side, 2014 343 Bunsmith RESTAURANT Crown Heights, 2015 344 Art Fun Studio EVENT SPACE Bay Ridge, 2015 345 Cafe Clover RESTAURANT West Village, 2015 346 Benson's RESTAURANT Lower East Side, 2015 347 Bar Robert BAR Boerum Hill, 2015 348 Casablanca Cocktail Lounge BAR Bedford-Stuyvesant, 2015 349 Flowers for All OccasionsBAR Bushwick, 2015 PAPERBOY PRINCE WHEN I RAN FOR CONGRESS earlier this year,I wasn't your typical candidate--a young, queerAfro-Latino rapper. 379 Lucky Laced SHOE STORE Williamsburg, 2016 380 Italienne RESTAURANT Flatiron District, 2016 381 Cherry Point RESTAURANT Greenpoint, 2016382 Nix RESTAURANT Greenwich Village, 2016 383 Côté Soleil RESTAURANT Sunnyside, 2016 384 PokéSpot RESTAURANT East Village, 2016Remember the 2016 poke wave?. [Extracted from the article]

And after a year of staring at each other's heads on Zoom, our choice this year was obvious: an anniversary issue dedicated to examining the history of the New York office, both the physical space and the human dramas that took place across cubicles and behind closed doors. They're what allowed its occupants - in all their eccentricity - PHOTOGRAPHS: WALTER SANDERS/THE LIFE PICTURE COLLECTION VIA GETTY IMAGES (NAILS); LEE LOCKWOOD/THE LIFE IMAGES COLLECTION VIA GETTY IMAGES/GETTY IMAGES (ATLAS) TRANSMITTED COPY DD AD PD EIC TRANSMITTED 0921FEA OFFICE Intro lay [Print] 39360260.indd 20 4/23/21 10:40 PM to shine. April 26-may 9, 2021 | new york 19 The Yesteryear Issue While You Were Truly Out Sleeping at SNL Showering at Skadden Arps Sidestepping poop at the DA's Giving Mike Bloomberg your coffee order Pitching President Reagan Stress-eating with Bella Abzug Washing the Coen brothers' windows And more stories of the New York office what i want out of office gossip is what Herman Melville delivers in "Bartleby, the Scrivener, " Ur-text of Manhattan office life. [Extracted from the article]

Singer-songwriter Justin Vernon's flagship bandBon Iver's show promises immersive sound courtesyof French speaker manufacturer L-Acoustics.Come early to catch a set from the folk supergroupBonny Light Horseman. Michael Roemer, whose classics Nothing But aMan (1964) and The Plot Against Harry (1970)were rediscovered in the '80s and '90s, is one ofthe masters of American cinema; now, here'sanother unearthed work: a long-lost 1984 melodramawith Brooke Adams in a brand-new35-mm. print. "Sports' biggest party" arrives in New York forthe first time at the Hulu Theater at MadisonSquare Garden, June 3 and 4; from $38.more raucous than a dive-bar game,events staged by the U.K.-based ProfessionalDarts Corporation have stoked arenacrowds and dramatic entrance music. The Clarion Choir and Orchestra move around acompressed version of the same terrain for fivehours of his sacred and secular music. [Extracted from the article]

The article reviews several recreational establishments in New York, including the stand-up comedy bar Big Terrific in Williamsburg, the Flushing Meadows Corona Park Pool & Rink in Flushing and the piano bar Manhattan Inn in Greenpoint. INSETS: Booze Monogamy;A Semi-Sober Saturday Night.

A review is offered for several specialty stores in New York, including the belt store Badichi, the dress store Dalaga and the candy store Dewey's Candy. INSETS: Home Makeover, Not That Extreme;Old and Good.

The article provides information on fitness and beauty facilities and services in New York. Core Fusion Cardio workout classes are being offered at Exhale. The Setai Spa offers facial treatments and grooming options for men only. Hairdressing salons in the state include Barbiere, Sam Brocato Salon and Woodley & Bunny. INSETS: Prime Cuts;Every Muscle in Under an Hour.

The article offers information on facilities and services for children offered in New York. The Tompkins Square Park is a playground located at Union Square, it features rope bridges and ladders which hone the motor skills of children. Jamie Grayson offers assistance to new parents in selecting necessary things for infants including bathing aids, strollers and car seats. The Avant-Garde Preschool provides art classes to children. INSET: Does That Blazer Come in Dad Size?.