Roger Federer is going to be sidelined for what he said will be “many months” because he needs a third operation on his right knee, a procedure he said will leave him with “a glimmer of hope” that he can return to competition. “I’ve been doing a lot of checks with the doctors, as well, … Continue reading Roger Federer Injury Will Keep Him Out For Many Months →

“Something’s Coming” — but it won’t be Tony and Maria. “West Side Story” will not reopen on Broadway. On Monday, producer Kate Horton announced that the 2020 Broadway revival of the Leonard Bernstein classic will not return, which came after months of no official announcements. New York declared in May that theaters could return to … Continue reading ‘West Side Story’ Will Not Reopen On Broadway →

ESPN is adding another quarterback to its roster. The recently retired Alex Smith has signed on to be an analyst across ESPN NFL shows. For his rookie TV season, Smith will just be dipping his toes in the analyst game as opposed to taking on a full-time role. He will appear on shows like “Monday … Continue reading Alex Smith Gets NFL Analyst Job At ESPN →

The Mets’ nosedive is not threatening Luis Rojas’ job. Although the Mets have fallen recently a source familiar with Steve Cohen’s thinking said the owner is not holding the manager responsible for the poor play. Cohen believes this is a different time with a different type of player makeup than when George Steinbrenner used to … Continue reading Luis Rojas’ Job Is Safe Despite Mets’ Nosedive →