Carlos Beltran has been hired by YES Network as a game analyst and is expected to call 36 games. The 20-year veteran emerged as an intriguing candidate for YES, which was looking to fill a void left when David Cone joined ESPN’s “Sunday Night Baseball” team and Ken Singleton retired. That opened the door for … Continue reading Carlos Beltran Joins YES TV Baseball Booth →

With their backs against the wall late in the fourth quarter, the Los Angeles Rams turned to the connection that spearheaded their offensive attack all year. Matthew Stafford targeted Cooper Kupp six times on the eventual game-winning drive with the duo linking up one final time for a 1-yard touchdown go cap a 15-play, 79-yard … Continue reading Rams Beat Bengals For Super Bowl LVI Championship →

Sbarro has closed its Times Square location after 23 years. It is harder and harder for small restaurateurs to hold on against the tide of fast casualization, and classic institutions close shop for reasons other than retirement. Sbarro has closed its Times Square location after 23 years. In perhaps a sign of the times, the … Continue reading Say Goodbye to Sbarro Pizza in Times Square →

Samsung is hoping cheaper but more durable versions of its foldable phones will broaden the appeal of a high-concept design that’s so far fizzled with consumers. The electronics giant on Wednesday launched its effort to turn things around with two new products designed to function as both a phone and, when unfolded outward on a … Continue reading Samsung Lowers Prices On Foldable Phone →