Jorge Soler, who appeared in only the final two games of the NLCS as a pinch hitter after missing several games due to a positive COVID-19 test, didn't show any rust in his first at-bat in Game 1 of the World Series. On the third pitch of the night, he became the first player ever … Continue reading World Series: Atlanta Braves Win Game One 6-2 →

In the New York Jets’ sixth game of the 2021 season, on a bright and sunny October day in Foxborough, Massachusetts, the Jets were demolished by the New England Patriots, 54 - 13. The Jets offense was nonexistent, as is customary. Meanwhile the Jets defense also failed to show up for the game. The Patriots … Continue reading New England Patriots Destroy New York Jets 54-13 →

Change is coming to 80 Pine St., the full-block, 1.2 million square-foot office tower developed by the Rudin family that opened in 1960. Faced with upcoming lease expirations that will leave 800,000 square feet vacant, the Rudins have tapped Fogarty Finger Architecture to design a new ground floor lobby and entryways. The reconfigured lobby can … Continue reading Real Estate: Downtown Office Tower To Get New Look →

Vince Neil broke his ribs after falling off of the stage and directly onto the concrete ground while performing with his band at Monsters In The Mountain Fest in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. Neil was encouraging the crowd to clap along when he suddenly fell and dropped out of view. Apparently there was a small gap … Continue reading Vince Neil Suffers Broken Ribs After Falling Off Stage →