Syracuse

Former Syracuse standout and New York Knick legend Carmelo Anthony announced his retirement earlier this week.

The New York Mets have been struggling for offensive power, why wouldn't they add a proven Major League hitter with over 150 homer runs in the last 8 years, especially a catcher? Well, Mets' general manager Billy Eppler may want to consult his crosstown friend, Yankees' general manager Brian Cashman on this one.

The Dolphins will be swimming in tougher waters next season, as they will move their programs to the highest level of competition in the NCAA.

As part of his celebratory Syracuse Pub Crawl, Barstool Sports' founder Dave Portnoy stopped at a popular spot "on the hill" to do an impromptu pizza review.

Syracuse, New York was named "America's Best Bar Town" by Barstool Sports, and Barstool founder Dave Portnoy led a bar crawl through these 'Cuse bars Friday.

'Ted Lasso' fans have been talking non-stop about superstar footballer Zava, who was played by Maximilian Osinski, a graduate of a prominent Upstate NY college.

It is no secret that New York is a hot-bed for lacrosse. So, it should be no surprise that World Lacrosse had chosen Upstate New York to hold the 2024 championships.

Following the announcement that he was leaving his post as Syracuse basketball coach, Jim Boeheim was spotted with the owners of a prominent local pizzeria.

ESPN Radio Syracuse host, Brent Axe had a big old target on his back, by openly criticizing former Syracuse basketball coach Jim Boeheim. The basketball coach for decades has been one of the most powerful individuals in Central New York. Until Monday, Axe hosted the afternoon drive show in Syracuse, weekdays from 4pm to 6pm. That was until the power of Boeheim finally took the host down.

The 2002-03 Syracuse Orange, led by Carmelo Anthony, went on a title run through Albany's Pepsi Arena that fans still talk about to this day.

A city in Upstate New York has had a 'March Madness' Cinderella-style run of its own, as it was named the top 'bar city' in America in a 64-city bracket.

'Thank you but we'll take it from here' was the message to a legendary college basketball coach with the second most collegiate wins ever. Jim Boeheim's 47-year coaching career put Syracuse basketball on the map. However, Boeheim's tenure wasn't without controversy, including its ending.