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Adrien Broner went from playful to angry to offensive to realistic during his press conference rant ahead of Saturday night’s headline bout against Jessie Vargas at Downtown’s Barclays Center. Photo courtesy of Ed Diller/DiBella Entertainment

Broner in rare form prior to Barclays boxing bout

Adrien Broner spent most of the early stages of Thursday afternoon’s Barclays Center press conference to promote Saturday night’s bout against Jessie Vargas bopping his head to the music blar … Full Article

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Super rookie Mathew Barzal isn’t done playing hockey this year just yet. He and four other Islanders were selected to represent Team Canada in next month’s IIHF World Championships in Denmark. AP photo by Adam Hunger

Five Isles to chase world title in Denmark

General manager Sean Marks and head coach Kenny Atkinson have remained true to their vision of building a winning culture here in Brooklyn. But when will the Nets begin winning during their respective tenures? AP Photo by Kathy Willens

It’s ‘show me’ time for Nets in 2018-19

Jeremy Lin drives during the first quarter of an April 2017 game. AP Photo/Charles Krupa

Lin plans to return to Nets a new player next season

General manager Sean Marks and head coach Kenny Atkinson have remained true to their vision of building a winning culture here in Brooklyn. But when will the Nets begin winning during their respective tenures? AP Photo by Kathy Willens

It’s ‘show me’ time for Nets in 2018-19 >

Jeremy Lin drives during the first quarter of an April 2017 game. AP Photo/Charles Krupa

Lin plans to return to Nets a new player next season >

Instead of walking off the court with their season-high fourth straight win in Boston Wednesday night, the Nets instead trudged off following a deflating loss to the playoff-bound Celtics’ back-ups. AP Photo by Elise Amendola

Improved Nets still have ‘long way to go’ >

Rookie Jarrett Allen reaches out for a touch of Allen Crabbe’s red-hot hand Monday night in Downtown Brooklyn as the Nets’ sharp-shooter sparked the team’s first three-game winning streak of this soon-to-be-completed season. AP photo by Kathy Willens

Crabbe orchestrates Barclays birthday bash >

J.J. Redick owns a residence in Brooklyn, but he decided to play for Philadelphia this past summer, a move that has paid great dividends as the red-hot Sixers won their 11th in a row Tuesday night against the listless Nets. AP Photo by Chris Szagola

Nets prove no match for sizzling Sixers >

D’Angelo Russell showed off his much-improved all-around game in Brooklyn’s victory against Orlando on Wednesday night. Russell is playing his best ball since coming to the Nets in last summer’s deal with the Los Angeles Lakers. AP Photo by John Raoux

Russell sees playoffs for Nets in not-too-distant future >

Mets ace Noah Syndergaard, aka Thor, hopes to make a successful rehab start in Brooklyn during the Cyclones’ season finale Thursday night at MCU Park. AP Photo by Kathy Willens

Thor to make Brooklyn debut in season finale >

Smiles have been a rare thing in the Brooklyn dugout this summer. But the Cyclones, heartened by a recent three-game winning streak, are hoping to close out the regular season in style. Eagle photo by Jeff Melnik

Cyclones finally have something to celebrate >

Cyclones manager Edgar Alfonzo’s struggling team needs one win to avoid the longest losing streak in the modern history of the New York-Penn League. Eagle photo by Jeff Melnik

Slumping Cyclones on brink of historic slide >

Mets closer Jeurys Familia pitched a scoreless inning of relief in Brooklyn Tuesday night, but he couldn’t do anything to prevent the Cyclones from suffering their franchise-record 11th straight loss. AP Photo by Seth Wenig

Familia shines, but Cyclones drop 11th straight >

Mets All-Star closer Jeurys Familia will be appearing twice out of the Brooklyn bullpen this week as they open an extended homestand against Hudson Valley. AP Photo by Jeff Roberson

Familia face to pitch in Brooklyn >

The Dark Knight Rises over Coney Island >

Super rookie Mathew Barzal isn’t done playing hockey this year just yet. He and four other Islanders were selected to represent Team Canada in next month’s IIHF World Championships in Denmark. AP photo by Adam Hunger

Five Isles to chase world title in Denmark >

John Tavares is contemplating his future while the Islanders hope theirs includes the two-time Hart Trophy finalist and team captain, who will be an unrestricted free agent if they don’t re-sign him by July 1. AP Photo by Paul Sancya

Tavares yet to embrace Isles’ future vision >

Calder Trophy front-runner Mathew Barzal became the first Islander rookie with at least 80 points since Hall of Famer Mike Bossy amassed 91 in 1977-78. AP Photo by Adam Hunger

Young Killer ‘B’s’ come through for Isles >

Andrew Ladd’s late goal in Ottawa Tuesday night helped the Islanders salvage some pride following their mathematical elimination from playoff contention Monday night in Brooklyn. AP Photo by Jay LaPrete

Eliminated Isles display ‘Pride’ in Ottawa >

Team captain John Tavares bows his head in misery as the Islanders were mathematically eliminated from playoff contention following Monday’s night’s 3-0 loss to Florida at the Barclays Center. AP Photo by Kathy Willens

Isles’ nosedive out of contention complete >

Despite their likely absence from the postseason for a second straight season, the struggling Islanders have to be enjoying the breakthrough emergence of rookie star Mathew Barzal. AP Photo by Kathy Willens

Barzal provides bright spot to bleak season >

SCHOLASTIC AND AMATEUR

Villanova head coach Jay Wright benefitted from the hard work of assistant head coach and former Brooklyn Friends School standout Kyle Neptune (background, right) this month as the Wildcats grabbed their second national title in the past three years. AP Photo by Jessica Hill

Brooklyn native Neptune nabs second title as Villanova assistant coach >

Joel Hernandez carried the LIU Brooklyn Blackbirds to the NCAA Tournament, but was unable to get past Radford’s tenacious defense Tuesday night in Dayton, Ohio. AP Photo by John Minchillo

Hernandez struggles as LIU loses in NCAA Tournament play-in game >

Doug Weight and the Islanders are skating on thin ice when it comes to their playoff hopes. New York is seven points out of the final postseason spot in the Eastern Conference with only 13 games left on the schedule. AP Photo by Gene J. Puskar

Isles dig in for one final playoff push >

Senior DeAngelique Waithe dominated Wednesday night’s NEC Tournament quarterfinal against SFC-Brooklyn, leading LIU-Brooklyn into Thursday night’s semifinals against Robert Morris. Photo courtesy of LIU-Brooklyn Athletics

LIU-Brooklyn ladies ‘March’ on in NEC Tournament >

LIU-Brooklyn senior Joel Hernandez hoists the NEC Tournament championship trophy following the Blackbirds’ upset win over Wagner Tuesday night in Staten Island. Photo courtesy of Northeastconference.org

Hernandez leads LIU-Brooklyn basketball back to Big Dance >

Long Island University (LIU) senior Joel Hernandez soars to the basket for two of his game-high 26 points Wednesday night, leading the Blackbirds past neighborhood rival St. Francis Brooklyn in the NEC Quarterfinals at the Steinberg Wellness Center. Photos courtesy of LIU Brooklyn Athletics

Blackbirds reign supreme in Brooklyn battle >

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