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new documentary series “Game 7,” subtitled “a five-part series on the two greatest words in sports.” All five episodes premiered on the platform yesterday, October 22. “Game 7” was co-executive produced by a central figure in two of the series’ five episodes: former New York Rangers captain and six-time Stanley Cup champion Mark Messier, who told The Post that he still thinks about the Rangers’ Game 7 victory over the Vancouver Canucks in the 1994 Stanley Cup Finals “every day.”16 of the 22 players on ’94 Rangers, who are featured in Episode 5, recently reunited over a weekend to watch the docu-series, Messier also revealed.Also among the famous names on the production team are “sports enthusiast” and actor Danny DeVito and a former ESPN executive who co-created “30 for 30,” Connor Schell.

Apple TV+.Filmmakers were granted unprecedented access to players, managers, and their families, immersing fans in an unforgettable journey through the 2024 World Series. Across three episodes, viewers will be able to relive the highs and lows of the Yankees vs. Dodgers series, which was eventually won by the Dodgers in five games.

shared the clip on TikTok, right before the Los Angeles Dodgers were crowned 2024 World Series Champions at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday night. The Oscar-nominated actress donned an all-black outfit and aptly accessorized with a World Series hat, captioning her playful clip, “Game 5, bases loaded…” In the nostalgia-fueled video, she turned to her friend that was decked out in full Dodgers attire and asked, “Can you get a soda?”“No,” her pal replied, to which Hudson asked again, “No, can you go get me a soda?”“Right now?” her friend asked.“Yeah like right now,” Hudson said, gently touching her friend’s back and appearing to jokingly guide her out of the seat and to the concessions stand.“No,” her friend said again.Game 5, bases loaded…The bit was a reference to one of the many unforgettable scenes from the chick-flick she starred in alongside Matthew McConaughey.

she tried to burn down her Manhattan apartment in 2019 to land a gig on “The Real Housewives of New York.”Abitbol denied this and responded by suing Rice for defamation.However, in a decision on July 9, a New York County Supreme Court judge dismissed the case and ruled that Abitbol, 52, must pay all of Rice’s legal fees.“There is ample evidence of Plaintiff attempting to gain notoriety from the fire by talking about it on talk shows and publicizing the fire on her Instagram,” a ruling seen by The Post stated.“Plaintiff was also featured in a New York Page Six article just three months prior to the fire as being someone who was ‘obsessed’ with getting on ‘Real Housewives of New York’ and had apparently failed four auditions.”As Abitbol previously told The Post, on the morning of Nov. 9, 2019, she lit a sage candle for morning meditation in the dining room of her and Cone’s four-bedroom apartment in Lincoln Square.As she said her prayers, Abitbol explained, the candle went up in flames, setting off the building’s sprinklers.The NYPD and FDNY were called “immediately” to the incident, which was later ruled an accident, Abitbol said.

told The Post in 2019. “[The audience at ] just looked at me like, ‘What the hell is this thing?’”Ford also recalled an appearance at Madison Square Garden in 1978 when, blinded by the spotlights, he jumped off the stage.

to break Roger Maris’ American League single-season home-run record of 61. Judge is putting up incredible numbers, but fans are also wondering about the most important digits: Will No. 99 still be in pinstripes next year?Unless the Yankees sign him to a contract extension, he will become a free agent this winter, which has led to rampant speculation about his future, given his rising stock.

elicited mass online vomiting after a now-viral video exposed him sucking beer through a hollowed-out hot dog functioning as a straw.Like many thousands of confused viewers, we weren’t sure what this wannabe junk food MacGyver’s goal was: Maybe the unidentified man simply lacked a straw — or perhaps he couldn’t be bothered to invest time in eating a frank and swilling a brewski separately?The mysteries abound. However, as hot dog-loving New Yorkers, The Post decided to put our arteries on the line and replicate this ballpark Frank-en Brew experiment at home.

Gerald Williams was a former Major League Baseball outfielder who played for the Yankees, Brewers, Braves, Devil Rays, Marlins, and Mets. Gerald Williams was drafted by the Yankees in 1987 and made his major league debut with the club in 1992. He was known for his speed and defensive skill in the outfield and was nicknamed “Ice.” He was traded by the Yankees late in the 1996 season to the Brewers, so he did not play on the Yankees World Series winning team that year.

Bill Virdon was a baseball player, coach, and manager who won two World Series.Virdon made his major league debut as a center fielder in 1955 with the St. Louis Cardinals and won National League Rookie of the Year.

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th century, with a record of 236 wins against only 106 losses. He is the winningest pitcher in Yankees history and was an important part of the dynasty that won six World Series titles in the 1950s and early 1960s.

Alex Rodriguez has shared a gushing post in honour of the one-year anniversary of his proposal to fiancee Jennifer Lopez.