In the New York City mayoral election, sports fans submitted write-in votes for local stars including Jalen Brunson, Aaron Judge, and Jaxson Dart.

Ehrlich's 2023 book “The 20 Greatest Moments in New York Sports History” chronicles the city’s most memorable sporting events.

IU quarterback Fernando Mendoza looks to win the Heisman Trophy in New York City. Tune in to WISH-TV for coverage on Friday and Saturday.

Curt Menefee is sticking to sports. The Fox Sports veteran, who took up local-news duties in early 2024 at Fox-owned WNYW in New York, is leaving the post to focus more intently on his sportscasting role.

The New York Jets and Jacksonville Jaguars meet Sunday in Jacksonville, Florida, with kickoff set for 1 p.m. ET.

A fortuitous Hinge match of like-minded New York Liberty fans turned into New York City's newest women's sports bar.

Given that, The Post surveyed its staff, tallied everyone’s votes and assembled our rankings for the century’s first 25 years of New York athletes, teams, debacles and moments. Today is Part 4 of our series with the list of the Top 5 Moments. Hopefully, you’ll follow along and also let us know your own rankings via our social channels.

Here, per Spencer Gustafson of WPIX-TV in New York, are the athletes who received at least one write-in vote to become mayor of New York in Jan. 2026. The list includes the living and the dead, as well as representatives of three different sports.