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Jasson Dominguez is wasting no time making his presence felt in the Bronx. After returning from Tommy John surgery, the Yankees’ top prospect is quickly becoming one of the key pieces in a surging New York lineup. On Wednesday night, in freezing temperatures, Dominguez delivered what could be his defining moment of the 2024 season — at least so far. With one out in the bottom of the ninth, Dominguez launched a solo homer off Rangers closer Luke Jackson to walk off the Texas Rangers and give New York a dramatic 4-3 win. It was his fourth homer in his past nine games, during which he’s hitting .273 (9-for-33), raising his average to .241 overall. “When pitchers make mistakes, he’s

The Florida Panthers continue to be the ultimate road warriors this postseason. After their impressive 5-2 win in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final on Tuesday night, the defending Stanley Cup champions are now 6-2 on the road during the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs. And with Game 2 looming on Thursday in Raleigh, N.C., they’re poised to turn up the pressure on the Carolina Hurricanes even more. “We don’t feel necessarily any different at home than we do on the road,” Panthers coach Paul Maurice said. “These guys feed off each other’s energy. It’s that brotherhood — it keeps us emotionally even when the crowd’s against us.” Florida’s 4.75 goals per game on the road lead all playoff teams,

The Oklahoma City Thunder might be the youngest team in the playoffs, but they’re playing with the poise and presence of a seasoned title contender. In Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals, they delivered a resounding message — on both ends of the court. With a suffocating second-half defensive effort and a 31-point gem from newly crowned NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the Thunder steamrolled the Minnesota Timberwolves 114-88 to take a 1-0 series lead. Now, they’re looking to double down in Game 2 on Thursday night in front of a roaring home crowd. Gilgeous-Alexander, who averaged 30.1 points per game this season, scored 20 of his 31 points after halftime in Game 1. It was a performance that highlighted

The New York Mets are desperately seeking answers on offense as they head into Wednesday night’s series finale against the Boston Red Sox. After scoring just one run in the first two games of the series and dropping five of their last six, the Mets are looking to avoid a three-game sweep at Fenway Park. Despite a lineup stacked with talent, New York’s bats have gone cold at the worst possible time. The numbers tell the story: the Mets have managed only eight runs in their last six games, including a shutout in Tuesday’s 2-0 loss. More alarmingly, New York is just 9-for-61 with runners in scoring position over their last eight games and has left 60 runners stranded on