Sports

Since last year there has been talk among Major League Baseball about cutting Minor League Teams. Binghamton was one of the teams mentioned in that conversation

A local high school pitcher probably fantasized about playing in the major leagues while he was a bat boy for the Binghamton Mets. Now, he gets his shot.

There's been lots of tinkering with the high school sports schedule for high school sports. Expect that to keep changing, but for now, there is one more slight tweak to the schedule.

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf is recommending pre-kindergarten to 12th grade youth sports be put off until at least January.

Four-time Major League Baseball All-Star shortstop, Jose Reyes, took to Twitter last night to announce he is officially retiring.

Students in the Southern Tier looking forward to kicking off seasons of football, soccer, field hockey, and more will have to wait a few more weeks to hit the field.

I know there are a lot of things going on in the world, and although thinking about sports might seem a little self-serving right now, I miss it…a lot!

WNBF's Roger Neel is preparing to retire from full-time duties at the Binghamton radio station.

Harness racing may be back in the region in a few days as New York starts to ease the coronavirus pandemic restrictions on sporting events.

Coronavirus is putting a hold on pretty much all sports, including one of the Southern Tier's greatest traditions: little league.