New York Post sports features reporter. Handicapper of the People. Doing what Brian Boitano would do.
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By: Howie Kussoy
Days after securing a trade for one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time, the Jets failed to provide Aaron Rodgers with one of their offensive line targets.
By: Howie Kussoy
Parker — the undrafted streetball standout who became a starter for the NBA’s premier franchise — is attempting to become the fourth former NBA player to become a referee in the league.
In many ways, the current Knicks mirror the 2012-13 team, in all of the possibilities in front of them, and all of the potential disappointment.
By: Howie Kussoy
Madison Square Garden produces an atmosphere unlike any other in the NBA. But that magic also results in visitors receiving invitations for career-defining performances.
By: Howie Kussoy
The camera is ready. It’s always ready. It doesn’t matter that the scene is essentially the same. Time after time. Year after year. The bullpen door swings open. The guitar arrives first. The bass …
By: Howie Kussoy
Nine-figure contracts are inherently problematic, but Jalen Brunson is showing it’s possible to outperform the expectations that come with them.
By: Howie Kussoy
The Liberty, the only original WNBA franchise without a title, haven’t had a winning season since 2017. That much is now likely a lock.
By: Howie Kussoy
Rob Higgins planned to use his fifth and final season of eligibility at St. Francis. “I was in shock,” Higgins said. “I was like, ‘What happens next?’”
By: Howie Kussoy
LeBron James will remain in the league for at least another two years. But he is no longer the face of the NBA.
By: Howie Kussoy, Paul Forrester
These NBA Finals are about a lot of things, but above all, the matchup between the Nuggets and Heat are about the value of patience.
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