Justin Terranova is an Online Sports Editor for the New York Post, with a focus on national and local sports coverage, particularly in New York City. With his work also appearing in various publications such as News.com.au, The Daily Telegraph, and FOX SPORTS Australia, Justin brings a wealth of experience in delivering engaging and informative sports news and analysis to his readers.
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By: Justin Terranova
It looks like Tom Brady is going through his emotions on Instagram.
By: Justin Terranova
The crowd showed up — the Yankees bats didn't. The pumped-up fans in The Bronx grew slowly deflated as the innings dripped on in the Dodgers' 4-2 victory over the Yankees to take a commanding 3-0 lead in the World Series.
By: Justin Terranova
Dodgers on verge of ultimate glory after World Series epic
By: Justin Terranova
One down, three to go for the Yankees.
By: Justin Terranova
One down, three to go. The Yankees kept their season alive and avoided a World Series sweep by rallying past the Dodgers for a 11-4 win in Game 4 of the World Series at Yankee Stadium. The game turned in the third inning when Anthony Volpe hit a two-out grand slam off of Daniel Hudson to give the Yankees a 5-2 lead. (Photo) It was the first time the Yankees had led in the series since Freddie Freeman’s 10th-inning grand slam in Game 1. Freeman put the Dodgers ahead 2-0 for the second straight game in the first inning with a two-run blast off of Luis Gil.
By: Justin Terranova
The fifth inning of Game 5 was a complete Yankees disaster.
By: Justin Terranova
A sweep would have been less painful — and perhaps less embarrassing.
By: Justin Terranova
Malachi Corley owes Garrett Wilson dinner — maybe a few of them.
By: Justin Terranova
The Bears found a way to add injury to insult.
Lions down Packers in Green Bay | 03:13 You lose to the Panthers, you pay the price.
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