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Astronauts, world leaders, a pope and war veterans all have been honored with ticker-tape parades in New York City's famed Canyon of Heroes. Now, the Women's National Team is the center of the celebration on Wednesday, commemorating its World Cup win in France on Sunday. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio was on the float with some of the team members during the parade, while hundreds, if not thousands, of spectators looked on. Continue to Article

July 10, 2019 1:19:pm EST

Amid chants of "equal pay," "USA" and streams of confetti, the World Cup-winning US women's soccer team was feted by tens of thousands of adoring fans with a ticker-tape parade in New York on Wednesday. Wearing identical black T-shirts emblazoned with the words "World Champions" in gold letters, members of the US squad waved to the crowds from slow-moving open-top floats. Player of the tournament Megan Rapinoe struck her iconic goal-scoring pose as she displayed the World Cup trophy to the roaring crowds lining the route along Lower Manhattan's fabled "Canyon of Heroes." Continue to Article

July 10, 2019 11:48:am EST

Right-hander Noah Syndergaard could be traded if the New York Mets are approached with the "right deal," MLB Network reported. Syndergaard and Zack Wheeler are reportedly available, but the Mets are not soliciting offers, according to the report. Last week, MLB Network linked Wheeler to American League East rivals. Continue to Article

July 10, 2019 11:32:am EST

Tens of thousands of fans are poised to pack the streets of New York on Wednesday to salute the World Cup-winning US women's team in a ticker-tape parade. Four years after roaring fans lined the route of Lower Manhattan's fabled "Canyon of Heroes" to cheer the US women winning the 2015 World Cup, the Big Apple is poised for another raucous celebration. An open-top bus will transport the team along the route, which runs from Battery Park up Broadway before finally arriving at City Hall for a ceremony hosted by New York Mayor Bill de Blasio. Continue to Article

July 10, 2019 3:05:am EST

The American League (AL) won their seventh consecutive MLB All-Star Game after holding off the National League (NL) 4-3 on Tuesday. The AL recorded two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to get a big enough lead to hold off the NL's late rally half an inning later. Joey Gallo's solo home run capped off the seventh at Progressive Field. Continue to Article

July 09, 2019 11:52:pm EST