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The 66-year-old currently works for Program Productions as one of the people responsible for video replays on visiting team broadcasts.

Sports jobs: East Meadow's Ed Berman loves TV sports production

Ramón Laureano of the San Diego Padres broke his right index finger in a 3-1 loss to the NL Central champion Milwaukee Brewers.

Padres' Laureano to miss start of playoffs with broken finger

Sea Cliff resident is the chief commercial and philanthropy officer for the PGA of America.

Sports jobs: LI's Jeff Price aces Ryder Cup role

No other track can boast of holding 30,000 rounds a year for regular folks and attracting the world's greatest golfers to two U.S. Opens, one PGA Championship and two PGA Tour playoff tournaments

Ryder Cup on Bethpage Black: Truly the people's course

"He had a great game," Patrick Roy said of 24-year-old who scored a goal.

Laurel Hollow's Warren impresses in Isles' exhibition opener

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Their Game 2 win means Yankees rookie Cam Schlittler, from Walpole, Massachusetts, will get the start Thursday in Game 3.

3 takeaways from the Yankees' Game 2 Wild Card Series win

A late-night video game session put him in position to bounce back from disappointment over Game 1 benching.

Lennon: Yanks' Chisholm takes frustration out on gamers, then Red Sox in Game 2

The Yankees won Game 2 and forced a Game 3 to decide the winner of their AL Wild-Card Series. Newsday's Erik Boland reports from Yankee Stadium.

Yankees force a winner-take-all Game 3 against the Red Sox

Starting Jazz Chisholm Jr. and Ben Rice seemed to right the wrongs of the manager's Game 1 blunders...at least for one night.

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