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Ivan Nova: Still Working out the Glitches

Ivan Nova: Still Working out the Glitches

Nova has come a long way from San Cristobal in the Dominican Republic, where he dreamed of becoming a Yankee. Now he is determined to stay and is not frazzled by trade rumors.

Mariano Rivera: Best Closer in the Bronx

Mariano Rivera: Best Closer in the Bronx

While other great pitchers have crumbled in the past under the sheer pressure of playing for the biggest teaam, Mariano has demonstrated both the tenacity and talent that lies deep within him.

The Jungle Gym

The Jungle Gym

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu focuses on position, control and escapes — empowering techniques for Bronx youths at this local club.

Notre Dame vs. Army Black Knights

Notre Dame vs. Army Black Knights

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish returned to the Bronx for the first time in 41 years, to face the Army Black Knights. The sellout attendance of 54,251 set a record for the largest crowd for a sporting event at the ballpark.

Lehman Coach: Lightning Will Electrify

Lehman Coach: Lightning Will Electrify

Lightning basketball Coach Steve Schulman tells The Bronx Journal that fans should expect big things from the team this season.

Muay Thai: Science of Eight Limbs

Muay Thai: Science of Eight Limbs

This martial art uses both legs, both knees, both fists, and both elbows. It originated in Thailand two centuries ago and now has come to the Bronx.

Latino Sports: Instilling Pride, Recognizing Role Models

Latino Sports: Instilling Pride, Recognizing Role Models

A young boy walks into the Latino Sports store, but the clerk isn’t trying to sell him a jersey or trading cards. “How are your grades?” he asks.

Can Lighting Strike Twice?

Can Lighting Strike Twice?

The Lehman College Lady Lightning basketball team is out to prove that its impressive performance was no fluke.