Justin Herbert nearly gets blindsided in bizarre Chargers practice scare

As much as they love the access, Los Angeles Chargers fans might not want cameras at practice anymore after seeing what nearly happened to Justin Herbert on Monday. ESPN’s Kris Rhim posted a video that showed the Chargers’ star quarterback preparing to start a drill. As soon as he mimicked a snap from under center and began dropping back, a cameraman wearing a bucket ran right past him, seemingly inches away. Luckily, several people saw that Herbert and the cameraman were on a collision course and said “Heads up!” soon enough to where Herbert stopped the drill as the cameraman…

Jonah Tong persists as Mets’ 16-hit attack topples Marlins in win

MIAMI — One rough inning wasn’t going to sabotage Jonah Tong’s major league return. Back to the laboratory after allowing four runs in the second inning on Monday, the rookie right-hander utilized a steady array of changeups and cutters for his final three frames, largely avoiding his four-seam fastball. The…

Premier rehearsal facility Open Jar Studios expands in Times Square

Open Jar Studios, a premier rehearsal facility for Broadway shows, is stretching its legs to a nearby Times Square location. The original 50,000-square-foot Open Jar at 1601 Broadway will soon be joined by a 40,000-square-foot complex in the Paramount Building at 1501 Broadway. The third-floor facility will add 17 spaces…

Smoking is making you lonely: study

It’s not so smoking hot. Earlier this year, The Post reported — with great horror — that Hollywood has made smoking “cool” again, despite all the very real health risks. But being a “cool” social smoker outside a bar with a cigarette between your fingers, it seems, is not the…

Mike Evans drops ‘significant’ injury update as 49ers stars miss practice

The 49ers opened preparations for their season opener with an uneven injury picture Monday in Melbourne. Mike Evans was back on the field after missing much of training camp, while Nick Bosa and Christian McCaffrey remained away from drills during the portion of practice open to reporters. George Kittle, meanwhile,…

Insomniac? A trick used for babies could help you sleep: study

Rock-a-bye, baby — or insomniac adult. Those who struggle to fall or stay asleep have most likely tried every trick in the book to catch some Z’s, from cutting back on caffeine to popping melatonin. Recent research, though, suggests one modification could offer a better night’s rest, and it’s something…

ESPN analyst predicts Raiders Brock Bowers will make NFL history in 2026

Brock Bowers has already established himself as one of the NFL’s best tight ends. ESPN analyst Seth Walder believes the Raiders star could take a much bigger step in 2026: Becoming the league’s best offensive player. Walder predicted Bowers will win Offensive Player of the Year, a particularly aggressive call…

Anastasia Potapova responds to’bye bye’ accusation at US Open

Anastasia Potapova has addressed her viral US Open moment. Upon defeating Amanada Anisimova in the third round 6-2, 7-5, the Russian Austrian went viral for what some perceived as a sarcastic wave to Anisimova before she left Louis Armstrong Stadium on Saturday. Many fans took it as a disrepectful gesture…

In-N-Out plans new SoCal location with ‘Double-Double’ drive-thru lanes

In-N-Out Burger is plotting another expansion in Southern California, but don’t line up just yet. The beloved fast-food giant submitted plans to construct a brand new restaurant on the southwest corner of Riverside Drive and Archibald Avenue in Ontario, according to city records. Filed in April, the proposal would involve…

Former Dodgers infielder Santiago Espinal signs with NL West rival

The Los Angeles Dodgers boast several veterans on the roster, but Santiago Espinal became an unexpected addition after cracking the Opening Day roster. The infielder played a key depth role for the Dodgers early in the 2026 season with a number of position players sidelined. Espinal was designated for assignment…

Exclusive | University of Southern California and Loyola Marymount University hit with civil rights probe over ‘Hispanic-only’ student program

The prestigious University of Southern California and Loyola Marymount University are both the subject of a civil rights investigation over a college-access program that’s only available to Hispanic students, the California Post can reveal. A letter from the Office of Civil Rights to William Jacobson, president of the anti-racism Equal…

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