Sports

Last year around this time, everything started to get canceled. The majority of those were live sports. If you paid for a specific channel or a live sporting event, you have some money coming to you. A deal has been reached with seven cable providers to give New Yorkers the refund they deserve for sporting events they paid for but never received during COVID.

On Monday, Governor Cuomo announced that New York City's indoor dining establishments could reopen starting February 12, at 25% capacity. Today the Governor announced that sports arenas and stadiums with a capacity of 10,000 or more can reopen as early as February 23rd.

Are you the loudest and most obnoxious fan at your kids' games? Do you yell and scream to cheer on your kid? We want to hear from you as we embark on "Chooch Week" with Brian and Chrissy.

UAlbany's fall sports season is the latest to get affected by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

As we await the plans of individual school districts to reopen, the start of fall high school sports has been delayed.

We were so excited when the governor announced that Little League baseball could start back up on July 6th. But I don't think anyone was totally prepared for what it was going to look and feel like because of the coronavirus pandemic.

It was announced today that Minor League Baseball will not be played this summer.

We are in day thirty-something of the lockdown and we are all missing sports. My son, Ryan, is a very active athlete and I am really missing him on the field. I also enjoy cheering him on. I have had to find other ways. This time we go fishing.

This week's installment of "Big League Chooch" is from Ryan's flag football game. A funny thing happened when we played it back this week. Jess admitted that she takes a certain headache medication to cope with "The Chooch".

In the wake of the tragedy of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gigi, I couldn't help but think of how my dad was the ultimate girl dad.

It's now basketball season and my son Ryan is learning a new sport. He is on a CYO team and I go to all of his games. I am his biggest and loudest fan. So I get mic-ed up and record my obnoxious cheering. We call it "Big League Chooch".

I am a super fan and the loudest at my son, Ryan's, games. We are now into flag football season and Ryan loves to play almost as much as I love to cheer him on. Some may think my boisterous cheering is on the borderline obnoxious. During Ryan's football games, I am mic-ed up and known as, "Big League Chooch".