'World's Fare' Food Festival Bringing Global Cuisine To Citi FieldThe massive food festival next weekend will feature 100 food vendors.
Anthem Hopefuls Of All Ages Sing Their Hearts Out At Citi Field CompetitionInstead of their batting skills, they're warming up their vocal cords for the upcoming season.
With Yankees Advancing, NYCFC Moves Oct. 22 Finale To Citi FieldThe Yankees' postseason run has forced NYCFC to move its regular season finale.
LISTEN: Francesa Has Good Laugh Over Citi Field Being Used As Golf CourseMike Francesa was quite amused Tuesday when he learned that Citi Field, the home of the Mets, will be transformed into a nine-hole golf course for three days in November.
Yankees Drop Second Game At Citi Field Despite Strong Start From Sonny GrayTampa Bay has split the first two games of the set held at the home of the New York Mets.
Rays Owner Stu Sternberg On WFAN: Citi Field Staff Has Been 'Wonderful'Strangely enough this week, Stu Sternberg, a Brooklyn native, owns a baseball team that is playing home games in New York City.
Frazier Blast Leads Yankees Past Rays In AL Matchup At Mets' Citi FieldTodd Frazier capitalized on Trevor Plouffe's two-out error with a three-run homer in a five-run fourth inning that led the New York Yankees over the Tampa Bay Rays
Rays Make Citi Field Their Home-Away-From-Home For 3-Game Series With YankeesBecause of Hurricane Irma, Citi Field became Tampa Bay's home-away-from-home for a three-game series against the Yankees that began Monday.
Mets Install Additional Protective Netting At Citi FieldThe netting goes down the first and third base lines, and all the way to the middle of the outfield.
A Look At Some Of The Longest Home Runs Ever Hit In NYC BallparksOn Sunday, Aaron Judge blasted a 496-foot home run at Yankee Stadium that nearly hit the retired numbers in left-center field.
Court Delivers Legal Blow To Willets Point Development PlanThe court ruled that New York City has no authority to give away 47 acres of Flushing Meadows-Corona Park for a mega shopping mall.
