Clubhouse

Back to the New York Yankees Newsfeed When Juan Soto left the New York Yankees for the New York Mets in exchange for more money, the heftiest drama he and his team could conjure up was some silly nonsense about a security guard who didn't treat his family right/the stingy Yankees denying him a personal suite at the stadium. By all accounts, things went very well during Soto's season in the Bronx — within the clubhouse walls and on the field. When push came to shove, though, Steve Cohen and the Mets outbid Hal Steinbrenner and the Yankees. Mets fans spent all of 2024 bragging about how Steve Cohen's moneybags were coming for Soto, only to pivot on a dime after he signed and claim he chose the Mets because of .  » Read More

Wendell Cruz-Imagn ImagesWendell Cruz-Imagn Images A clubhouse rarely unravels all at once. More often, it frays in small ways that go unnoticed until the results on the field start to wobble. That’s what made Mike Puma’s recent report feel like a missing puzzle piece. The New York Mets didn’t just underperform in 2025. They lived through a summer where chemistry started to crack, and the consequences showed up in the standings long before anyone went public with the story.A Boiling Point That Matched the StandingsThe timeline is hard to ignore. According to Puma, tensions inside the Mets clubhouse bubbled over in late June, right around the moment the team’s season went sideways. What looked like a temporary slide turned into something closer to a full personality leak. The Mets finished 83-79, a record that reads like a shrug after months of inconsistent play. Advertisement That context matters because losing exposes everything. But in this case, the issues weren’t just about frustration from a rough week.  » Read More

A football club’s application to change clubhouse opening hours and reclassify its environmental rating is due to before councillors next week. Saltdean United has applied to have the Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method (BREEAM) rating for its new clubhouse and 3G artificial pitch amended to “good” rather than “excellent”. It also want the clubhouse opening hours extended by half an hour from Monday to Thursday, in line with its Friday and Saturday opening hours. Currently, the hours are restricted to 10.30pm during the week, with a later 11pm closing time on Fridays and Saturdays. The application is due to go before Brighton and Hove City Council’s Planning Committee next Wednesday (3 December). The application, submitted by the club’s agent, ECE Planning Limited, said: “The hours currently permitted under this condition are considered unduly restrictive and inconsistent with both the long-standing operation of Saltdean United Football Club and the requirements of a functioning community sports facility. “The existing clubhouse has been in operation since the 1970s and is subject only to the limitations of its club premises certificate,  » Read More

Francisco Lindor and Jeff McNeil. Image via: Lynne Sladky/ AP Francisco Lindor’s name is back in the middle of clubhouse drama, and this time the tension carries more weight than the bizarre “rat or raccoon” argument that once defined his relationship with Jeff McNeil. As the New York Mets dissect a disastrous 2025 campaign, a new report detailing a heated exchange between Lindor and McNeil has pulled old frustrations back into the spotlight. It also adds fresh urgency to the Mets’ looming decision on McNeil’s future as he enters the final guaranteed year of his contract.The confrontation reportedly erupted after a defensive lapse on June 20 during a brutal stretch in which the Mets dropped their seventh straight game. While the exchange never became physical, sources described it as a tense standoff. Francisco Lindor–Jeff McNeil confrontation reignites concerns inside Mets clubhouse Francisco Lindor of New York Mets (Image via Getty) According to the New York Post, “Francisco Lindor and Jeff McNeil had a heated confrontation last season,  » Read More

GUINNESS Malaysia, the Premier League’s official beer, has opened its doors to Guinness Clubhouse, a first-of-its-kind football-themed stay in Kuala Lumpur. Available now until the end of February 2026, eligible guests can book a complimentary overnight experience built around the Premier League’s biggest match nights. The Guinness Clubhouse Set spans three immersive storeys, bringing together the worlds of football and Guinness under one roof. For everyone from hardcore fans and team cheerers to friends simply looking for a good night in, the space is deigned to feel like a match night worth staying in for, with football-themed activities and bold Guinness touches. Guests who book a night at Guinness Clubhouse can look forward to catching live Premier League matches on a giant projector with surround sound, recreating the atmosphere of a football stadium right in the living room. The fully stocked kitchen and pantry feature Guinness-infused snacks and match-night essentials. Friends can also settle old scores upstairs in the Play Zone, with foosball, table football and a pool table,  » Read More

Masters and U.S. Open champion Fuzzy Zoeller has died at the age of 74. Zoeller was one of golf's most gregarious characters and great champions. But his career... Fuzzy Zoeller, a two-time major champion and one of golf's most gregarious characters whose career was tainted by a racially insensitive joke about Tiger Woods, has died, according to a longtime colleague. He was 74. A cause of death was not immediately available. Brian Naugle, the tournament director of the Insperity Invitational in Houston, said Zoeller's daughter called him Thursday with the news. Zoeller was the last player to win the Masters on his first attempt, a three-man playoff in 1979. He famously waved a white towel at Winged Foot in 1984 when he thought Greg Norman had beat him, only to defeat Norman in an 18-hole playoff the next day. But it was the 1997 Masters that changed his popularity. Woods was on his way to a watershed moment in golf with the most dominant victory in Augusta National history.  » Read More

The clubhouse and Laman Embun represent the first components of a broader expansion plan, with the Seri Embun residential phase scheduled for launch in 2026. SHAH ALAM (Nov 27): Eastern & Oriental Bhd (E&O) has expanded its presence in the Klang Valley with the launch of its first clubhouse and a new commercial precinct within the City of Elmina in Shah Alam, Selangor.  Complementing the clubhouse is Laman Embun, E&O’s first commercial offering in Elmina. The 15.1-acre freehold development comprises 110 units of two- and three-storey shop-offices ranging from 3,256 to 10,883 sq ft, with prices starting from RM2.46 million.  Positioned less than 500m from the future Seri Embun township and 600m from Elmina Lakeside Mall, the precinct offers connectivity via the Guthrie Corridor Expressway (GCE) and proximity to schools including SJK (C) Regent Elmina, and Chong Hwa Independent High School. The development aims to achieve GreenRE Silver certification. Located within the Seri Embun precinct, the E&O Elmina Clubhouse has been designed as the township’s central lifestyle hub,  » Read More

Thursday, November 2742°F / Lewiston Lund moved to Lewiston at age 14 to play baseball. Forty years later, he is thriving as a Major League Baseball coach Robin Lund celebrates the Tigers’ 2024 playoff berth in the clubhouse on Sept. 27, 2024, in Detroit.Courtesy photo Robin and Susie Lund pose for a photo after the Tigers clinched a spot in the 2024 MLB playoffs on Sept. 27, 2024, in Detroit.Courtesy photo Robin Lund's 2025 Detroit Tigers team photo.AP Robin and Susie Lund attend a Lewiston High School dance in this undated photo in Lewiston.Courtesy photo Robin Lund and his family, from left, sons Brett and Sam, Sam’s girlfriend Cileigh, wife Susie Lund, daughter Abbie and her husband Keaten, pose for a photo on Christmas, 2024, at the Lund family home in Iowa City.Courtesy photo At 14 years old, Robin Lund moved from Peace River, Alberta, Canada, to Lewiston, Idaho, U.S.A., because he wanted to play baseball. Lund parlayed his baseball skills into a fascination with kinesiology — a journey that took him from Lewiston to the big leagues as the Detroit Tigers’ assistant pitching coach,  » Read More

ST. PETE BEACH, Fla. — St. Pete Beach city leaders will soon consider moving a historic home 15 blocks to replace the Pass-a-Grille shuffleboard clubhouse, which has been slated for demolition after the building was severely damaged by last year’s hurricanes. What You Need To Know The 90-year-old shuffleboard clubhouse will soon be demolished after being severely damaged by last year's hurricanes  The owners of the 100-year-old Deacon cottage in Pass-a-Grille have offered to donate it to the city  It's estimated to cost about $160,000 to move the historic home 15 blocks south to the shuffleboard courts property  City commissioners will consider approving the move at their Dec. 9 meeting  “The city saves money by not having to build a new structure,” said Bill Lowery, Historical Preservation Board Chairman. “They get a house in place that’s in great shape.” Lowery said he came up with the idea when city commissioners approved the demolition of the 90-year-old shuffleboard clubhouse earlier this month. Commissioners made that decision after finding out the cost to rebuild the historic clubhouse would be $192,000.  » Read More

Harrison Bader brought energy, defense, and grit to the Phillies’ clubhouse but as his market opens, several teams are positioned to make a serious run at him. Harrison Bader brought a jolt of much-needed energy to the Phillies’ clubhouse the moment he arrived from Minnesota. His defense, intensity, and edge quickly made him a favorite inside the room. in the stands and a seamless fit on the field. And while the Phillies would love to keep him in red pinstripes, they’re also allowing Bader’s representatives gauge the market. That openness creates an opening and here are three teams that could realistically steal Bader away from Philly. New York Mets A reunion in Queens could easily be in play for Bader. The Mets just shipped Brandon Nimmo to the Texas Rangers in the Marcus Semien deal, creating an immediate vacancy in the outfield. And much like his brief but memorable stint in Philadelphia, Bader was widely respected and well-liked inside the Mets clubhouse. New York values his defense, energy, and presence, making them a natural threat to bring him back if the price is right.  » Read More