Mark Cannizzaro

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Mark Cannizzaro is a senior sports writer at the New York Post. Mark has been with the New York Post since 1993, having first served as the Jets beat writer from 1993 to 2010 before moving over to write columns on the Jets, Giants, NFL, NCAA basketball, soccer and numerous other sports. He has been The Post’s golf writer and columnist since 1993 and has covered more than 100 major championships. Mark graduated in 1983 from Ithaca College, where he played on the soccer and tennis teams. When he’s not working, chances are he can be found on a golf course or at a good restaurant with his wife, Carolyn.Joined at Jul 12, 2026

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Mark Cannizzaro

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Inside the money and ‘Miracle’ influence behind Mauricio Pochettino’s USMNT transformation

USMNT’s Sergino Dest aiming to make club teammate Esmir Bajraktarevic ‘regret’ his World Cup decision

Tim Ream is the USMNT’s elder statesmen and so much more to young World Cup roster

USMNT faces cruel reality of World Cup expectations in the knockout stage

USMNT can finally ‘spread the wealth’ with unrecognizable World Cup attack

USMNT’s final World Cup group stage match was a deserved celebration — even with a loss

Christian Pulisic playing in USMNT’s next World Cup game is imperative — but should come with a caveat

Mauricio Pochettino’s next USMNT task is filled with World Cup complexities

There’s a clear winner to Brian Rolapp’s PGA Tour overhaul

Joaquin Niemann turns in sensational final US Open round to complete turnaround, earn key perk

Rory McIlroy’s forgettable US Open performance comes to quiet end: ‘Won the battle over me’

Wyndham Clark surprised by father after tumultuous US Open win that wasn’t one-man job: ‘What a warrior’

USGA impressing with playable Shinnecock US Open course

Don’t count out a Scottie Scheffler US Open comeback for career grand slam

Wyndham Clark is on a path for US Open redemption — but there’s work to be done

Joaquin Niemann’s miraculously recovers from ‘serious misconduct’ penalty after club-throwing US Open meltdown

Brooks Koepka misses US Open cut as his bid for Shinnecock repeat turns into a dud

Shinnecock bares its teeth as US Open opens with fog, whipping winds

Rory McIlroy fights through ‘tough’ US Open conditions to finish first round at 1-under

Westchester’s James Nicholas chasing home-state U.S. Open moment