Howard Hughes Corporation could soon begin construction on a new waterfront restaurant and bar in the South Street Seaport District pending approval by the Landmarks Preservation Commission. Known as Blockhouse Bar, the property is located along the East River Esplanade at 84 John Street, immediately beneath FDR Drive.

Photo by Rob Tringali/Sportschrome/Getty Images Good morning, GGN! It’s been rather quiet on the Jamal Adams front after his recent scorched earth campaign. Le’Veon Bell says Adams wants to stay with the Jets, but we haven’t heard that from Adams. We haven’t heard much of anything from Adams lately, other than a few tweets not directly related to his own situation with the Jets. Meanwhile, word has leaked that both the 49ers and the Seahawks, two division rivals, both with Super Bowl aspirations, have both engaged in discussions with the Jets regarding Adams. Two out of conference bitter rivals, bidding against each other to try to put the finishing touches on Super Bowl worthy rosters, would appear to create a close to ideal environment for the Jets to extract maximum value for Adams. Who knows how things will turn out, but if the recent relatively quiet period from Adams ends up being related to an eventual trade to the 49ers or Seahawks, it would not shock me. Here are your links to the Jets this glorious Sunday in July: Andrew Zucker - New York Jets 2020 training camp preview Brian Costello - Pressure on Jets’ Sam Darnold, Adam Gase and Mekhi Becton Patrick Olde Loohuis - Jake Heaps: Seahawks may be interested in Jets safety Jamal Adams Alexander Cole - Le’Veon Bell Offers Fresh Perspective On Jamal Adams-Jets Debacle Alex Smith - Le’Veon Bell believes Jamal Adams will stay with Jets: ‘I don’t think he’ll get traded’ David Latham - Le’Veon Bell Thinks Jamal Adams Will Stay With New York Jets Justin Fried - NY Jets: Le’Veon Bell says Jamal Adams wants to remain with the team Chris Rosvoglou - Le’Veon Bell Predicts Who Jamal Adams Will Play For This Season Daniel Arambur - “Jamal Adams Wants To Be With The Jets” - Teammate Le’Veon Bell Makes Bold Revelation Jelani Scott - Bell supports Jamal Adams, believes star DB will stay with Jets Seth Everett - Are the New York Jets ready to be 2020 playoff contenders? Seth Everett - Are the New York Jets better at wide receiver this year? Matthew Marciano - New York Jets: Offseason moves that should’ve been made for 2020 Tyler Greenawalt - Where does Jets’ Adam Gase rank among NFL’s analytical play-callers? Justin Fried - NY Jets: 3 players in danger of being labeled busts Geoff Magliocchetti - Which New York Jets have played out Patrick Mahomes' contract? Alex Smith - Jets' Jamal Adams wants to see fans in attendance during NFL games in 2020 Tyler Calvaruso - Jets S Jamal Adams wrong to advocate for fans at games right now Jesse Thermer - New York Jets: Challenges of a Young Receiving Corps Full Press Coverage Mike Wilson - Darrelle Revis named Jets Player of the Decade by ESPN Jeff Moeller - Forty Years Later, Jets Have Some Type of Expectations Steve Serby - Frank Gore on Black Lives Matter: Police once held a gun to my head Paul Kasabian - Jets’ Frank Gore Says in 10th Grade Florida Police Held a Gun to His Head Here are your missed connections from yesterday. Here’s the thread about nothing, why not stop by and say hello? Enjoy the day everybody.

Permits have been filed for a five-story mixed-use building at 22-02 Astoria Boulevard in Astoria, Queens. Located at the intersection of 23rd Street and Astoria Boulevard, the corner lot is a ten-minute walk to the Astoria Boulevard subway station, serviced by the N and W trains. Herman Carolini under the Newtown 2, LLC is listed as the owner behind the applications.

Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports Here’s your open thread for Sunday Hi, friends, hope you’re all having a nice weekend. Today we’re bringing you stories that run the spectrum, something for everyone. If you like weird baseball hypotheticals, Dan Carty has constructed a bizarro lineup based on age-related comps for the Yankees. If you’re following our MLB the Show simulation, Ryan Chichester wonders why the Red Sox suddenly caught fire. Matt brings you your daily dose of history, remembering the occasion when Ron Guidry hung up his spikes. Joe takes another look at the Yankees on social media, while Peter suggests some ways to fill in for DJ LeMahieu. In the meantime, feel free to use this as your open thread. Enjoy! Fun Questions Who has impressed you the most so far in Yankees summer camp? Do you like the empty-stadium atmosphere that the Yankees have had in intrasquad games?