The Yankees got some really good news AND some really bad news from the mound on Tuesday night. Photo: flipboard.com
The Giants did the right thing in promoting Daniel Jones and replacing Eli Manning as the starting QB. It’s time. And everyone knew it two seasons ago. Featured Photo: abc7ny.com
The New York Football Giants and Gang Green are a combined 0-4. The G-men just pulled the plug on Eli Manning and will now hitch their wagon to Daniel Jones, whereas Sam Darnold has Mono and no one knows when he will be back. There’s a lot to talk about, and we do. Photo: ftw.usatoday.com
On this week’s Podcast, among many other things, you’ll learn how a decision to stop playing football at Mountain Lakes High School was the impetus for Adam Zucker’s path to CBS Sports and CBS Sports Network. Photo: articlebio.com
Rutgers has a much-needed week off after absorbing a shutout loss vs. Iowa. Matt Loughlin and Steve Tichenor discuss what’s next for the Scarlet Knights and embattled head coach Chris Ash. Must RU beat Boston College for Ash to keep his job? Featured Photo: app.com
After going yard in the Mets 3-1 victory over Arizona Diamondbacks Monday night, Pete Alonso has 47 home runs. That means the polar bear is now just five long balls short of Aaron Judge’s MLB record of home runs in a season by a rookie (52) set in 2017. Feature Photo: flipboard.com
Matt and Steve look at the season opener for the Jets and Giants. Who’s new, where are the strengths and weaknesses and what are their chances.
Did you know that as a team, the New York Football Giants recorded just 30 sacks in 2018? That anemic number ranked second to last in the NFL. One could say that Big Blue’s bigger problem is not settling on their own QB, but finding their opponents. Photo: New York Post
Rutgers shakes off a rough start and handles UMass for a season-opening victory at SHI Stadium. Week 2 is a much tougher test on the road at Iowa. Eric LeGrand joins us to discuss the win at home and the tough challenge awaiting in Iowa. photo: The Bershire Eagle
According to Fangraphs, the Mets, who lead the Nationals 10-4 entering the bottom of the ninth inning Tuesday night, had a 99.7% chance of winning the game. They lost! Photo: northjersey.com
Time is running out for both. Featured Image: youtube.com
The RU Review sponsored by Zebra pen is back! Matt and Steve discuss the Opener vs Umass with RU Radio Color Analyst Eric LeGrand.
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