The Giants played, which means the Giants lost
The Giants might not have the right head coach to lead them in the future, but they have the right head coach for this season. They have the right head coach to lose and keep losing.
The season has become a one-month season at best for the Giants for all but one of the last seven years. Combine the Giants’ losing with a 5-10 picks week like last week and I wonder why I even watch this sport.
The Rangers' future continues to sit on the bench in the NHL or waste valuable time in the AHL
I don’t know what to make of this Rangers team, and unfortunately, neither does the front office or coaching staff. The Rangers’ roster is being managed and their games are being coached with no real plan.
The Giants lost again because that's all they ever do
Another game and another loss for the Giants. Losses have become expected for this team and expectations are being met every week.
The former Ranger and 14-year NHL veteran joins the podcast
NHL veteran Tom Poti talks about his career and Adam Herman of Blueshirt Banter talks Rangers’ rough start.
It's turning out to be another long, losing season for the Giants
Unfortunately, it’s going to be a long, uneventful, meaningless final two-plus months of the season once again.
The Bronx Pinstripes blogger joins the podcast
Scott Reinen of Bronx Pinstripes joined me to talk about the end of the Yankees’ season and latest ALCS loss.
The Giants need to remove their head coach before he ruins their young core
The Giants aren’t ready to contend yet, but with Pat Shurmur as head coach, they never will be. If ownership doesn’t remove him, he will ruin the team’s young core.
The left-hander's career came to an end in the most fitting way
I will remember the good times from CC Sabathia’s Yankees career and him representing a time when ownership would do whatever to build the best possible roster, when only winning the World Series mattered.
The first real season of the Yankees' championship window of opportunity was wasted
Two 100-win seasons in a row, both ended with elimination after the offense performed its annual October disappearing act. The Yankees can’t bring back the same team next year and expect a different result.