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Giants will look to break another long drought vs. Eagles in Week 18

4 teams competing with Yankees for Pirates’ Bryan Reynolds

Matt Musico •

We know the Yankees are in search of another outfielder for the 2023 season. One of their main targets is Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds. New York and Pittsburgh don’t appear to be natural trade partners, though. With that in mind, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman has built out the organization’s left-field depth chart over the … Continued

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Gary Garry •

Today is a busy day for sports betting with NBA, NHL, and college basketball action, and the Barstool Sportsbook promo code ELITE1000 will add a layer of excitement with a $1,000 insured bet. What is the Barstool Sportsbook promo code this January ELITE1000 for all states, ELITEOH100 in Ohio (scores additional $100 bonus) What is … Continued

Carlos Correa giving Mets fans hope via his Instagram story

Matt Musico •

We’re approaching two weeks since news of the Mets having an issue with Carlos Correa and his physical/medicals hit the internet. With each passing day, it’s been easy for Mets fans to get nervous about the deal potentially falling through. That’s especially the case because of the weird reporting going on. You know what I’m … Continued

Big 2026 news: Munetaka Murakami said ‘Yankees’ on Japanese TV

James Kratch •

https://twitter.com/runrun22abc/status/1609828642754039813 In the interest of full transparency, I must concede I do not speak Japanese. Just wanted to get that out there. However, I can confirm the guy on the far right is two-time Central League MVP Munetaka Murakami, the Yakult Swallows’ slugging third baseman and the youngest Triple Crown winner in NPB history. And … Continued

Yankees appear to have their left-field backup plan in place

Matt Musico •

The Yankees have been among baseball’s biggest spenders so far this offseason. Dropping a record amount of money on Aaron Judge will do that. Adding Carlos Rodon to the tune of $162 million doesn’t hurt, either. We’ve seen reports that the Bronx Bombers aren’t done spending before Opening Day. One would imagine they’d like to … Continued

Why do Mets detractors hate capitalism so much?

Matt Musico •

Folks, I tried. I tried really hard to not read the Forbes article discussing how the “silly-spending” Mets will once again surrender the National League East to the Atlanta Braves. After dodging the article and corresponding tweets for more than a day, I read it Tuesday morning. Just as I thought, I wish I hadn’t … Continued

Will Giants be forced to use franchise tag on Daniel Jones?

James Kratch •

The Giants want Daniel Jones back in 2023. And it’s hard to argue the quarterback has not earned the right to stay. His stirring performance in Sunday’s playoff-clinching win over the Colts erased any lingering doubt. But this is still a business. And the fundamentals of Jones’ impending free agency have likely changed. He is the … Continued

3 more free-agent hitters the Mets could still pursue

Matt Musico •

As the calendar flipped from 2022 to 2023, the focus for many Mets fans remains on one man: Carlos Correa. Reports of New York having an issue with his physical/medicals popped up on December 24th, and we’ve been waiting for a resolution ever since. Even though it’s taking a while, it’s still OK to be … Continued

Jets eliminated from playoff contention with 5th straight loss

James Kratch •

Goodnight da lights. The Jets’ collapse is complete. They were eliminated from postseason contention with Sunday’s 23-6 loss to the Seahawks in Seattle — their fifth straight defeat and sixth in the last seven. A team that seemed destined to end the NFL’s longest playoff drought two months ago will instead play a meaningless Week … Continued

22 memorable Mets moments from the 2022 season

Matt Musico •

New Year’s Eve is upon us. The ball will be dropping in a few short hours, officially putting 2022 in the books. It creates a fresh start for everyone, including all 30 MLB clubs. Before continuing to look ahead to more Mets baseball, it’s a worthwhile exercise to look back on memorable moments from the … Continued

RIP Don West, the greatest TV pitchman ever

James Kratch •

Don West has succumbed to cancer. The television pitchman and professional wrestling broadcaster was 59. https://twitter.com/RealMikeTenay/status/1608890721138012166 With all due respect to Billy Mays, Ron Popeil, Anthony Sullivan and the ShamWow guy, West is the greatest TV salesman ever. No one — and I mean no one — has ever moved baseball cards, Beanie Babies, Star … Continued

Projecting Yankees’ 2023 bullpen: Who is the closer?

Josh Benjamin •

Look back at the Yankees’ 2022 season, and it’s easy to miss just how deep their bullpen issues actually were. This isn’t to say that New York’s relief corps was bad. In fact, by the numbers, it was elite. The Yankees’ bullpen ranked third in MLB with a 2.97 ERA, trailing only the Astros and … Continued

MSG facial-recognition tactics even creepier than initially thought

James Kratch •

The world knows Madison Square Garden has banned “adversarial” attorneys from its events and venues, including Knicks and Rangers games. And the company uses facial-recognition technology to enforce its highly-criticized policy. The recent Mom-booted-from-the-Rockettes debacle served as a reminder of that. But MSG apparently goes much farther than locking out those who work for law … Continued

Giants’ defense could get Week 17 boost vs. Colts

Matt Musico •

The Giants are in a position virtually nobody expected in August. If they beat the Indianapolis Colts at home in Week 17, New York clinches its first playoff berth since 2016. What a situation to be in, right? While the offense will mostly have the same cast of characters going to battle on Sunday, the … Continued