Giants have been providing nothing but misery
NY Post
ATLANTA — It has been 77 days since the Giants last won.
In a brutal sport with extreme physical risk, the need to find ways to keep pushing forward and force a smile every now and then amid the losing is essential for mental and emotional well-being.
No one on the outside cares much about the feelings of those inside the building.
Rest assured, it is a struggle going through a nine-game losing streak.
The Giants won at Seattle in Week 5, and since then it has been months of losing.
Nine consecutive walks off the field with nothing to show for all the sweat. Nine straight locker-room post mortems. Nine weeks of media sessions peppered with questions about failure and disappointment.
A Kirk Cousins-Falcons divorce is nigh.
DALLAS — A win the Rangers could feel good about was at the top of their wish list for the holidays.
After going head-to-head for Juan Soto, the Yankees and Mets battled for Roki Sasaki on the very same day.
Andrew Thomas’ right foot is in a boot, but neither foot is out the door.
NEW ORLEANS — There were already a few low moments for Mikal Bridges in his Knicks career.
This may be hard to believe, given that he’s become the crown prince of New York basketball in almost every way, but it wasn’t even like this for Jalen Brunson. Two-plus years into his tenure as the face of the Knicks, we tend to simply believe that modern Knicks history can be divided into two parts:
TORONTO — The Nets won the game.
DALLAS, Texas — There were smiles and honest conversations among the Rangers on Thursday afternoon at the Stars’ practice rink in Farmers Branch.
Cody Bellinger’s return to The Bronx will turn back the clock. In 2000 and 2001, he was one of those kids running around the field after World Series games, when his father’s Yankees were beating the Mets and losing to the Diamondbacks.
MINNEAPOLIS — It was a winter wonderland lovefest for Karl-Anthony Towns.
There was a movie back in 1963 called “It’s A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.”