What on earth did New York football fans do to deserve this endless Giants and Jets dreck?
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If you’re an NFL fan who roots for one of the New York football teams and you’re not pissed off, disgusted and/or at the end of your rope of patience, you probably don’t have a pulse.
Why can’t New York football fans have nice things?
The Yankees made it to their first World Series in 15 years.
The Mets rose to prominent relevance this season, winning 89 games and advancing to the NLCS, where they gave the heavily favored Dodgers a scare before they succumbed and sicced them on the Yankees.
The Knicks finally made the Garden come alive last season, and have higher hopes for this one.
The Rangers, who didn’t even fall from relevance after Garden management sent that warning letter to season-ticket holders about a rebuild, are one of the best teams in the NHL, a Stanley Cup favorite, having made it to the conference finals in two of the past three seasons.
The STORY, as I’ve heard it, is that Kenny Atkinson realized his Nets days were numbered after a team meeting called by himself, the coach.
The Rangers sent Matt Rempe to Hartford for a couple of AHL games under the guise of believing it was the most beneficial thing for the 6-foot-8 ½ forward at that moment in time.
With their backs thrown against the wall, the Yankees are not responding with desperation. They will opt for the arm with rest rather than the arm with the reputation.
Tom Brady raised some eyebrows with his commentary while calling the Bills-Seahawks game on Fox Sports on Sunday.
Even though the Nets are just three games into the season, Dennis Schroder is already reflecting on what his time in Brooklyn has meant to him.
D.J. Reed can feel the fans’ pain. He, too, believes the Jets should be much better than 2-6.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The Jets dropped their fifth game in a row on Sunday, this one a stunning 25-22 loss to the lowly Patriots. Here are some thoughts and observations from the game:
Perhaps it was wishful thinking, or just trying to will it into existence.
Igor Shesterkin’s windmill saves have become a signature of the star Russian netminder, but on Saturday night, it was Jonathan Quick who was snatching the puck out of the air in a quick, fluid motion.
It won’t take long for everyone to reacclimate. Fifteen years may seem like an eternity when discussing Yankees appearances in the World Series, but when you have muscle memory this strong, it all comes back pretty quickly. The sights. The sounds — especially the sounds. The energy.