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Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns is averaging 23 points and 13 boards per game. Offensively he has been really good.

This NBA season has great potential for the New York Knicks. But, remember: patience, patience, patience. Well, that is the secret. 

Do you want to know the concerns? The Knicks have severely regressed defensively. Opponents are shooting nearly 72% at the rim. The Knicks are allowing opponents to shoot over 48% from the floor, which ranks the Knicks 26th in the league. They are averaging under 4 blocks per game.

Team defense, rebounding and rim protection are glaring needs to go along with the fact that their bench is woefully thin.

The other issue is head coach Tom Thibodeau. He has done a great job coaching this team since getting the job. He asks a lot of his players, no question. Towns, Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart, Bridges and OG Anunoby will be given time. They are more balanced on offense. They will gel and improve as the season goes along.

The question though, does this team’s strengths match that of the head coach? 

The Arizona Cardinals defeated the New York Jets, 31-6 in Week 10 of NFL action. 

The momentum the Jets captured in the second half of their 21-13 victory over the Texans in Week 9 never carried over for interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich’s group in Arizona. 

The NFC West-leading Cardinals stayed red hot with their fourth consecutive win and moved to 6-4.The Jets defense was nonexistent all day long, missing tackles all game long. The Jets fell to 3-7.

Cardinals’ QB Kyler Murray played a near perfect game and set a franchise record with 17 straight completions against a defense that looked like it didn’t even make the trip out to the desert.

Aaron Rodgers and the Jets moved the ball, but they couldn’t finish and were held to two field goals despite having four possessions inside the Arizona 28. Rodgers, finished 22 of 35 for 151 yards, and the offense were kept out of the end zone.

The Carolina Panthers recovered a fumble on the first play of overtime, then kicked a field to beat the New York Giants 20-17 Sunday in Munich, Germany.

The game was a sluggish matchup between two 2-7 teams who struggled to move the ball downfield.

The Panthers quarterback Bryce Young threw to tight end Ja’Tavion Sanders for a touchdown. Carolina added a field goal. The Giants got into the red zone late in the second half, but Daniel Jones threw a costly pick.

The Giants opened the final frame with Jones running 2 yards into the end zone. New York recovered a Carolina fumble to get the ball back with eight minutes remaining in the game, however, Jones threw another interception.

With 10 seconds left, Gano made a field goal to tie things up at 17 and send the game to overtime.

Carolina forced a fumble and recovered the ball on the Giants’ first play of the extra session. All Carolina needed was a field goal, and the Panthers got it, with Eddy Pineiro nailing a 36-yard kick and ending the game. The Panthers won, 20-17 and move to 3-7 on the season.

Panda Express has introduced a new dish to its menu: Hot Orange Chicken. This offering is a spicy twist on the brand’s signature Original Orange Chicken.

The Hot Orange Chicken retains the flavors fans know and expect but turns up the heat with six scoops of crushed chilis and a ladle full of dried chilis, the same ones featured in Panda’s Kung Pao Chicken. This fiery addition is set to tantalize taste buds across the country.

Original Orange Chicken by Panda Express is a signature dish and one of the chain’s most popular menu items. It features crispy, bite-sized pieces of fried chicken coated in a sweet, tangy, and slightly spicy orange-flavored sauce. The dish is known for its balance of flavors, combining savory and citrus notes with a hint of heat.

Introduced in 1987, the Original Orange Chicken has become a defining item for Panda Express, often credited with helping to popularize the chain. The dish is typically served with steamed rice or chow mein and is a staple choice for many customers seeking a flavorful and satisfying meal. Its consistent quality and unique taste have made it a favorite among American Chinese cuisine enthusiasts.

Gerrit Cole will remain with the New York Yankees rather than become a free agent. The Yankees and the pitching star have agreed to stay together.

Cole had opted out of his original nine-year, $324 million contract signed before the 2020 season, but the Yankees could have voided that opt-out by adding an additional year at $36 million.

Instead of that happening, though, Cole is returning to the Yankees on the four years and $144 million that was left on his original deal, per multiple reports.

The GM indicated they were glad to have the ace back, and there were no active extension discussions as of right now. It is expected that there could be extension talks as the offseason moves forward. In essence, this move erases the fact that Cole ever opted out in the first place.

Had the Yankees added the extra year, Cole’s new deal would have been for five years and $180 million, taking him through the 2029 season.

Keeping Cole gives the Yankees certainty atop their rotation, with Cole, Carlos Rodon, Clarke Schmidt, and Luis Gil expected to headline it in 2025.

The New York Giants entered their Week 9 matchup against the Washington Commanders in hopes of snapping their three-game losing streak. Instead, they fell behind by 14 by the half and although the Giants fought back a few times to make it a one-possession game, the Commanders had control of the game throughout, winning 27-22.

The defense struggled to slow down the Washington offense, forcing just two punts on the day, and continued to have trouble stopping the run.

Daniel Jones had a good day passing for two touchdowns and adding an impressive rushing touchdown as well. However, he did have a turnover that led to a Washington touchdown in the first half.

The loss drops the Giants to 2-7 on the season with eight games remaining.

Jayden Daniels didn’t need to throw a Hail Mary on the final play — or do anything spectacular, really, to lead his Washington Commanders past the bumbling New York Giants.

The sensational rookie made plays with his arm and legs and got a solid supporting effort from his defense as the Commanders again showed the rest of the NFL they’re for real. Washington moved to 7-2 for the first time since 1996.

NEW YORK — The New York Yankees made it to the World Series but fell short, losing to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Yankees fans had high hopes but many are now feeling emotional distress.

To the rescue are the beautiful dancers at Rick’s Cabaret New York, the upscale gentlemen’s club known for its warm hospitality and providing the best in VIP treatment. They have a message for the Yankees and their fans.

Rick’s girl Deanna said, “We know you might be depressed and the girls and I want to do our part to cheer you up. Come visit us and we will give you some lap dance therapy—it really works!” 

“The fans are hurting right now, but we know how to make you feel better,” promised Rick’s girl Athena. “At Rick’s Cabaret there are lots of hot babes taking off their clothes just for you—that’s sure to make you happy. Let’s pop some bottles, make it rain, and party and play. 

Rick’s Cabaret New York is conveniently located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan at 50 West 33 Street between Fifth Avenue and Broadway. The three-story club features private suites, luxury skyboxes, and a Roof Top Cigar Lounge. The Rick’s Steakhouse serves daily lunch specials, dinner, and has the city’s best late-night menu. 

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For the second time in five seasons and the first time in a full season since 1988, the Los Angeles Dodgers are World Series champions. It took a supremely ugly Game 5 to get them there. They will take it with a swig of Champagne.

Entering Wednesday with a 3-1 series lead but perhaps more than a few nerves after a rough loss to the New York Yankees in Game 4, the Dodgers fell behind 5-0 before a chaotic comeback put the Commissioner’s Trophy in their hands with a 7-6 victory.

It is a win few observers saw coming when the postseason began, even for one of the most talented lineups in baseball. With a rotation ravaged by injuries, the Dodgers overwhelmed opponents on offense and got just enough quality pitching to make it work.

Freddie Freeman, who homered in a record four straight games to open the Fall Classic, was named a deserving World Series MVP after the game.

The New York Giants and primetime football simply don’t mix and that trend stayed true on Monday night as Big Blue fell to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 26-18, in a game they arguably could have won.

Penalties and poor officiating will be a topic of conversation throughout the week but may be overshadowed by what appears to be growing frustration between head coach Brian Daboll and quarterback Daniel Jones. 

With the loss, the Giants fall to 2-6 and their season is all but over. Again.

The Pittsburgh Steelers made it three wins in a row with Calvin Austin scoring two touchdowns. The 25-year-old wide receiver scored the Steelers’ first punt return touchdown in nearly five years during the third quarter.

The victory was tied up in the fourth quarter when quarterback Russell Wilson found Austin with his signature ‘moon ball’ throw.

Rookie running back Tyrone Tracy Jr got the Giants back in it with a 45-yard touchdown, but Steelers cornerback Beanie Bishop Jr sealed the win by intercepting on the Giants’ final drive.

The New England Patriots proved to be tough enough to beat Aaron Rodgers and the stumbling New York Jets.

Rhamondre Stevenson plunged into the end zone with 22 seconds left and the New England Patriots recovered after first-round draft pick Drake Maye left with a concussion early to beat Aaron Rodgers and the much-hyped New York Jets 25-22 on Sunday.

Starter-turned-backup Jacoby Brissett replaced the quarterback who replaced him and led the Patriots (2-6) on two fourth-quarter scoring drives to snap a six-game losing streak and send the Jets (2-6) to their fifth loss in a row.

Brissett, who started the Patriots’ first five games, completed 15 of 24 passes for 132 yards; Maye was 3 of 6 for 23 yards and also ran for 46 yards on three carries – including an 18-yard scramble that ended with an unpenalized helmet-to-helmet hit from Jets linebacker Jamien Sherwood.

Rodgers completed 17 of 28 passes for 233 yards and two touchdowns, hitting Garrett Wilson five times for 113 yards. Breece Hall ran for 80 yards on 16 carries, and Braelon Allen scored on a 2-yard run to give the Jets the lead with three minutes remaining.