The Yankees' trade for Alex Verdugo does not preclude them from still landing their main target, Juan Soto. In fact, they were re-engaged with the Padres to try to obtain the star outfielder.
Rangers center Vincent Trocheck faces off with Post column Steve Serby for some Q&A.
How often should we be shocked, or even mildly surprised, by the reasonably anticipated stuff that happens in sports?
Islanders star Mat Barzal is on pace to average a point per game for the first time since his Calder Trophy-winning entrance onto the NHL scene.
Imperceptibly, then gradually, the Rangers attention to detail was slipping, and it cost them in their ugly 6-2 blowout loss to the Senators.
Before the Islanders went on the road last week, coach Lane Lambert made clear that he needed to see more out of Samuel Bolduc.
Even now, while looking rejuvenated and revived, Alexis Lafreniere is remaining even-keeled and continuing to tune out the outside noise.
Hal was indeed a driving force behind this trade, in which the Yankees gave up four talented young pitchers plus catcher Kyle Higashioka, The Post's Jon Heyman writes.
What it was was a thrashing, a threshing, a throttling. What it was was a beating, a battering, a bludgeoning. What it was was a humbling, a hammering, a humiliating 146-122 dismantling, the Bucks taking the Knicks both to school and to the woodshed. It was that bad. It was that brutal.