Ryan Chichester

1 week ago | audacy.com | Ryan Chichester

With Giants rookie minicamp getting underway, the team revealed what numbers their rookies will be wearing as they put on the New York blue for the first time. Abdul Carter, the team's top draft pick and most hyped rookie talent, will be wearing No. 51, though some cautioned that it didn't mean it will be the number he will wear for good, as several players have worn numbers in rookie minicamp, only to change it up once the actual season started.

1 week ago | audacy.com | Ryan Chichester |Joe Giglio

The Phillies have won two in a row and eight of their last 10 games after a dominant 7-0 win over the Rays on Wednesday night, and Joe Giglio is starting to buy back into the team and its outlook for the rest of the season. Now just two games back in the NL East, Giglio is starting to see a team that can compete for the division title, and perhaps more. "When things are good - and it's been good for a little while now - we give them their flowers," Joe said.

1 week ago | audacy.com | Ryan Chichester

Mitchell Robinson is not a Knicks liability because of his poor free throw shooting. In fact, the backup center has proven to be one of the team's biggest assets through two games of this conference semifinals series. It's long past time to stop focusing on Robinson's shortcomings on the offensive end and pay close attention to the massive impact he has had against the Celtics so far, as the longest-tenured Knick has had a major role in New York taking an improbable 2-0 series lead.

1 week ago | audacy.com | Ryan Chichester

The Dallas Goedert saga is reportedly over. According to multiple reports, and first reported by Jeff McLane, the Eagles and their tight end have agreed on a reworked deal for the upcoming season, meaning Jalen Hurts will still have his TE1 as a weapon on offense as Philly tries to repeat as Super Bowl champions. Goedert's potential departure was seen as a very real possibility as the offseason dragged on, as Eliot Shorr-Parks reported that the two sides were "very close" to parting ways.

1 week ago | audacy.com | Ryan Chichester |Joe DeCamara |Jon Ritchie

Bill Simmons opened some eyes around the NBA world when he floated a trade idea on his podcast of the Lakers throwing all of their expiring contracts and perhaps a first-round pick to the Sixers for Joel Embiid. LA, which traded away Anthony Davis for Luka Doncic, is in need of a center, and Embiid is one of the best in basketball when healthy.