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6 days ago | clutchpoints.com | David Rooney |Nish Patel

The New York Giants are one of the most storied franchises in all of sports. The Giants have won four Super Bowls, including in Super Bowl XLII when they beat the at-the-time undefeated New England Patriots super team. Several legendary players have called New York home, including one of the best defensive players ever and one of the most clutch quarterbacks of all time. Let’s take a look at the 10 greatest players to ever suit up for Big Blue. 1.

6 days ago | clutchpoints.com | Preston Byers

Lee Corso's long, illustrious career on ESPN's ‘College Gameday' is coming to a close later this year, and Corso has a chance to go out with a bang. Known for his enthusiasm, Dixon Ticonderoga No. 2 pencil, and headgear selections, Corso is officially retiring from ‘Gameday' after nearly 40 years but not before one last hoorah on Aug. 30. That day, the first full college football Saturday of the year, there are plenty of games from which to choose.

6 days ago | clutchpoints.com | Steve Silverman

The arrival of Tom Brady in New England during the 2000 NFL Draft represented a major change for the New England Patriots. Prior to that, they had been a team that had largely struggled from their inception, although they had a few memorable teams and years. However, the Brady arrival signaled the start of the team's championship era. He became the starter in his second year and led the team to its first Super Bowl, and New England won five more before Brady left through free agency.

6 days ago | clutchpoints.com | Julian A. Ojeda

Despite a strong performance in the NBA Play-In Tournament, Dallas Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison received sobering commentary from ESPN’s Brian Windhorst following the team’s 120-106 victory over the Sacramento Kings on Wednesday night. Windhorst questioned the long-term value of the Mavericks’ win, suggesting that even a playoff berth might not change how Harrison is viewed by the team’s fanbase. “Even if they get into this playoffs they’re going to lose to the Thunder.

6 days ago | clutchpoints.com | Brett Siegel

The Sacramento Kings are hiring Scott Perry as the organization's newest general manager after agreeing to mutually part ways with Monte McNair late on Wednesday night, according to Shams Charania of ESPN. McNair was fired by the Kings immediately following the team's play-in tournament loss to the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday. Not even 24 hours later, Perry replaces him as owner Vivek Ranadive looks to keep his team in a position to compete in the Western Conference.