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The Yankees’ Hectic Game 2, Carlos Correa’s Comments, and Reactions to the Lakers’ Dominance

Plus, Ryan and CC agree that Andy Reid is the best offensive mind in NFL history

By Ryan Ruocco and CC Sabathia
American League Wild Card Game 2: New York Yankees v. Cleveland Indians Photo by Joe Sargent/MLB Photos via Getty Images


The Yankees closed out a two-game sweep of Cleveland on Wednesday night. We take you through how they got there, including CC’s perspective on what it feels like to be Shane Bieber getting rocked in Game 1 and what it feels like to be Gerrit Cole dealing in Game 1. Plus: Andy Reid is the best offensive mind in NFL history, the Lakers made quick work of the Heat in Game 1, our thoughts on Carlos Correa’s “us vs. them” quotes, and a preview of the Tampa Bay Rays–New York Yankees series.

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