The Giants concluded an unconventional week of preparation in a most satisfying manner. Putting aside the distractions of numerous false-positive COVID tests, late schedule changes, and players going on and off the reserve list, the Giants rode an opportunistic defense, Graham Gano's reliable leg, and just enough offense to defeat the Las Vegas Raiders, 23-16, … Continue reading NY Giants Beat Las Vegas Raiders 23-16 →

The United States Postal Service announced a new ten-year plan that will result in higher prices and longer delivery times as the agency deals with declining mail volume and billions of dollars in losses. Under the proposed plan, First Class mail will be delivered within five days instead of three days. The cost of postage … Continue reading Increases Coming Under Proposed Postal Changes →

With a 7-0 win against the Houston Astros, the Atlanta Braves took the World Series in a remarkable turnaround from a middling performance through midsummer to the championship in November. Jorge Soler provided the biggest blow — a mammoth, three-run homer in the top of the third to open the scoring — while Dansby Swanson … Continue reading Atlanta Braves Win World Series →

Despite a series of self-inflicted blows, the Chiefs got back to .500 on Monday night with a 20-17 win over the Giants at Arrowhead Stadium. Patrick Mahomes was 29 for 48 for 275 yards with a touchdown and an interception. The interception was his league-leading 10th, and he would have thrown another if not for … Continue reading NY Giants Fall to KC Chiefs 20-17 →