First, we need to share this video with y’all—we spoke with Yankee fans after Game 5 and got their immediate reactions.

Next, let’s talk about Soto. According to Vegas, we have a 62.96% chance of bringing him back (-170 odds on DraftKings). The Yankee’s top competition for the young superstar is their crosstown counterpart the Mets with the second-highest odds at +200 (33.33 percent implied). Juan Soto said himself that he’s “open to hearing from all 30 teams” and is reported to go to the highest bidder.

The ups and downs of this turbulent Jets season continue. After trying hard to lose this game by fumbling a go-ahead touchdown at the goal line, the Jets passing attack finally looked like what we have been waiting for all season. Highlighted by Garret Wilson’s miraculous catch that echoes fellow former New York Wide receiver, Odell Beckham, the Jets get a much-needed win against a solid opponent in the Houston Texans.

The Knicks had a solid week this week, losing a close one to the Cavs but recovered well with a win down in Miami 116-107 and an absolute beatdown in Detroit 128-98. KAT had his best game so far as a Knick against the Heat where he eclipsed the 40-point mark on 17/25 from the field. Brunson took the wheel the next game, scoring 36 and cruising to an easy road victory. The bumps in the road were expected, but this Knicks team is starting to build some much-needed chemistry for this star-studded, new-look Knicks roster.

While the Giants continue their 4-game losing streak, this video gave some marginal relief as this Commanders fan received some instant karma after talking sh*t.

RISERS: Garrett Wilson had one of the best catches ever seen on a football gridiron. He currently is 3rd in the NFL in receiving with 663 yards while also raking in 5 touchdowns. Tyrone Tracy Jr. has been the only highlight on offense for the Giants these past couple of weeks and is cementing himself as RB1. Bodega KAT has arrived, having his best game in a Knicks uniform against the Heat. Mika Zibanejad has finally woken up from a start-of-season slumber, recording 3 assists after Peter Laviolette tweaked up the Ranger lines. Despite the World Series loss, Anthony Volpe’s game 4, which included a go-ahead grand slam, was nothing short of legendary and is hopefully a sign of things to come.

LOSERS: Anthony Rizzo has hit free agency after the Yankees declined his club option. Game 5 was likely his last game in pinstripes and will put a sad bookend of not covering first base to an up-and-down Yankee career for the 1st baseman. Deonte Banks has been getting cooked. After being benched last week against the Steelers he continued his struggles against the Commanders and Terry Mclaurin, who had 2 touchdowns. Aaron Judge continues to be unreliable in the postseason, and just when you think he might be back, he made a costly error that started the Dodgers rally in the 5th and essentially ended the Yankees season. Both young New York defensemen Bolduc and Rempe were reassigned to minor league teams after committing major errors to start the year.