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Stephen Lebitsch

Stephen Lebitsch

About Stephen Lebitsch

Stephen Lebitsch has covered New York sports teams for over 5 years for outlets such as Giants Country (FanNation via SI.com), Talking Points Sports, and Sportskeeda. A native of New York and a Fordham graduate, Stephen spent three years as a staff writer for The Fordham Ram, where his work covered the local market over three volumes.

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The New York Giants were on the brink of being 3-1 through one-quarter of the season, and the reason that they are not is simple.
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The New York Giants have to cut their roster down to 53 deserving players by Tuesday afternoon and here are nine names that could headline their list of difficult cuts.
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The Giants outside linebacker had a lot to say about a bunch of different topics as the team rounds off its training camp.
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One former NFL gunslinger speaks the truth about why Daniel Jones hasn’t reached his peak as a starting quarterback in year six.
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The New York Giants have a new lead rusher in their backfield this season, and one analyst is giving him no love among the field of starters.
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The New York Giants rookie pass catcher has been compared to one of the team’s former greats recently, and it turns out the formed a relationship way before then.
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The big debate in the week following the 2024 Pro Football Hall of Fame induction is whether 2025 candidate Eli Manning belongs in the company of football's greatest in Canton.
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The New York Knicks announced point guard Jalen Brunson as the newest member of a prestigious group of players, and he's more than deserving of the recognition.
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The Giants had to wrangle with whether to give Darius Slayton the amended contract he sought this offseason, and the wide receiver is giving them an honest temperature check ahead of the 2024 season.
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The New York Giants offseason was a good lesson in strategically furthering a roster rebuild in a hard cap league, but there is one outlet showing them no love in advance of the 2024 season.
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The New York Knicks are still looking for Isaiah Hartenstein's successor in the Big Apple. One insider has touched upon a player the organization has targeted recently.
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