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Growing up in Trenton, New Jersey, my house was on the border of where New York and Philadelphia fandoms often collided.

In fact, many make the argument, and perhaps even rightly so, that Trenton, New Jersey is more

Philly than it is New York. Nevertheless, my father was a Giants fan. In fact, his New York fandom

spread to the ice and the diamond, rooting for the New York Rangers and New York Yankees as well.

And because I wanted to root for the same teams as he did, I learned quickly that

Sundays were indeed giant days. I've watched every single New York football Giants game since

their 312 and one season of 1983. I have lived through the ups, the downs, the downs again.

But through it all, the Giants have created enough memories to last a lifetime for their fans.

I thank my father for shunning the city of Philadelphia in favor of New York.

Our two guests had quite different paths to becoming New York Giants.

And today, inside the ice house, we will discuss how they are the owners of two of the biggest

plays in franchise history.

That's pretty impressive when you're talking about a franchise that has 100 years' worth of memories.

David Tyree and Victor Cruz both own Super Bowl rings and are both a part of Giants' lore as much as any giant who has ever donned the uniform.

David's miracle catch in Super Bowl 42 was so ridiculous.

It has more nicknames than any play in NFL history.

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