We are down to number 16 in the highly secretive committee's release of 25 and 25, the most memorable New York sports moments from the year that was.

Every day, three have been unveiled.

So far, number 25, Nimmo to the Rangers.

Number 24, Pete Alonzo becomes the all-time Mets Home Run King.

Number 23, Clark Schmidt, ruins Sean Morash's

weekend when he gets pulled with a no-hitter. Number 22, Chris Crider traded to Anaheim. Number

21, the Islanders win the lottery. Number 20, Woody Johnson drops some harsh words on Justin Fields.

Number 19, the torpedo bats are all the rage. Number 18, Aaron Judge's

epic home run against the Blue Jays in game three. And number 17, Eli Manning snubbed as a first

ballot Hall of Famer. These are the most memorable moments from the year that was. Some have been good,

some have been bad, but they have been memorable. Let us get to number 16.

Number 16, Aaron Rogers unloads on Aaron Glenn on the Pat McAfee show.

I just flew across country. You could have told me this on the phone.

If we weren't even going to have a conversation, and this is verbatim exactly how it happened.

So I said, huh? And he goes, we just want to know how you want it released, the messaging. And I said, verbatim, I don't give a shit about the message. And I said, why? And then he said, I don't want to be up in front of the room saying something and have guys looking back at you. And I said, what does that even mean?

Are you assuming that I would be in the back of the room during the team meeting, undermining what you're saying?

I said, you don't know me.

And he said, you don't know me. And he said, you don't know me.

And then I said, exactly, which is why I flew across the country to have a face-to-face meeting with you, to talk about my experience with the Jets and to hear your vision for the team.

I have to admit, this has been eight months since this happened. Yeah.

I think it was so refreshing that Aaron Rogers told us just what happened. Exactly what happened.

Exactly. Because he wouldn't have known. I can see it happening like that.

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