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Pardon the interruption, but I'm Mike Globon.

I'm told it's National Love Your Hair Day, Tony. How do we feel about that? Tony Kornheiser. Do you people think that's funny? Yeah. You really think that's funny? You know what? People who obsessed with hair, I laughed at them, because I would have shaved it when I was nine, if I really, how much I like it. Yeah. I don't, somehow I don't think your mother and father would have allowed you to do that at not. No, I did not. I think they would have said you'd just hold off for a while. My mother was upset when I did it at 34. I can understand. And welcome to PTI boys and girls. In today's episode, the Phillies are out. The Cubs force at game five, and he faced another possible loss when they host the Lions on Sunday night. But we begin today with last night's Thursday night game in New York where the one and four Giants basically dominated the defending Super Bowl champion Eagles, beating them 34 to 17. Rookie quarterback Jackson Dart accounted for two Giants touchdowns and rookie running back,

Cam Scataboo, ran for three others. This was the second game in just five days where the

Eagles scored only 17 points. Wilbon, what does this result say about each team? How long before

somebody with the Giants, whether we're in management or coaching says Scataboo, you do that again,

you're fine, because you come down,

you tear your ACL, you're fine.

tear your ACL, I'm afraid he's going to break his neck.

I'm afraid of that. So the Giants have these two

young, talented kids who

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