Ryan Dunleavy

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Jazz Chisholm Jr. leaned over in the batter’s box and whispered into catcher Salvador Perez’s ear over the deafening boos.  If you thought it might be a thank you to Perez f…

This was the first time that Brian Daboll’s decision to take play-calling duties made a true difference

Juan Soto shines on offense and defense in Yankees’ playoff debut

Malik Nabers has been able to do it all for the Giants as a rookie, but that doesn’t mean he can stop time.

There shouldn’t be a quarterback controversy with the Giants this week. 

Malik Nabers did everything he could to help the Giants avoid a season death knell except catch the last ball thrown to him. 

The injury report pressed the pause button on the excitement of a best-friends battle between Malik Nabers and Jayden Daniels.

Here are The Post’s power rankings for Week 2.

The Giants already were losing by the time the ball first went to Malik Nabers.

A breakdown after the Giants’ 28-6 Week 1 loss to the Vikings on Sunday: