He says that having the "C" feels more natural to him now and that he can't change who he is or how he plays because of the letter on his jersey. (Daily News)

Are Giant fans in for a long season? From what we've seen so far, yes. The overall health of the team is worse than it was a year ago, and key players such as WR Victor Cruz, DE Jason Pierre-Paul, MLB Jon Beason and LT Will Beatty are either missing time or going to miss time.

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The Daily News Live panel discusses whether Eli Manning deserves to be the highest paid player in the NFL.

The 6-foot-10, 265-pound New Zealand big man told Jonathan Givony of DraftExpress.com that he will graduate from high school this coming December and is undecided on where he will spend his time before college begins in the fall of 2016.

"I guess I'm really still thinking about it with my parents and stuff," Wynyard told Givony. "I committed really early because I knew from Day 1 where I wanted to go just [because of] how they approached me and everything. So I guess I'm still thinking about it. Not really too sure yet. So just kind of laying low.?I've got a lot of time to decide, probably by the end of the year I'll be deciding whether I'll be going or whether I'll be staying because I still don't know?whether I'll go 2015 or '16 yet, but I'm pretty sure I'll be going 2016 due just to grades and stuff, get my schooling done fully."

Yankees' starter Esmil Rogers was charged with three runs and five hits in 3.1 innings of work as he extended his spring outing. Rogers struck out three and walked only one in the no-decision.

With a win Sunday night in Philadelphia and a Dallas loss in Seattle, the Giants can improve to 4-2 and move into a three-way tie with the Eagles and Cowboys for first place in the NFC East.

This will be the Giants' third nationally-televised game of 2014 - all road games. They lost the opener to Detroit 35-14 on Monday Night Football and defeated the Redskins 45-14 on Thursday night in Week 4.

GEICO SportsNite: Giants offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo talks about turnovers hurting the offense and how close they are to righting the ship.

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NEW YORK -- Isaiah Briscoe doesn't plan on announcing his college choice anytime soon, which could mean that his list will change and fluctuate in the coming weeks and months.

"I'm going to decide as late as possible," the 6-foot-3 Roselle (N.J.) Catholic guard told me at the Elite 24. "l just want to sit back and?just?see who's going to the?NBA?and things like that."

NEW YORK -- Ivan Rabb has a high and low ankle sprain and can't play in Saturday's Under Armour Elite 24 in Brooklyn, but he's here supporting his teammates.

"It's a big bummer, but at least I get to come out here and support my guys," Rabb told SNY.tv Thursday after practice. "I have a lot of friends and people who are here."

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• He is not listed as a scout on the Rangers website.

Prospal called it a bit of an "examination" period to see if this was the direction he wanted to go in the future. (NHL.com)

His family is situated on the West Coast of Florida and he spends time working with his son Vasek's team.

NEW YORK -- Isaiah Whitehead will miss Friday's Jordan Brand Classic with a hamstring injury suffered during the recent McDonald's All-American practices.

His coach at Lincoln High School, Tiny Morton, told SNY.tv Whitehead?"just needs to stay off the court for 4 weeks."

It has been reported that deGrom, 25,?may be considered later in the season to help in the big-league bullpen.

He was added to the team?s 40-man roster last November.

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• Chris McCarthy: plus 2, 3 shots
• Conor Allen: 1 assist, plus one, 2 shots, hooking penalty
• Dylan McIlrath: plus one
• Ryan Bourque: plus one, 1 shot
• JT Miller: 2 goals, minus one, 7 shots, high sticking penalty
• Marek Hrivik: 1 goal, plus 2, 4 shots
• Oscar Lindberg: 1 goal, 2 shots, high sticking and slashing penalty
• Danny Kristo: 1 goal, 1 assist, plus 2, 2 shots

Game:

• Chris McCarthy: 1 shot
• Conor Allen: nothing on scoresheet
• Dylan McIlrath: 2 shots, fight, tripping and roughing penalty
• Ryan Bourque: minus one, 1 shot, interference and slashing penalty. SO goal
• JT Miller: 1 goal, plus one, 3 shots, hooking penalty
• Marek Hrivik: minus one, 1 shot
• Oscar Lindberg: 5 shots
• Jesper Fast: minus one, 2 shots
• Danny Kristo: plus one, 2 shots

Game

LoudMouths Adam and Sal discuss who they believe will be the top three teams in the NFC East.

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NEW YORK -- Fred Hoiberg's first memory of meeting Kevin Ollie involved tasty homemade pancakes.

The two high school players were visiting Arizona on a recruiting trip and coach Lute Olson's late wife Bobbi made them flapjacks.

Jason Botchford tweeted on 3/14 that Prospal was in Washington watching the Canucks and Capitals and was scouting for the Rangers.

Prospal was in Philadelphia watching the Penguins and Flyers yesterday and was listed as being a scout for the Rangers.? (Adam Kimelman)

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The LoudMouths, Adam Schein and Sal Licata, discuss Justin Tuck leaving the Giants and signing with the Oakland Raiders.

• Conor Allen: 1 assist, roughing penalty
• Dylan McIlrath: 1 goal, plus two, 2 shots, fight
• Ryan Bourque: nothing on scoresheet
• Marek Hrivik: minus one, 1 shot
• Oscar Lindberg: plus one, 4 shots, tripping penalty
• Jesper Fast: 2 assists, plus 3