New York's "dark day": MLB Yankees were bloodied, Knicks failed to make it to the NBA Finals

June 1, Beijing time, is undoubtedly a "dark day" for New York! Major League Baseball (MLB) Yankees were beaten by the Dodgers with a score of 18:2, and the Knicks in the next room also lost 108:125 to the Pacers and missed the NBA Finals, writing the first tragic record in history.

The Yankees lost miserably to the Dodgers

The Yankees were beaten by the Dodgers 21 on the court today, and they were also put on a five-blast fireworks show, although the star "Judge" Aaron Judge (Aaron Judge) double cannon is difficult to become a fig leaf for the striped army; The Knicks, on the other hand, were hit by the Pacers with 17 three-pointers and were eliminated 2-4 in the series, missing out on the first NBA Finals since the 1998-99 season.

The Knicks lost to the Pacers and missed the championship game

According to OptaSTATS, New York City became the first metro area in history to have one MLB team and one NBA team lose by 15 points or more in the regular season or playoffs on the same day.

New York wrote a sad record, and the only laugh in the Big Apple today was the MLB New York Mets, who relied on Japan's strong shot Chiga Tsuki to concede 2 points in 6.1 innings, plus Brandon Nimmo, Soto (Juan Soto) and McNeil (Jeff McNeil) all fired, and won the league's penultimate Colorado Rockies 8-2.