for his size he' s like his quickness and ability to form into the unbelievable player he >> tom kaufman regrets the giants failing to sign him in 2013. gain. >> i remember i' m focusing on we' re preparing for for the new york giants and here to talk about the past. s lavel. after starting the season on the bump list, he' better. >> i' m getting back and trying to come out of 3 to 4 plays and going out of the whole series m close. >> that' s going to wrap it up 8- 5- four giants. the live report tomorrow night and trey, we send it back over to you. >> thank you, alex. tomorrow on sports xtra we have the patriots and the giants coming from here as well as met life stadium and joining the all pros and tim fox in studio and the boston globe in studio and his take on all things boston sports and that' s tomorrow night on sports xtra. the bruins in the midst of the longest homestand of the year trying to turn things around at the garden tonight after the original rival dropping 4 of the last 5. bruins honoring the victims before the game and the huge second period for boston and speed up the

insists he will play right and left defensive end and looks to be in good condition, tom kaufman raves about the condition. ryan fitzpatrick will start quarterback sunday like tearing a ligament, his left thumb against the oakland raiders. he says he will probably wear a protective gloves during sunday's matchup against the jaguars and he says he is extremely confident the injured thumb -- scary moment it city field, general manager sandy alderson collapse when speaking at a news conference. c. said to not have breakfast and that combined with heat of tv lights caused him to collapse. he was quickly helped to his feet and joked about the incident but the 67-year-old was examined by the training staff, that is very good news. >> to announce a two year -- the first appearance in 15 years. the decision made in game 5 but the entire focus for another shot. >> you make a move, if it doesn't. and coaches and players, the organization and what we had to sacrifice to get to the world's ceres and looking inside and out of that. >> it is an incredible accomplishment and don't want to sugar coat

tom: jeff immelt with the persistency along with the rest of the stock as well. rhodes, i am going to say you and henry kaufmaned this. you said there would be banks that would be leaner financial companies, by ge financial, that would go somewhere else. is the future of your banking the selling and shedding of assets? is that good business within the general sense? bill: ge made a lot of sense the margins were very high. i think jeff immelt is looking at a new scenario, the new world that we are living in, and deciding that that capital can be better deployed in manufacturing and industry, and i think he is right. tom: he can give to john rice in his international shop, or go over to also -- or go over to alston. they do not have that luxury. they do not have an industrial backstop. are you taken aback when you see 9% reductions by shedding of assets, whether it is hsbc, standard chartered, or measured reductions at the american banks? where will jamie dimon, brian moynihan, and others be in five years? bill: they are trying to get down to their core businesses and make money. during this period, starting wit