EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Zak DeOssie vividly remembers his first trip to Philadelphia to play the Eagles.It was late in the 2007 NFL regular season. The New York Giants long snapper walked on the field and took in some of the talk being directed at his team.His father, Steve, had played for the Giants from 1989-93, so the younger DeOssie knew the Eagles fans would not hold anything back. They let opponents know how they feel about their team, and your team.While warming up, DeOssie made eye contact with an Eagles fan in the front row and rest is one of those things he will never forget.He says: Hey DeOssie, your old man is a bum and so are you,Everyone within earshot laughed , even DeOssie. However, the rookie wasnt going to let it go.I said right back to him: Your old man is a bum, DeOssie said. He laughed right back and it sort of eased the tension.While the NFC East game between the Eagles (4-1) and the Giants (3-2) at Lincoln Financial Field will be the main attraction on Sunday night, Giants players know there always will be a sideshow before and after the game with the Eagles fans.They will yell things at the players in warmups, some silly, some harsh. They will throw things at the Giants team bus and even do things that leave the Giants players shaking their heads.I remember driving out of the stadium one time, defensive end Mathias Kiwanuka said. It was a night game and we were leaving the stadium, coming out of that lot and making the first right turn and there were five or six fights going on the side, on the street. I was a young guy thinking: Whoa, we need way more security.Fourth-year linebacker Spencer Paysinger, who will not play on Sunday because of a hamstring injury, said fans threw bottles at the team bus as it was driving away from the stadium one year.Thats one of the places you can feel the hate, he said. You can feel the tension between the teams coming through the fans. When we leave, whether we win or lose, those fans are going to be vicious to us. It makes it fun, that much more extra because when we win and they are throwing those bottles, They truly did not want to see us win.Many of the Giants enjoy the antics of the fans.Its always a great atmosphere, especially for a defender, linebacker Jon Beason said. There is nothing better than going into someones place, everyone is booing you, the odds are against you, and you stop them. Thats the kind of atmosphere you want and their fans do a great job.Receiver Victor Cruz said the Eagles fans can be relentless. However, he laughs about his first trip there in 2011. No one knew him. That changed after he caught two touchdowns, did a couple salsa dances and tallies 110 yards.The most I get there now is: No dancing today, said Cruz. Then I proceed to dance as much as possible.Linebacker Jameel McClain and defensive tackle Mike Patterson have ties to the Eagles fans. McClain was born in Philadelphia and Patterson played for the Eagles and still owns a home there.Im a Philly guy, McClain said. I know exactly what to expect. I know someones going to crack a joke at my mom, something.And she will laugh, McClain said.Patterson said fans keep asking him when he is coming back.Offensive tackle Will Beatty said the Eagles fans can be creative.As soon as you go out there for the pregame warmups these fans are full go at you, Beatty said. And some of it is literally funny. You wonder where they come up with it. They really put a lot of research into some of stuff they say.German-born defence tackle Markus Kuhn enjoys watching the fans in Philadelphia.They have nothing on German soccer fans, he said.NOTES: Paysinger and running back Rashad Jennings (knee) are out for Sundays game. ...Beason (foot) and DE Robert Ayers (neck spasms) are questionable. Ayers developed his injury after Thursdays practice and did not practice on Friday. ...TE Larry Donnell laughed when asked if he went out to QB Eli Manning to complain about not catching any passes in the win over Atlanta on Sunday. Yeah, right! Never. Never. Never. ...Coach Tom Coughlin said he was a little disappointed some of his players exchanged a little trash talking with the Eagles this week. ...DE Jason Pierre-Paul was asked about the trash talking and he used a Coughlin quote: Talk is cheap, play the game. After saying it a second time, he added one other thought: and we dont like Philly. Joc Pederson Jersey . 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Albers was named the Twins organizations minor league pitcher of the year for 2013.The Chicago Blackhawks will try to avoid a third straight loss in the Western Conference Final when they visit the Los Angles Kings for Mondays Game 4 battle at Staples Center. Follow the action live NOW on TSN and TSN GO, beginning with the NHL on TSN pre-game show. The Blackhawks won the opener of this set 3-1 and then held a 2-0 lead late in the second period of Game 2 before Los Angeles came alive. The Kings used a furious comeback to take the second meeting in Chicago by a 6-2 score and then posted a 4-3 decision in Saturdays Game 3 in L.A. to grab a 2-1 edge in this best-of-seven series. The defending Stanley Cup champions hope to turn things around on Monday and even this set at two games apiece before it heads back to Chicago for Wednesdays Game 5. The Blackhawks beat the Kings in five games during the West finals a year ago before downing Boston to win the Cup for the second time in four seasons. Chicago is 2-5 on the road in the 2014 playoffs after Saturdays loss. The Kings are 4-3 on home ice this postseason. Jeff Carter has fueled the Kings offence over the last two games, recording four goals and three assists over Games 2 and 3. Carter recorded a hat trick and an assist in Game 2 and added a goal and two assists to help L.A. win Saturday on home ice. According to Elias Sports Bureau, Carter is the first Kings player to register three or more points in consecutive playoff games since Wayne Gretzky did it in 1993. After scoring six straight to win Game 2 in a rout, the Kings lit the lamp three straight times after falling behind, 2-1, on Saturday. Carter scored the tying goal at 8:08 of the second period in Game 3 and set up the go-ahead goal by Tyler Toffoli six minutes later. Carter has 19 points (8G, 11A) this postseason, one point behind teammate Anze Kopitar for the NHL lead. Drew Doughty had a goal and an assist, while Slava Voynov notched a power-play marker for the Kings, who can take a stranglehold in this series tonight. "Two-to-one series against the defending Stanley Cup Champs, I dont think theres taking control of a series," said Los Angeles forward Dustin Brown. "I think that both teams have shown that they are able to battle adversity. This is a team that was down last year and found a way to come back, so we did what we wanted tonight and got the lead in the series. Now its about resetting and reloading. Were up in the series, we have to keep going up." Jonathan Quick stopped 24 shots in Saturdays win, while Corey Crawford allowed all four goals on 32 shots for the Blackhawks, who went 0-for-4 on the power play. Chicago captain Jonathan Toews scored two goals in a losing effort.dddddddddddd After his clubs second straight loss, Toews said now is not the time for frustration to set in. "We played well but we didnt get the result we wanted tonight," said Toews. "Well keep improving and move on to the next one. There is no time for getting discouraged and frustrated. We know we can keep pushing it to that next level and that is what its going to take against these guys. Clearly they want it badly and are playing really hard. For us I think its just a matter of continuing that effort that we started with in the first period." Toews scored short-handed 5:26 into Saturdays game, but Voynov tallied just 50 seconds later off a feed from Carter to even the score. Toews added his second goal of the game with 6:41 remaining in the first, but that would be Chicagos last goal until Patrick Sharp tallied in the closing seconds of regulation. Los Angeles tied the game at 8:08 of the second period on Carters eighth of the playoffs. Tanner Pearson fought for the puck behind the net and sent a pass to the front where Carter one-timed it in. The Kings took their first lead of the game six minutes later after a neutral zone turnover saw Carter chip the puck through the middle and behind the defence. Toffoli caught up to the puck and went backhand to forehand before sliding it in for his sixth of the playoffs and a 3-2 lead. "Getting pucks deep and getting lots of pucks to the net and creating traffic, you cant score goals unless you get the puck on net and drive to the net," said Toffoli. "If you look at our goals tonight, its cut into our system and were executing well right now." Quick stopped 10 shots in the second frame and helped Los Angeles kill off two penalties to keep the lead. The score stayed at 3-2 until Doughty tallied on a blast from the top of the right circle with 8:03 left in the third. Sharp scored with just 4.2 seconds remaining, but Chicago was unable to get another shot on net before time expired. Patrick Kane, last seasons Conn Smythe winner for the Blackhawks, has yet to register a point in the first three games of the series, but he hopes to break out in Game 4. "Just demand (the puck)," Kane said about how he can get on track. "Thats the biggest thing. Demand the puck and when I do get it be confident with it. Those two things will generally lead to better games from myself." This series marks the first time two teams are meeting in the Western finals in back-to-back years since the Stars/Avalanche in 1999-2000. ' ' '