Morning Brief: October 20
The Mets are the toast of the town, epecially after Sunday's win over the Chicago Cubs in the National League Championship Series. Tonight, they're taking on the Cubs again, in what promises to be an exciting matchup. And apparently Mayor de Blasio and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel have a friendly wager riding on this series that'll decide who goes on to the World Series.
NEED TO KNOW
Trudeau Elected New Prime Minister of Canada [Wall Street Journal]
Rep. Gowdy Insists Benghazi Probe Not Political, and Shouldn't Be [Washington Post]
Stuyvesant Town Expected to be Sold [New York Times]
New York and Connecticut Bans on Assault Rifles Upheld [New York Times]
Lawsuit Coming Over Alleged Beating at Rikers Island [NY Daily News]
WEATHER
Partly Cloudy and Highs of 71 degrees
SPORTS
Yesterday
The Giants fell to the Eagles 27-7
The Rangers Beat the Sharks, 4-0
Today
The Mets take on the Cubs at 8:07
The Islanders play the Blue Jackets at 7
ON STAGE TONIGHT
Little May @ Mercury Lounge
REO Speedwagon @ the Capitol Theatre
Old 97's @ Brooklyn Bowl
Leon Bridges @ The Apollo Theater
Coleman Hell @ Mercury Lounge
Michael McDonald @ Ridgefield Playhouse
Mark Knopfler @ Beacon Theater
Mikky Ekko @ Rough Trade NYC
TODAY IN HISTORY
Today in 1931, Yankee legend Mickey Mantle is born.