NEW YORK — Hoops Cabaret in New York City combines the fun of a sports bar with the excitement of a gentlemen’s club. Basketball season has arrived, and the sexy Hoops Girls invite you to watch the games with them and also watch as they take off their clothes and show off their great bodies.

“We also have the greatest after-parties following every New York Knicks and Brooklyn Nets game,” said Hoops girl Ariel. “Let’s pop some bottles and have fun!” 

Performing on stages and up close and personal, the Hoops girls tell us several of the pro players regularly attend the club, but the privacy of all guests is protected.

“Basketball is exciting, and so are the hot babes here,” said Hoops girl Jasmine. “Come make it rain on us. We love to party and play!”

The club boasts numerous Hi-Def TVs and a huge MegaTron video wall to view the games. There are also private rooms, and a special VIP Man Cave that is a truly unique experience.

Hoops Cabaret (48 West 33 Street) is just one block from Madison Square Garden and next door to the world famous Rick’s Cabaret New York. A full service liquor bar with an extensive beer collection along with a great food menu, awaits you.

HOOPS Cabaret and Sports Bar
***Beautiful Entertainers
***Court-side, Mezzanine and VIP seating
***Private Suites
***VIP Man Cave

Geno Smith and the Seattle Seahawks’ offense fell flat on Sunday afternoon at home. That opened the door for Daniel Jones and the New York Giants, who held on late and ran a blocked field goal back for a touchdown in the final minute to grab a 29-20 win in Seattle.

The Giants (2-3), after dropping back-to-back games to open the season, have now won two of their past three. The Seahawks (3-2) have lost two straight.

Smith entered Sunday afternoon as the league’s passing leader after he threw for a career-high 395 yards in their loss to the Detroit Lions last Monday. That loss marked their first of the season, and was Smith’s second game with at least 300 passing yards this season.

But on Sunday, Smith couldn’t get much going until the very end. He completed 28 of 40 passes for 284 yards and one touchdown. He was also Seattle’s rushing leader with 73 yards on the ground.

Jones and the Giants took full advantage. After entering halftime tied 10-10, the Giants took the lead out of the locker room after Jones hit Darius Slayton for a 30-yard touchdown pass in the corner of the end zone. 

Jones went 23-of-34 for 257 yards with two touchdowns in the win for the Giants. Tyrone Tracy led them on the ground with 129 yards on 18 carries. Slayton finished with 122 yards and a touchdown on eight catches.

On Sunday, London became a football town, with Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets having a chance at a game-winning drive against the Minnesota Vikings at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

But Stephon Gilmore intercepted Rodgers with the Jets in the red zone and the Vikings held on for a 23-17 win and move to 5-0.

It was a mixed performance for the Vikings, who started the game strong but could not keep things going on offense in the second quarter. Rodgers, meanwhile, had a rough start but gained more steam as the game went on, rallying the Jets to within one score in the fourth quarter before throwing the late pick.

It came down to one final drive for the Jets, who had more than two minutes to tie the game with a touchdown. But Gilmore had another idea, handing Rodgers his third interception with a massive, game-sealing pick.