Rick’s Cabaret Girls Hosted Fleet Week Parties

Rick’s Cabaret New York, the famous gentlemen’s club known for its beautiful entertainers, luxurious setting, warm hospitality and celebrity clientele, continued its annual tradition of giving military personnel in uniform free admission to the club during Fleet Week.

Over 5,000 Sailors, Coast Guardsman, and Marines were in town and there was a parade of ships during the daytime hours. At night, many of the troops headed over to Rick’s Cabaret (50 West 33rd Street) and received warm welcomes from the gorgeous Rick’s Cabaret Girls who then proceeded to entertain by stripping out of their outfits.

“We are big fans of the military. We wanted them to know how much we all appreciate what they do for us,” purred Rick’s girl Avaya.

Rick’s girl Lindsay wore a red, white and blue g-string. “I did some very patriotic lap dances,” she said. “Everyone had a great time, for sure!”

Rick’s Cabaret, located across the street from the Empire State Building and just one block from Madison Square Garden, is a three-story club featuring multiple stages, VIP suites, and its own top-rated Rick’s Steakhouse which stays open late.

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Mets Over Pirates, Break Out of Losing Streak

Buck Showalter turned to the oldest trick in a manager’s playbook in an attempt to extract results from his under performing team.

After the Mets lost for a seventh straight game on Friday, Showalter held a closed-door meeting, during which he stated the obvious: the team needed to play better.

According to a person who was in the room, players were urged to “dig down deep” and find “another level of competitiveness.”

Maybe Showalter’s words resonated on Saturday or maybe the Mets were just fortunate enough to have Kodai Senga pitching and due for a rebound after the clunker he produced in his last start.

This one adhered to the offseason blueprint: Senga rolled into the late innings without much resistance and the bullpen held, allowing the Mets to snap their longest losing streak in four years with a 5-1 victory over the Pirates at PNC Park.

Senga fired a two-hitter over seven innings, allowing one unearned run. The right-hander struck out six and walked four, helping the Mets to exhale after Justin Verlander and Tylor Megill gave them short, ineffective performances Thursday and Friday. 

New York Yankees Beat Chicago White Sox 3-0

Without Aaron Judge, thriving is probably out of the question. But if the Yankees can survive until their captain returns, they would be thrilled.

In the Yankees’ first day of games since their best player was placed on the injured list, they survived by digging a hole and climbing out.

After fighting back but falling in a 6-5 matinee loss to the White Sox on Thursday, the Yankees responded by shutting down Chicago in a 3-0 victory to salvage a split of the day.

A sparser-than-usual Bronx crowd of an announced 40,659 watched the Yankees (37-27) play through an air-quality crisis that postponed Wednesday’s game.

The Yankees dropped a series to the White Sox (28-36) in part because a couple of veteran pitchers in Game 1 — Luis Severino and Michael King — allowed a combined four home runs. 

The final one was a two-run blast from Eloy Jimenez that gave the White Sox a seventh-inning lead they would not cough up.