Rise and shine, my friend... it's Tuesday and there's an important day waiting for you once you get out bed this morning.Of course, the 2020 Presidential Election is today and hopefully you have the chance to get out there and vote if you're eligible, but today's also a pretty big sports day as well. And since I'm not a huge fan of my inbox being flooded with "STICK TO SPORTS!!" replies, I think we'll focus on the sports stuff this morning if that's alright with you.In case you needed even more chaos on your plate, the trade deadline is today Donovan Mitchell Jersey and that could get really interesting as we approach the 4 p.m. cutoff. But we've also got some Monday Night Football to di sect and some other news to go over, so have a seat and let's discu s as we bask in the calm before the storm. What you need to know 1. Brady, Bucs rally to beat I think we were all expecting last night's Monday Night Football matchup to be a bit of a one-sided snore. and the have been steadily improving in recent weeks while the Giants...well, they've steadily remained one of the worst teams in the NFC East, which says . But, as it turns out, last night's game was actually entertaining and competitive the entire way through. Yes, Brady and Bucs came through with the win but they had to rally late and sweat it out before improving to 6-2. The Giants nearly forced the game into OT with a potential game-tying touchdown late, but they failed to convert the two-point conversion and lost, 25-23.Here are :Why the Buccaneers won: Tampa Bay's offense got off to a slow start and settled for three straight field goals out of the gate, but they eventually picked things up and Tom Brady did a good job spreading the ball around in the pa sing game. made an awesome highlight-reel touchdown catch in the fourth quarter to put Tampa aheadWhy the Giants lost: New York has managed to hang tight and fight valiantly in a number of games this year -- this one included -- but their lack of talent and inability to execute keeps costing them games. The defense did a good job limiting Tampa but ultimately made too many mistakes -- including two second-half interceptions and a brutal throw on the potential game-tying two-point conversion late in the fourthThat failed conversion at the end of the game Emmanuel Mudiay Jersey was , as officials initially threw a flag for pa s interference in the end zone before ultimately picking it up-- effectively ending the game. Antoine Winfield made a great read on the pa sing play and covered a ton of ground to cover , but he may have made contact a bit too early as he broke up the pa s. It seemed like it really could have gone either way and it's not surprising that . Honestly though, the pa s interference debate could have been avoided if Jones had just thrown a timely (or a good) ball. Lewis had John Stockton Jersey to stop and wait for the pa s to arrive and that allowed Winfield to run into him for the break-up.Danny Dimes? More like Danny Limes with how sour he's making Giants fans at this point. 2. NFL Trade Deadline tracker As hard as it may be to believe, the NFL season is just about halfway over. Today brings a particularly important marker on the season schedule too, as it's the trade deadline. Teams have had eight weeks figure out if they're buyers or sellers and what moves may help them down the stretch regardle s if they're looking to win or just manage a sets. While the NFL trade deadline may not be as wild or chaotic as some deadlines in other sports. there have been some pretty significant deals made in recent years. It could be a potentially active day today. Rumors have been swirling around the league over the past few weeks, many of them featuring notable names like , A.J. Green, and more.Our CBS NFL crew will be keeping so you can find everything you need to know in one placeWe've also been handing out and you'll be able to find instant analysis for every trade completed Tuesday as wellListen, I know keeping up with deadline day can be overwhelming even in a normal year. But staying apprised of the rumors/trades in addition to everything else that's going on today? Well, it might be even more of a headache. So, with that in mind, let us help you make your life a little easier today. 3. Ranking MLB free agents It has only been one week since the World Series ended and put a bow on a strange 2020 season, but things are moving along pretty quickly in the baseball world. Free agency is already upon us and there are a whole lot of big names on the open market that could be swapping jerseys pretty soon. Our baseball crew has put together , and here are the top 10 available:George Springer, CFJ.T. Realmuto, CTrevor Bauer, SPDJ LeMahieu, 2BMarcus Stroman, SPMarcell Ozuna, DHJustin Turner, 3BMichael Brantley, DHAndrelton Simmons, SSMasahiro Tanaka, SPThe one and only R.J. Anderson has also The big question that remains is this: What will the market look like for these free agents and how lucrative will the deals be given Andrei Kirilenko Jersey the current economic circumstances? We just finished a season in which teams saw drastic cuts in revenue, so it would stand to reason that many of those teams will be taking a conservative approach to free agency. I'd bet that a lot of players will take their time signing deals this winter, and many of them may end up signing one- or two-year deals in order to bet on themselves while they wait for a more flush market down the road. In other baseball news, and, uh, shoutout to the Chicago White Sox after they just fired him in favor of a dude who hasn't coached in a decade. Not awkward at all. 4. NBA could host fans next season We still don't know when the is going to start up next season -- the league wants to kick things off before Christmas while players want to open on Martin Luther King Jr. Day -- but we do know that In a recent interview with the Utah Jazz T-Shirts San Francisco Chronicle, the commi sioner discu sed the po sibility of the league utilizing of rapid COVID-19 tests in order to let fans into arenas to watch games. Silver: At this point, getting fans into the arena seems like a secondary objective, at best. Obviously, the league and the owners would love to sell tickets but there are plenty of other i sues that are more pre sing at the moment. They need to figure out a start date and schedule, lock down health protocols and guidelines in order to have a succe sful season outside of a bubble and make sure everyone involved with the league feels comfortable moving forward with those plans.After that, then you can focus on getting fans in the buildings, if it makes sense. I suppose it's