Hey fans, fork over $$$ to show your support

TWO MORE famous ex-Yankees are apparently starving. Next month, the Fanatics collectibles operation will stage “An Evening With CC Sabathia and

Mariano Rivera” in Manhattan. Fans can prove their long, heartfelt devotion to one or both by forking over $2,000 for two tickets.

Rick Bernstein, Alabama transplant who joined HBO Sports 40 years ago to rise to Senior VP, is leaving the network in March to do something else. Now a Northern Gentleman with a Southern accent, Bernstein is a very good man who was in a tough business to remain one.

The Yanks are offering a “Summer Vacation” plan — buy tickets to a weekend series and they’ll waive tack-on ticket fees. Reader Jeff Cohen: “Wow! The ticket prices will be the actual ticket prices!”

In 2017 and 2018, J.D. Davis batted .226 then .175 for the sign-stealing Astros despite ostensibly often knowing what pitch was coming. Last year, with the Mets, Davis hit .307. Perhaps ignorance is bliss!

Box Pool Prediction: This NFL season was so loaded with safeties, 2-point attempts and missed extra points that “bad numbers” may not be as bad as before. Eight teams this season missed more than 10 percent of their PAT kicks.

Sunday night, the moment the Super Bowl ends, tune to ESPN whose reporters will provide the scoop — or “confirm” — who won. My favorite: ESPN once credited itself for the scoop that Les Miles is leaving LSU to coach Michigan football. Later that day, ESPN credited itself for the scoop that Miles is staying at LSU.

My Super Bowl pick? Who did Mike Francesa pick?