Ok, here's Part II of the megalinks. I'll provide you with the Weekend Viewing Picks since I was unable to do so in Part I. The NFL Wildcard Weekend takes our viewing weekend attention as NBC has a doubleheader on Saturday with Atlanta taking on Arizona and Indianapolis renewing its rivalry with San Diego. All … Continue reading First Friday Megalinks of 2009, Part II
The First Friday Megalinks of 2009, Part I
Ken from the Fang's Bites blog with the megalinks again. I hope your New Year's went well. I'll do the Friday megalinks in two parts today. Over the last two days, I've been following the launch of the MLB Network which has apparently caused some confusion among analog cable subscribers who thought they were getting … Continue reading The First Friday Megalinks of 2009, Part I
Mid-Day Quick Links
A couple of items from the BSMW Network: John Molori talks to Pat Kirwin of NFL.com, including quite a bit about the Patriots. Stephon Marbury to the Celtics? Why Not? Elsewhere, Bill Simmons looks at the NFL playoffs this week. Tom E. Curran picks the Chargers and Giants in the Super Bowl. In Mike Florio vs the Boston … Continue reading Mid-Day Quick Links
WBZ Lays off Tom Cuddy
If ever you've listened to afternoon sports updates at :15 and :45 past the hour on WBZ radio, you've heard the voice of Tom Cuddy providing the latest sports news, usually followed by a Paul Harvey-like anecdote somehow tied to the world of sports. You won't be hearing those stories any longer, as Cuddy has been … Continue reading WBZ Lays off Tom Cuddy
Top Stories 2008: TomaseGate, Herald Declares War on Patriots
Our top Boston sports media story of 2008 is John Tomase's accusation that the Patriots taped the Rams walkthrough prior to Super Bowl XXXVI. The story was picked up by the national outlets immediately and caused a maelstrom of media coverage around the team that lasted nearly halfway into the year. The report was ultimately proven to … Continue reading Top Stories 2008: TomaseGate, Herald Declares War on Patriots
Boston Sports Media Watch 