To open up their show this morning, Dennis and Callahan congratulated themselves on winning another ratings book, and struck out at competitors Toucher and Rich at 98.5 (though they never actually named them) and at media writers Jessica Heslam and Chad Finn of the Boston Herald and Boston Globe respectively. Rather than having you listen to … Continue reading WEEI’s D&C Strike Out at Competitors, Media Reporters
Sox Finally Get a Road Win
More meetings this morning make for short links. Get all the Red Sox coverage of their 5-3 win in Oakland over at RedSoxLinks.com. Red Sox back on track, if not full speed - John Tomase says that now we can start seeing what this Red Sox team is really all about. Closers future, past and … Continue reading Sox Finally Get a Road Win
Local Impacts of Comcast/NBC Merger
An early meeting that went late, along with the arrival of a Blackberry Playbook have sabotaged the morning links. Check CelticsLinks.com for all the coverage of last night's Celtics win. The recent combining of Comcast and NBC was a huge, controversial move that changes the face of network and cable television. It also will have … Continue reading Local Impacts of Comcast/NBC Merger
Bruins Score Early, Hang On To Get Back Into Series
It was crucial for the Bruins to score first last night if they wanted to have any chance of staying in this first round series with the Montreal Canadiens. They did just that, scoring the first three goals of the game, and hanging on to win 4-2, to make the series 2-1 in favor of Montreal. … Continue reading Bruins Score Early, Hang On To Get Back Into Series
Celtics Get It Done In the End, Beat Knicks In Game One
It was a bit of a struggle at times, but the Celtics made enough big plays down the stretch to beat the New York Knicks 87-85 on a Ray Allen three-pointer with 11 seconds to go. Get the complete coverage at CelticsLinks.com. Celtics Ray-se the roof - Mark Murphy says that this game was about revival, and … Continue reading Celtics Get It Done In the End, Beat Knicks In Game One
Let’s Do Some Friday Megalinkage
Last week, I could not do the megalinks as I was traveling in between two offices. Yesterday, I seemed to get that out of the way so it appears that I'm free to do the megalinks today. I hope I can give you a full set. As usual, there's a full set of Weekend Viewing … Continue reading Let’s Do Some Friday Megalinkage
Celtics/Knicks Middle Of The Pack, Price-wise
I should actually say they are middle of the pack at the TD Garden. As you can see below, the games at Madison Square Garden are fetching the highest prices of any first round series - by far. The games in NY are averaging an astonishing $541 per seat, while games in Boston are averaging … Continue reading Celtics/Knicks Middle Of The Pack, Price-wise
Canadiens Shut Out Bruins in Game One
The Montreal Canadiens stuck early last night, and it stood up the rest of the way as they blanked the Bruins 2-0 to take game one at the Garden of the opening round playoff series between the two clubs. Get all the coverage at BruinsLinks.com. Nice to see that Dan Shaughnessy has the bus to loserville all … Continue reading Canadiens Shut Out Bruins in Game One
Will This Year Be Different For The Bruins?
Playoff hockey begins tonight at the Garden for the Bruins, as they begin their first round series with their hated nemesis from the North, the Montreal Canadiens. The Bruins playoff futility is well-documented. Can this team put the scars of last year's playoff nightmare behind them? We're about to find out. Put on repeat: Bruins will … Continue reading Will This Year Be Different For The Bruins?
Red Sox Still Cannot Break Through, Now MLB-Worst 2-9
In what is quickly becoming a lost month, the Red Sox fell once again last night, this time losing 3-2 to the Tampa Rays. The Red Sox are now an MLB-worst 2-9 on the season. Catch up with the full coverage over at RedSoxLinks.com. If you think tonight is the night they put things together, … Continue reading Red Sox Still Cannot Break Through, Now MLB-Worst 2-9
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