This goes a little outside the usual realm of this blog, but I'm not seeing much discussion of this in the media. Check out this photo of the Jets sideline: Note the blue line. As far as I know, that indicates the furthest spot that sideline personnel are allowed to stand. I heard a WFAN caller (the … Continue reading Who Ordered The Jets “Sideline Wall?”
Patriots Keep Rolling, Bury Bears 36-7, Improve to 11-2
The Patriots clinched a playoff spot in snowy Chicago yesterday, jumping out to a 33-0 halftime lead, and beating the Bears 36-7. It was amusing to hear even the locals sports radio hosts this weekend giving the Bears an advantage in this one, "because Brady won't be able to throw the ball" and "the Patriots … Continue reading Patriots Keep Rolling, Bury Bears 36-7, Improve to 11-2
NESN Airs Carl Crawford Presser
At 10 a.m. Saturday, NESN will break its infomercial programming to air the press conference introducing outfielder Carl Crawford to the media and Red Sox fans. Crawford was signed earlier this week as a free agent. NESN will air the program live with Tom Caron hosting.
Doing Your Friday Megalinkage Early For A Change
At least early for me. Hoping to get these done to free myself for the evening. Lots of stuff to get to. Your Weekend Viewing Picks give you sports and entertainment viewing suggestions. Let's do your links now. National USA Today's Michael Hiestand talks with NFL Films president Steve Sabol about the new HBO Sports … Continue reading Doing Your Friday Megalinkage Early For A Change
Celtics Edge Sixers On Last Second Hoop
The Celtics struggled much of the night last in Philadelphia, looking like a tired, beat up team. Missing much of their front line, and with Paul Pierce battling the flu, the Celtics struggled to the finish with the upstart Sixers and a fired up Philly crowd. With the Celtics trailing by a point with 6 … Continue reading Celtics Edge Sixers On Last Second Hoop
Sox Nab Crawford, Willingness To Spend No Longer Questioned
The Red Sox made a surprising signing last night, agreeing to terms with former Tampa outfielder Carl Crawford on a seven year contract that will pay out about $142 million over that span. Peter Abraham and The Boston Globe were the first to report this story last night around midnight. [blackbirdpie id="12725805905879040"] With Crawford and … Continue reading Sox Nab Crawford, Willingness To Spend No Longer Questioned
Patriots TV Ratings Update
As I mentioned the other day, Monday night's Patriots/Jets game did a 42.2 rating (62 HH share) in the Boston area. That number is combined between ESPN and WCVB-TV. The Patriots-Jets game was the highest-rated game of the season in the local market and the third-highest all time, topping the Patriots Nov. 22 victory over … Continue reading Patriots TV Ratings Update
Odd Column Changes From NY Times
I had seen William Rhoden's column in The New York Times yesterday, and like this emailer, I was somewhat surprised to see it get remade at the same URL following the Patriots beatdown of Jets. Hi Bruce, I'm a regular BSMW reader, and as such I thought you might be interested in something I caught … Continue reading Odd Column Changes From NY Times
Patriots Dominate Ryan, Jets, 45-3
Yesterday will go down as one of the better days in the history of Boston sports, with Adrian Gonzalez being introduced as a member of the Red Sox in the morning, and the Patriots absolutely crushing the New York Jets, 45-3 before a national audience on Monday Night Football. Overnight numbers have the game doing … Continue reading Patriots Dominate Ryan, Jets, 45-3
BIGHORN – A Twilight Zone-ish story about the Patriots and Adam Vinatieri
Here is a little bit of fun, that might pass a few minutes of your time this afternoon as we wade throgh the buildup to Patriots/Jets tonight. I meant to mention this a ways back, and it slipped my mind. Alfred Thomas Catalfo is a New Hampshire-based filmmaker and attorney, and recently released the following … Continue reading BIGHORN – A Twilight Zone-ish story about the Patriots and Adam Vinatieri
