The Patriots dominated 90% of the sports coverage this morning, but there are a few other articles out there this morning as well: Alex Speier says that even with Jed Hoyer as the new GM of the Padres, there is a good chance that Adrian Gonzalez could remain off-limits to the Red Sox. Tony Massarotti and Michael Silverman report … Continue reading The Rest Of Monday’s Sports
Since the Dolphins debuted their "Wildcat" offense last year against the Patriots in Foxborough, it seemed natural that with a whole year gone by, that the Dolphins would use yesterday's game in Gillette as an opportunity to introduce a new aspect of the formation that hadn't been seen before. They did, using rookie QB Pat … Continue reading Patriots Prepared For Wildcat, Disarm Pistol
Time once again to provide the Friday megalinks. Lots of links to get to. Don't forget to check out the Weekend Viewing Picks for your sports and primetime viewing. To the links. National One story that's developing this afternoon. Pro Football Talk goes after ESPN Boston's Patriots blog for plagiarizing word for word one of … Continue reading Another Friday Megalinks Edition
The latest radio ratings are out, and 98.5 continues to surprise with their solid gains in the sports radio market. WEEI is doing just fine, though, actually moving up a bit from 5.2 in September to 5.3 in October. The station is fourth overall on the chart while WBZ-FM, 985TheSportsHub went from a 2.5 in … Continue reading WEEI Holds Steady, 98.5 Continues Rise, FOX Dumps Butch Stearns
If part of your life is defined by the Boston sports experience as is mine, then any year involving both a Lakers and Yankees championship can't be completely good. Sure, if the other guy wins, that means our guy doesn't, but it's also very much about who that other guy is. It took a summer … Continue reading Week Log: Another Little Souvenir of a Terrible Year
I hate to do this, I really do, but I think Joey Porter needs to be defended a little bit here... This morning's articles, and in sports flashes and reports over the air since yesterday afternoon have, with a couple of exceptions, painted Joey Porter's conference call with Boston reporters yesterday as just another Patriots … Continue reading Was Joey Porter Baited By the Boston Media?
The Celtics got their most strenuous test of the young season last night, holding off the Minnesota Timberwolves last night 92-90 to stay perfect on the season at 6-0. Frank Dell’Apa has the Celtics unable to find and offensive flow for most of the game, but able to get the hoops when needed and make stops … Continue reading Celtics Fight Off T-Wolves
Fang's Bites has learned from multiple sources and The Big Lead is reporting this as well, that former Boston Globe Red Sox beat writer Gordon Edes will join ESPN Boston after the World Series. For his part, Edes did not confirm or deny the story when contacted by The Big Lead. Edes is currently the … Continue reading Developing: Gordon Edes to ESPN Boston?
After an unscheduled day off from posting yesterday, here's the top articles from today. Pedro Martinez is no goat - Gerry Callahan, Dan Shaughnessy and Steve Buckley all wrote articles on Pedro Martinez's start in tonight's game six of the World Series. Callahan reminds us again that he's a pretty damn columnist when he wants to be. You … Continue reading Wednesday’s Best
I already did the complete morning links today, and thought I'd try something out by giving you what I think are the top five must-read articles posted this morning. Here they are, in no particular order: 1) Patriots were big winners - Albert Breer's look at how the Patriots established themselves as the favorite in the AFC … Continue reading This Morning’s Top Five Articles
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