Ken from Fang's Bites with the Friday megalinks. With my laptop back and my internet back in order at work, I can actually post the Friday megalinks at a decent hour. So let's get cracking without any delay. As usual, we begin with the Weekend Viewing Picks. The NFL is now in the final stretch. … Continue reading Friday Megalinks Posted During the Day … What A Concept!!
Not to go all Jim Carrey on you this fine Friday morning, but Bucky Dent's homer did put the Sox in a 2-3 hole, and Bill Buckner couldn't come up with #1's bouncer, allowing #22 to score the winning run. The Patriots' perfect season ended back on 2/3, and, going into last night, neither of … Continue reading C’s Bust Through Number 23
I'm on the record as being a Bob Lobel fan, but he's got me scratching my head with this opener to his OT column today: Reading unsolicited e-mails from people you don’t know — unless, of course, they are secretly your immediate family — is a practice to try to avoid at all costs. Anyway, … Continue reading Huh?
Boston TV News and The Inside Track are reporting that channel 7 sports reporter Julie Donaldson has resigned, citing personal reasons. Donaldson's short tenure at the station has been a rocky one, after dealing with a high profile domestic battery case in which she was the victim. According to the Track article, Donaldson didn't file a report … Continue reading Julie Donaldson Out at Channel 7
The red-hot Bruins were slowed a bit last night down in D.C. as the Capitals beat Boston 3-1. Fluto Shinzawa has goaltender Brent Johnson, who started the season as the backup behind former Montreal goalie Jose Theodore stopping the Bruins cold. Stephen Harris has the talented Capitals up for this showdown. Shinzawa's notebook has Marc Savard finally showing … Continue reading B’s Fall In Washington
It's been a busy week here, with the hack plus a bunch of other stuff going on, so I apologize in advance for the irregular updates. That's going to continue for the next week or so as I balance in a trip to the West coast beginning tomorrow night. The Red Sox aren't involved yet, … Continue reading Hot Stove (finally) Warming Up
WEEI.com has gotten plenty of attention with their move to becoming a web content provider. Boston.com has revamped their online sports offerings, with Tony Massarotti coming on, and Chad Finn serving as a jack-of-all-trades on the website. They also launched the OT, the content of which has actually been a pretty nice surprise. Not to … Continue reading NESN.com Bringing Original Content, Too
For the moment anyway. It appears that someone hacked into the database that runs the site and changed some passwords, and corrupted some data. I think most of these issues have been resolved, but usually these things come in waves, so I wouldn't be surprised to see more downtime...if that's the case, please keep checking back.
NH readers might be interested in this event tomorrow: COMCAST & COMCAST SPORTSNET TO AUDITION PORTSMOUTH YOUTH FOR CELTICS TELECAST AT NEW HEIGHTS – ADVENTURES FOR TEENS Mike Zhe to Host Media Workshop Prior to Auditions WHAT: Comcast and Comcast SportsNet will bring the 2008-2009 FanCaster Tour to the Portsmouth New Heights Center on Tuesday, … Continue reading CSN Auditioning Portsmouth Youths Tomorrow
A few links while still shaking my head in amazement over Randy Cross exclaiming "Now the Patriots will have a taste of what Mike Holmgren and the Seahawks have dealt with this season" when Mike Vrabel was slow to get up after a play in the first half yesterday. Sure, the Seahawks have had a … Continue reading Monday Wrap
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