Here is the scheduled programming from CSNNE for the World Series: ***Program Alert*** BOSTON’S GAME NIGHT SOURCES FOR SPORTS COVERAGE - COMCAST SPORTSNET & CSNNE.COM - LINE UP WORLD SERIES COVERAGE Former Red Sox Lou Merloni, Tony Massarotti and Gary Tanguay Anchor One-Hour Editions of Chevrolet SportsNet Central; Live from Jerry Remy’s Sports Bar and … Continue reading Comcast SportsNet Red Sox-Cardinals Coverage
The Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals will meet in the World Series for the fourth time beginning tonight at Fenway Park. While Dennis and Callahan may lament that this series "lacks color" and Dan Shaughnessy may complain about the lack of "villains" or controversy in the series, baseball fans should be treated to … Continue reading Red Sox/Cardinals Set For Fourth World Series Matchup
I think the last thing most Red Sox fans want to think about right now is Bobby Valentine. But the Globe makes him their featured story this morning, much like they went all-in on him during 2012 Spring Training and into the regular season. Leading the charge of course, is Nick Cafardo, who seems to … Continue reading Bobby V? Really?
The Red Sox will be in the World Series for the third time since 2004 as they will face the St. Louis Cardinals starting on Wednesday night. It has been a season of constant surprise - of the pleasant kind - so unlike what happened the season prior. It's a team that no one thought … Continue reading Sox In The Series, Patriots Shoved Aside
As usual, I'm sure things were very quiet in my absence. Watching and following Boston sports from 3000 miles away might actually be the best way to do it. The games are finished earlier, there's no idiotic post-game hotsportztakes and forced worries following uplifting wins, and you're not tempted to tune into sports radio to … Continue reading Playing Catch Up, Sox Closing In
It's hard to tell how well this particular New England team will perform this season. Is the defense good enough? Will the offense improve all that much? Maybe. But we know for sure that the roster the Patriots had in September will change with the frequency of the cast of "Breaking Bad." It's a tough … Continue reading Looking Back To Fill The Patriots Roster
You may have read in many places that for years Boston sportswriters "tiptoed around" the issue of racism in the Red Sox organization. Mike Passanisi found one example that might be of interest in the Boston Globe on October 3, 1954. Thanks to Mike for the submission. By Mike Passanisi The fall of 1954 was … Continue reading Guest Post – A Look At How 1950’s Boston Sportswriters Addressed Racism
The Bruins opened the 2013-14 regular season last night with a 3-1 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning. The Red Sox also look to vanquish an opponent from Tampa as they take on the Rays this afternoon in game one of the American League Divisional Series. We're entering what is likely the busiest time of … Continue reading Bruins Win Opener, Sox Set To Open ALDS
NESN has announced their plans for coverage of the Red Sox in the American League Divisional Series. Here is the release: October 3, 2013 – NESN, the official home of the Boston Red Sox, will deliver wall-to-wall Red Sox coverage across TV, web and social media throughout the playoffs. On TV, NESN will provide one-hour … Continue reading NESN’s Red Sox Playoffs Coverage Plans
Well, Patriots fans, while you were watching the "Breaking Bad" finale – and by "you" I mean "we" and by "we" I mean "I" – your New England neophytes made their way to 4-0 by securing a win at Atlanta that ended up only slightly less nerve-wracking than a visit to a myopic acupuncturist. A … Continue reading Forethoughts On Four Games: Second Quarter 2013
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