A golden Eagle in ‘07-08
The worst season of the last decade for the Boston College men’s basketball team turned out to be financially golden for coach Al Skinner.
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A run for his money
Standing in his kitchen, an agitated Mike Gill said he doesn’t want his new hometown listed in the newspaper because he has received multiple death threats.
La Russa still mover, shaker
Some four hours before game time, I was sitting in the Comiskey Park visitors dugout chatting baseball with Don Zimmer and Walter Hriniak. We were somewhat amused to see a newly-appointed White Sox coach practicing the art of hitting popups with the fungo bat, a chore he’d be inheriting that evening when the White Sox would …
Patriots host TE Crumpler
The Patriots are hosting veteran tight end Alge Crumper today, according to league sources. The team has to find someone…
It was Canada at its best
It began with a horrifying fatal accident on a controversial sheet of ice and it ended in Canadian ecstasy on a far friendlier sheet of ice.
Making it on her own
AMHERST – The windchill made the temperature feel like zero the morning of Jan. 30, but the University of Massachusetts Minutewomen persevered, shivering on the football field at McGuirk Stadium while practicing for their upcoming lacrosse season. One very famous parent showed up, too.
Making it on her own
AMHERST – The windchill made the temperature feel like zero the morning of Jan. 30, but the University of Massachusetts Minutewomen persevered, shivering on the football field at McGuirk Stadium while practicing for their upcoming lacrosse season. One very famous parent showed up, too.
Excitement slightly raised by Red Sox mound pair
SARASOTA, Fla. – This is the fun part of spring baseball, isn’t it? Watching two outstanding young pitching prospects who could become big performers in an impressive rotation for years to come.
Grapefruit juice seems a little bland
FORT MYERS, Fla. – Maybe it’s because the weather has been abysmal in southwest Florida for the early part of this spring training.
Phillies are really getting into that Halladay spirit
Roger Clemens used to keep detailed notes on umpires, situations, hitters, and anything you could possibly imagine. After pitching in a spring training game, he’d go to the bullpen and simulate another one, then he’d work out again.