Is Big Papi the biggest Red Sox of all-time? I say he is. Chad Finn shared his thoughts on David Ortiz, including a first-hand account of his last regular season game at Fenway Park, and we discussed the Red Sox playoff hopes. More
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Thursdays at 2, Boston.com’s Eric Wilbur joins me to talk Patriots, presented by Cross Insurance. We talked Patriots this week, previewing their Monday night match up with the Bills, but we also discussed David Ortiz announcing his retirement at the end of the 2016 season. More
If you haven’t heard of the MyIdol app by now, don’t worry – it’ll be a distant, Internet-based fever dream inside of twenty-four hours. The free app was developed in China and, while not incredibly user-friendly to English-speaking users, allows you to superimpose the face of your choice into an avatar.
We figured we’d do our part in beating this dead horse into the ground, so without further ado, here are some of your Boston favorites like you’ve never seen them before, and hopefully never see them again. More
Hopefully you were able to strike out on your own (and not strike out … on your own) last weekend during Pre-Bar’s vacation. If not, dust off that tush and try again. We’re back with conversation topics ripe for satire, such as fake meat, selfies, and Scott Brown. So read on and good luck this weekend. More
The idea of the hometown hero in sports often comes off as rather nebulous. Fans root for the laundry, it’s a business, anyone can be dealt or cut at any time, etc. But it still stings when our favorite, long standing players wind up elsewhere. More
It was just Steve Silva and me for this particular Red Sox chat, as Chad Finn was breaking the news that Jerry Remy will be returning to the Red Sox telecast this season. Steve and I discussed Big Papi’s latest threat, Jon Lester’s “hometown discount,” and the signing of Grady Sizemore. More
I’ll never forget where I was when the Patriots began an improbable comeback victory over a Saints team they had no business beating on Sunday: outside on the porch, pacing in frustration. I was looking through the screen door occasionally, an image that my friends likened to a threatening intruder peeking in the house to case the joint. But the truth is I had given up. More