By Sterling Pingree I like to think that I read a lot. My annual reading output is about 50 books per year, with my goal always being to read a book per week. I am a very seasonal reader, meaning in this case, that I like to read books that are the most applicable to […]
NFL Training Camp is just around the corner and to preview the start of camp, Aaron Jackson, Sterling Pingree and Mark Paulette welcomed in Paul Perillo of Patriots Football Weekly to get a preview. Find out Paul’s thoughts on the Patriots schedule, positional battles in camp, which additions might not pan out and what he […]
By Aaron Jackson For this week’s Jackson 5, I’m going to give you 5 Bold Predictions for the second half of the Major League Baseball season. Before we get to that though, best to rehash what I said before the season. Got to prove my worth before you can trust me right? 5 Bold […]
By Sterling Pingree Now that we’ve broken through the All-Star break and come out on the other side, I started thinking about what I’d like to see from the Boston Red Sox in the second half of the season. The team has been uninspiring at times, frustrating at others, but beginning the second half […]
By Matthew Cunha Wednesday and Thursday are the only days in the nation with none of the four major professional sports taking place. In my book, that means that they are the worst two days of the year. Since options for this blog are limited, I think I’ll reminisce a little bit as to why […]
By Mark Paulette Look out, folks, because I’m about to ruffle some feathers with six little words. I am an Aaron Judge fan. I know, it’s blasphemous to put the word “like” or any other synonym in the same sentence as a member of the New York Yankees in these parts, but I can’t help […]
The “Quintessential American Sports Writer” Bob Ryan joined Jim Churchill, Aaron Jackson and Mark Paulette on Monday to discuss the Red Sox first half, what they need to do in the second half to maintain their lead in the American League East and what their biggest needs are. Hear Bob talk about the MLB Network […]
By Mark Paulette NFL training camps open across the country next week with all 32 teams sharing a collective goal of hoisting the Lombardi trophy on February 4th in Minneapolis, Minnesota. For many, this is simply a pipe dream. In fact, a very strong case could be made that it’s a pipe dream for 31 […]
By Aaron Jackson With Gordon Hayward now in the fold, Jae Crowder becomes incredibly expendable, both in terms of his position and perhaps in terms of his attitude. Crowder made it pretty clear last year that he wasn’t happy with the Celtics’ fans blatantly buttering up Hayward when Utah played in Boston, and now that […]
By Sterling Pingree Over the 4th of July weekend, I was quizzing myself on Red Sox trivia because that’s how I celebrate holidays, by learning the most random facts that I can. (Did you know that the only Red Sox players with 4 World Series titles are Harry Hooper and Heinie Wagner? I bet you […]
