We've Marched into April. That should be a happy time. March should have brought us a lot of memories of madness, not sadness. And we usually take that athletic inspiration into this current month when spring has sprung. Instead, all those March dates yours truly laid out for you a month ago ...
Robert Kraft, hero to New York. Huh? Yes, this COVID-19 crisis can make for strange bedfellows. Kraft, as was well publicized on Thursday, got over one million N95 masks for healthcare workers, etc. from China, flown in on the New England Patriots team plane. The Patriots owner and his son, ...
The message is clear, and it is a good one. But will it be enough? Reading colleague Tom King’s notes from the NHIAA, then catching Jamie Staton’s WMUR-TV Face Time interview with Executive Director Jeff Collins, it was reassuring to see that the kids matter. They still matter, and ...
Leave it to that whiney, rich, spoiled, avaricious Phil Mickelson to come to our sports defense. In case you missed it, Mickelson told folks via Twitter this week that a potential match-play rematch with everyone’s bogus hero Tiger Woods could be imminent. “Working on it” Mickelson ...
As these strange times continue as if we are all living a sci-fi movie for real, here are some more notes to show where playland intersects reality: First, where was Nashua's Tim Neverett, now a Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster, when the plug on baseball was pulled? He was, believe it or not, ...
As these strange times continue as if we are all living a sci-fi movie for real, here are some more notes to show where playland intersects reality: First, where was Nashua’s Tim Neverett, now a Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster, when the plug on baseball was pulled? He was, believe it or ...
