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There must be a QB out there better than Andy Dalton

Every time the leading NFL writer in the business mentions Tom Brady’s future he seems to toss in the name “Andy Dalton” as a possible replacement. Peter King’s prose about the failed Cincinnati Bengals castoff is enough to make one man who wants to see the Pats move on to the next ...

Nashua hockey showdown one worth seeing

We’re starting to hit the home stretch of the high school hoop and hockey regular seasons, so here’s a few things to consider: First, the winter Battle of the Bridge is probably the most fun series of events of the local sports year, certainly of the icy months. Why? The enclosed ...

It’s mid-February, but we can still talk football, can’t we?

These Saturday morning musings have been about football since just after Labor Day, so why not keep it that way for at least another week? So, with that in mind, here's a few football fun facts: --- Hmmm, Nick Caserio is returning to the New England Patriots after all, reportedly agreeing ...

Nashua PAL boxer Mike Fontanez comes back strong

Mike Fontanez had the ring pulled out from under him over the past year or so. Titles, trips to Nationals, even a potential OIympic shot were derailed by a torn ligament in the Nashua PAL Boxing Club sensation’s right hand. The adversity did nothing to dissuade the dream. It has just ...

Betts will end up missing Fenway Park

Floating down a lonesome stream of consciousness, wondering if Marcus Smart really hasn’t figured out the fundamental problem with NBA officiating … Before anyone considers this a surrender to the tyranny of baseball analytics, be aware that this is not a statistical defense of the Red ...

Nashua North’s Tori Conrad enjoys track triumph

We witnessed the raw power of Paul Marchand’s sprint double for Nashua South at the Division I State Indoor Track Meet on Sunday. And when Nashua North’s Rory Curran ripped up the backstretch with two laps to go in the 1500 meters, clinching his distance double, electricity surged through ...