Welcome, July. You’ve got to be better than April, May and June, right? You’re the only month out of the year that doesn’t have an NHIAA sanctioned high school event or organized full high school team practice. Yet you’re the best month out of the year in terms of weather. And as ...
One inning of baseball at London Stadium conjured two thoughts: The pitchers will do plenty of whining about the mound’s imperfections. The seats between the foul poles make the Oakland Coliseum look cozy. Before Rick Porcello tossed potentially the worst “third-of-an-inning” in his ...
Here are some final June tids to toss on the grill and turn into bits as we not only head into July but head into that zany NHL and NBA free agency period that begins on Sunday and Monday: Don't look now, but the Nashua American Legion Post #124 baseball team is off to a flying District B ...
The United States Women’s Soccer Team probably invited all this attention, this spotlight, all this heat, if you will. Good for them. If a soccer team can do anything to even the playing field on this planet for women everywhere, I’m behind them every step of the way. Paced by the ...
In a sport replete with stories of success and failure, in which a handful of bad outings could doom your career before it ever really has a chance to get off the ground, Bob Cain would one day found himself in the role of straight man. A left-handed pitcher, Cain was the No. 2 starter for ...
Warning: A back-in-the-day argument is bubbling to the surface. Anyone who is not inclined to endure an old grouch climbing onto his soap box should move along. The objection in question is the increasing use of video replay to determine if an official is right or wrong with the call he or ...
