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A warm welcome back to Harvey Woods Field

Let the record show the first pitch was thrown Saturday at 1:06 p.m. by Norwich University's Tanner Raymond. The first pitch in nearly two years at Harvey Woods Field, on the otherwise empty campus of closed Daniel Webster College. There was no ceremony, no speeches, no pomp and circumstance. ...

Once again, LeBron James loses control of massive ego

LeBron James brought his talents to Tinseltown this season and the Lakers ended up in the same ditch they occupied before he arrived. The reported consensus among his teammates is that he has often reacted like a complete jackass when one Laker or another fails to perform to his liking. He ...

Old Daniel Webster baseball field brought back by Rivier

Let the record show the first pitch was thrown Saturday at 1:06 p.m. by Norwich University’s Tanner Raymond. That is, the first pitch in nearly two years at Harvey Woods Field, on the otherwise empty campus of closed Daniel Webster College. There was no ceremony, no speeches, no pomp and ...

Some thoughts on fame as we bid March farewell

We bid the final winter month good-bye with some good ol' tids and bits as we wait now for the weather to get warm and toasty: ---- Nashua athletic director Lisa Gingras deserves a huge round of applause for her taking the lead in helping to resurrrect the Nashua Hall of Fame, and there has ...

Opening Day … what a farce

Major League Baseball Opening Day! In a word, farcical. Sorry folks, but win or lose in Seattle this weekend, I’m not digging Opening Day, baseball or the defending world champs. Seriously, I’ve been pushed to this by the money in the game and lack of any fairness. I ask you in all ...

Logic aside, Red Sox will do it again

Logic is an overrated tool when making these Opening Day predictions. Consider Opening Day, 2018. Not a soul made the completely illogical call that the Red Sox would win 108 games, then plow through the playoffs as the Yankees, Astros and Dodgers turned to dust in Boston’s wake. Now we ...