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Weather or not, the pick should be the Patriots on Monday

Oh, the weather outside can be frightful, especially now that we're in December. Will the outcome Monday night for New England fans be delightful? You'll hear all sorts of theories. But the Patriots have always done well when the conditions are the worst, and they're not expected to be warm ...

Patriots-Bills: Once a Monday Night to forget may be one to remember

It was a quiet Monday night just over a year ago, three days after Christmas. A blah late December day and then a calm Monday night in Foxborough. The most traffic on Route 1 was for a holiday light show across from Gillette Stadium. Otherwise, heading to the stadium was a breeze. That's ...

Lockout? Seriously? Well, Holman will be open this spring

Did you hear the locks turning and keys thrown away all over Major League Baseball stadiums, including Fenway Park, at midnight? No, of course you didn't, and you probably really don't care. Baseball shot itself in the foot once again, but at least this time it took MLB and the Players ...

Titans learn hard way: Patriots want what’s rightfully yours

New England Patriots linebacker Matthew Judon stood at the podium in the bowels of Gillette Stadium on Sunday, looking flashy with glitter. In other words, you would've never known he had just played in a National Football League game. But you know what, that's the way things are looking for ...

They’re not Titans any longer without bruising back Henry

Remember the Titans – as they used to be. The power football team led by running back Derrick Henry that bulldozed the New England Patriots in November of 2018 in the regular season and left Gillette Stadium in January of 2020 with a Wild Card playoff win and ended Tom Brady's Patriots ...

Time Travel: Local lifters shine

NOV. 26, 1956 – “Three Nashua weightlifters representing the Nashua Young Men’s Athletic club won trophies at the Open Meet at the Boston YMCA on Saturday.” “Winning first in the 198-pound class was Ralph Raymond, who amassed a total of 870 pounds and also broke his New England press ...