BY KEVIN HARRIMAN Boston Sports Desk Publisher HOLLYWOOD, CA – It was a crazy night to say the least. ! I didn’t know quite what to expect from the 83rd Oscars event held last night in Hollywood. But I will say, I would never have imagined the level of excitement that the event generated. From the stars, [...]
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BOSTON SPORTS DESK AT THE OSCARS
Posted: February 28, 2011 in Academy Awards, Opinion, Professional SportsTags: Suzanne Whang, The Oscars, Tim Gunn
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BY LORI MITCHENER Boston Sports Desk Correspondent Did the hockey season end? I must have missed it between summer skills, street hockey, and Bruins camp; alas that is the life of the “rabid hockey mom” as a friend of my so affectionately refers to me. You can add coach to that title now, and [...]
BY JAKE SALTZMAN Boston Sports Desk Correspondent This is part 7 of an 8 part series in which I will examine each division within the National Football League. Last time, I took a look at the AFC North, which in 2010 is the Baltimore Ravens’ to lose. Today I’m looking at the AFC South, [...]
BY JAKE SALTZMAN Boston Sports Desk Correspondent This is part 5 of an 8 part series in which I have set out to preview each of the NFL’s 8 divisions just prior to the 2010 regular season getting underway. Last time, I looked at the NFC East, and today I’m switching conferences as I [...]
By: Mark Harriman, Editor COMMENTARY -Your humble scribe will assume that you have heard about the 17 year old high school senior at the Phillies-Cardinals game earlier this week and all of the controversy which now surrounds the incident. But if you haven’t, here’s the edited version: The offending youth called his father from the stands to [...]
IN HIS 7TH DECADE AT THE GARDEN, HE’S AS CRAZY AS EVER
Posted: March 2, 2010 in Opinion, Professional SportsBy: Mark Harriman Editor BOSTON- If you’ve ever been to an event at the old Boston Garden or its younger brother in the past 53 years, chances are Dan McMorrow helped you find your seat at some point. He’s the diminutive Irishman with the life-long crew cut, a charming smile and a quick step. And [...]
By: CJ Nadeau, Intern When the playoffs began the Nadeau crystal ball saw the Saints and Chargers taking the Super Bowl down to the wire in a replay of a Patriots-like nail biter. But my AFC pick was ruined by the New York Jets, who are currently playing with more swagger than Elvis Presley on [...]
By Mark Harriman, Editor December 22nd would have been my father’s 78th birthday. We lost him two years ago when that 200 year old oak tree was slow in getting out of his way. He survived for a short while after the accident and even joked about his condition in the emergency room, laughing at his [...]
