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Jeff Howe's Celtics blog
Jeff Howe is an award-winning sportswriter who is in his second season as the lead writer on the Celtics beat for the Boston Metro.
Sports
Big East roundup: Luck of the Huskies
Five burning questions in the conference
Sports
Iverson hits the open market
Now paging Ed Stefanski. There are sure to be a few calls from area fans to the Sixers general manager, as Allen Iverson officially becomes a free agent.
Boston Sports
Time to erase fourth-and-2
The Patriots sound like they’re sick of talking about it.
Philly Sports
Wildcats gunning for national title
It’s an abundance of riches at Villanova right now.
Philly Sports
Trot always ready to fill in for Birds
As Donovan McNabb wondered aloud about where the veteran leadership was going to come from, a battle-tested linebacker stood up in the back of the locker room. Jeremiah Trotter’s role is not yet defined on this Eagles’ team, but his voice is ever present.
Boston Sports
UMass heads the crowded HEA pack
UMass sits atop Hockey East going into the weekend. But not by much.
Aging MVP Matsui is so money
Hideki Matsui stole the World Series MVP from Alex Rodriguez, who must have more issues with baseball writers than Mark McGwire. A-Rod bashed the biggest hit in both Games 3 and 4, the two Philly games that swung the series, and yet still falls short to a one-blowout wonder?
New York Sports
Yankees are worthy of world series title, their fans are not
A-Rod isn’t a choker. Charlie Manuel isn’t always an idiot savant — sometimes he’s just an idiot (see pitching to A-Rod in a tie game in the ninth inning of Game 4). And the Yankees dominate in spite of their fans. As long as we’re shattering ridiculous myths this postseason, the last point can no longer be ignored.
New York Sports
HUNTER, MLB EXPLOITING ADENHART
Is it hard to rest in peace when everyone is trying to take advantage of your death? Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart’s tragic death at the hands of a drunk driver earlier this season is getting turned into everything from a championship cause to a commercial this October. And it only figures to grow more distasteful.
New York Sports
A-ROD SHIELDED FROM FLAK
Even David Letterman is unwittingly providing Alex Rodriguez with cover.
New York Sports
NO DRAMA HERE, CROWN THE YANKEES
The Yankees are overwhelming World Series favorites everywhere but New York. Only in this area, do people fret over the supposed questions in the pitching staff and continually obsess over Alex Rodriguez in October. Everywhere else, the truth is clear: This is a dominant team that could and should roll through the postseason as easily as the ’98 Yankees. And if they put up a similar 11-2 record no one would think they overachieved.
New York Columns
Jets’ ‘D’ holds off Tennessee
NBC skips right over super mario
Up close and personable
Girardi’s greatest accomplishment
Mets botch situation like only they can
Mets fans are now most annoying in all of sports
Mets can’t hide behind Citi Field
Hooked on a Feeley
Brady forever doomed
Quit blaming the economy
New York Headlines
Adding insult to their injuries
Alex is Great in comeback
Playoff dreams fading, Jets just want full effort
Jacked up: Jets continue their free fall
5 Ways the Giants rebound
Goodbye and good riddance
Curry back, trims the fat
Rangers’ skid continues
Knicks fold in 2nd half
Burnin’ up, Devils win 6th straight
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