Gary Thorne
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College sports, football in particular, are big business. more
We are in the midst of the financial revolution, nationally and around the world. Add this to the Enlightenment, the Industrial, the Informational and all the other revolutions that have reshaped … more
It’s time for the annual Thorns and Roses presentations. We seek to leave the year on an up note, so the Thorns first. more
Hey, Santa, is there anything left in that major league baseball bag of money for free-agent signings? more
So, buy a book. It’s really OK to do that — for yourself or to fill out that Christmas list. more
The Red Sox can only hope the expected signing of 22-year-old Junichi Tazawa from Japan will be as good as the one that brought them Daisuke Matsuzaka. more
There is one MLB manager’s job still open and that is with the Seattle Mariners. more
It will go mostly unnoticed by fans in the aftermath of the Red Sox season, but Boston has lost a good man. John Blake, Sox vice president for media relations since 2006, is headed back to the Texas Rangers where he spent 20 of his 29 years in major league baseball working in a similar capacity. more
It’s not nice to fool with the baseball gods. That's a small “g,” since these gods come in many shapes and sizes and are often times found in the minds of players, who sometimes fancy … more
The loyal opposition for the Red Sox will come from the Tampa Rays in the ALCS. As Sox players and fans have come to learn from the regular-season meetings, this is a very good, confident and balanced Rays team. more
The Red Sox will go to the playoffs as a favorite because the postseason necessities are in their clubhouse. John Lester’s start against the Indians last week is an even more favorable sign for … more
The Yankees played their final game at Yankee Stadium Sunday night. It was marked with pomp and circumstance and a lot of former Yankees on hand. more
The search for the ultimate truth goes on. In the meantime, the magic formula to predict the World Series champ continues to be as elusive as lipstick on a pig. more
Just who watches all this stuff is a question worth pondering. “All this stuff” is the volume of sports on television. Everywhere and all the time is now a given in TV sports, and there is more on the way. more
Red Sox fans may have a hard time understanding this. Tampa Bay is the biggest story in Major League Baseball this year. They are on their way to the postseason and are having one of the greatest … more
This is a story on the back burner. Foods on the back burner tend to simmer and get heavy. In the 2004 NHL season, Todd Bertuzzi, a player with Vancouver at the time, hit opponent Steve Moore in … more
Once upon a time, there was a Wild West rancher. He owned the biggest spread this side of the biggest body of water around. more
It was 5 p.m. on Tuesday and Paul Byrd, now of the Boston Red Sox, sat in the Cleveland dugout, his head still spinning. more
This is about a day in the life of Manny being Manny and the people who cover his saga in the press. Manny is Manny Ramirez of the Boston Red Sox and Sunday was one of those days that provided enough press fodder for a month. more
The Goldsmith house is for sale at the top of the street, the house Dick MacPherson lived in is on the sale list and we have lost another of the Bradbury Street gang. more
 
 
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