A Tale of Two Cities: Schilling's shocking discovery of New York-Boston animosity

By YankTank, Section NFL
Posted on Thu Sep 11 2008 at 2:38 AM EST
More on: Brady, Curt Schilling, Patriots, Boston, New England, New York, Yankees, Red Sox (all tags)

"Wise men speak because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something." -Plato

Curt Schilling reminds me of the generic and requisite Real World stock character: the cantankerous jackass who falsely assumes his "candor" is anything more than pathetic and offensive white noise. The guy whose audition tape sounds something like, "I dont give a $%^& what people think. I just keep it real and say what no one else will say. I'm not afraid to go there." And while he's initially embraced by the other housemates, he ultimately alienates himself from the group, leaving him with nothing left to do but self-indulgent confessionals.

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A Black Christmas for the Green?

By Bruin81, Section NBA
Posted on Thu Dec 28 2006 at 9:03 AM EST
More on: Paul, Pierce, Boston, Celtics, Injury, Solution (all tags)

by: Kyle Benson

Just when the Boston Celtics were starting to get hot, Paul Pierce got injured, for 3 weeks. The question in the minds of Boston fans is: What Now? Well the Celtics can not trade for Allen Iverson, who recently got traded to the Denver Nuggets, and there are no more than one or two star calibur players, including Pierce, on the Celtics. So what is going to happen over the next 3 long weeks? I've got the answers.

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