I’ll be honest, I have not paid that much attention to the proceedings in the past 140-something days of the NBA Lockout. As huge of a fan as I am of my Boston Celtics and the NBA in general, it’s been very low in my sports priority list as far as watching coverage or [...]
Recent Posts By: Sean Bakke
Nuggets Free Agent J.R. Smith injured in China
As a fan of the NBA, the last thing I want to have happen when the lockout is eventually resolved is for the league’s stars not to be able to play in the 2012 season (we can all agree there will not be a 2011-2012 season at this point, right?) due to injury. Now I [...]
Is Bobby Valentine the Red Sox owners’ choice for Manager?
I don’t know what’s been going on down on Yawkey Way for the past few weeks but seems to be taking an awfully long time to come up with a new manager for the Red Sox, hasn’t it? I mean Terry Francona left the team on September 30th. We’ve been led to believe that out [...]
Red Sox Hot Stove Update
It’s been an interesting week in Red Sox Nation. We’ve had a few more interviews in the search for the manager that will ultimately replace Terry Francona. The gate on the free agency market has been opened up and although we haven’t seen a flurry of activity yet, a significant signing that affects the Red [...]
Multiple Reports: Jonathan Papelbon signs a deal with the Phillies
Multiple sources, including Peter Abraham with the Boston Globe (who is citing a report by CSNPhilly.com insider Jim Salisbury) are reporting that Red Sox free agent closer Jonathan Papelbon has signed a four year deal with the Philadelphia Phillies. The Phillies own free agent closer Ryan Madsen, had been rumored to have signed a four year, [...]
Red Sox Hot Stove season is the best time of the year
I admit, for the past couple of weeks I’ve been a little upset at my Boston Red Sox. A historic collapse, the “mutual” separation from the manager, the GM leaving to take on a new curse and here we are in the midst of what will be one of the most heavily scrutinized off-season’s since [...]
NBA lockout talks continue to stall, more cancelled games likely
Day by day the threat that the NBA season will not resume in 2011 gets more and more real. Even with mediator George Cohen stepping in to attempt to achieve a resolution, it seems games will be cancelled through November at least. Former players from other sports are even putting in their two cents. Former [...]
Celtics forward Jeff Green expected to play in Michael Beasley’s “All-Star” game
As the NBA lockout looms on and the fate of the 2011-2012 season lay in the hands of a mediator, basketball fans are itching for some live action. Though it may be some time before we will see real NBA games that count for something, some of the stars of the league have been attempting [...]
Why I should be the next General Manager of the Boston Red Sox
With all due respect to Ben Cherington, if it is true that Theo Epstein has accepted a deal to be the new GM of the Chicago Cubs, I think I could be the next general manager of your Boston Red Sox. In all seriousness, the only thing that qualifies me professionally is that I have [...]
Celtics legend Bill Russell sues NCAA over likeness rights
According to Karen Gullo of Bloomberg, former Celtics center Bill Russell is accusing the NCAA of using his likeness to sell videos without his consent. Also named in the lawsuit is video game maker Electronic Arts, whose is accused of using Russell’s likeness in their NCAA video game within a “Tournament of Legends” feature. Apparently another [...]



