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Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Tuesday Links

BOSTON - OCTOBER 23: Matt Hunwick  of the Boston Bruins skates against the New York Rangers at the TD Garden on October 23, 2010 in Boston, Massachusetts. The Rangers won 3-2. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)

There shall be no mention of Derek Anderson on this website, that's our Tuesday guarantee!

Pucks
Matt Hunwick, we hardly knew ye: Hunwick traded to the Avs for BU alum Colby Cohen.

The move for Cohen was all about the impending return of Marc Savard.

The Bruins still have moves to make, as Peter Chiarelli looks to shake up the struggling team.

The Maineiacs are back in action tonight.

Football
No idea who Darrelle Revis might cover this week, but we do know one thing, the Jets are going to win (Revis said so, so it must be true).

Jeff Howe from NESN has the rest of the Patriots news you need to know. (No mention of Tom Brady needing hairplugs, either)

Hot Stove
The Yankees are looking to restart talks with Derek Jeter. (No, he won't be coming to Boston, as much as Shaughnessy wants it to happen)

Monday, November 29, 2010

The CMSB: Monday Links

BOSTON - OCTOBER 23: Tuukka Rask  of the Boston Bruins skates during warmups before the game against the New York Rangers at the TD Garden on October 23, 2010 in Boston, Massachusetts. The Rangers won 3-2. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)


Pucks
Tuukka Rask got little support from his teammates in Sunday's loss to Atlanta.

Former Bruins coach Craig Ramsay had a pretty good scouting report for Sunday's game.

The Pirates knocked off the baby Bruins.

The Fournier brothers joined us Saturday to talk Maineiacs hockey.

Kirill Kabonov got to square off against his former team Friday night.

Football
Josh McDaniels is trying to drag the Patriots into Spygate II.

Hoops
The UMaine women fell at the Dead River Classic.

Baseball
Nick Cafardo compares the Red Sox off-season plan to Detroit's.

Friday, November 26, 2010

Black Friday Links

DETROIT - NOVEMBER 25: Devin McCourty  of the New England Patriots celebrates a fourth quarter interception with James Sanders  and Darius Butler  while playing the Detroit Lions on November 25, 2010 at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan. New England won the game 45-24. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)
Devin McCourty: Doesn't suck

Football
Deering knocked off Portland in the Turkey Day Classic.

The Patriots exploded for 35 points in the second half to blow out the Lions 45-24.

Wes Welker and Deion Branch are finding their groove (cue sarcasm: HOW ARE THEY DOING THIS WITHOUT MOSS????).

Who's up next for the Patriots? You know who's up next.

Hoops
Chad Finn talks Celtics.

Avery Bradley is going to be treated like most rookies under Doc Rivers.

Pucks
The Pirates are in action against Springfield at the CX4 tonight.

The Bruins have a matinee today.

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Tuesday Links

Boston Celtics forward Shaquille O'Neal leans on the ball after falling during the second half of their NBA basketball game against the Toronto Raptors in Toronto November 21, 2010.  REUTERS/Mike Cassese  (CANADA - Tags: SPORT BASKETBALL)


Hoops
The Atlanta Hawks mastery over the Boston Celtics officially reached it's end last night.

Hockey
The Bruins stunk out loud last night, and face-offs were a big problem.

Baseball
The Red Sox may offer salary arbitration to Jason Varitek today.

David Ortiz announced "He's going to play hard" in 2011. Wouldn't this actually be news if it was JD Drew who announced that?

Football
Jeff Howe and Ian Rapoport have you covered on all the Patriots news that matters, including Stephen Gostkowski being placed on IR.

Monday, November 22, 2010

Monday: Where Peyton being Peyton Happens

FOXBORO, MA - NOVERMBER 21: James Sanders  of the New England Patriots reacts to fans upon running onto the field before a game against the Indianapolis Colts looks on at Gillette Stadium on November 21, 2010 in Foxboro, Massachusetts. The Patriots won 31-28. (Photo by Jim Rogash/Getty Images)
This is called "Fore-Shadowing"


Football
The Patriots were rude guests to the Colts, thwarting another Peyton Manning comeback and winning 31-28.

Danny Woodhead continues to rush his way into the hearts of Patriots fans.

Jermaine Cunningham's pressure on the Colts' final offensive play helped to seal it for the good guys.

They keep trying to replace James Sanders, but he keeps being in the right place at the right time.

Mike Reiss hauls out the report card.

The Maine Black Bears fell in their season finale on Saturday.

Mountain Valley's Christian Durland got some more hardware over the weekend.

Championship Saturday was a rousing success, feel free to check out Maine State Championships and relive the magic over and over again. The Audio is posted from each game. (the sideline reporter was AWESOME this year, if I do say so)

Hockey
The UMaine Black Bears got swept by the BC Eagles over the weekend.

The Pirates split on the weekend, winning Saturday night and falling on the road yesterday.

The Maineiacs saw their winning streak snapped.

Hoops
Could the Red Claws be on the move at some point?

Rajon Rondo sat-out and the Celtics slogged there way through a loss to an inferior and under-manned Raptors squad.

The Red Claws avenged a Friday loss to Austin on Saturday night.

Baseball
Ryan Westmoreland was at the Pats/Colts game yesterday, and Brian MacPherson from the ProJo caught up with him.

Friday, November 19, 2010

Tuukka Time Friday Links

MONTREAL- SEPTEMBER 22: Tuukka Rask  of the Boston Bruins stretches out to stop the puck during an NHL pre-season game against the Montreal Canadiens at the Bell Centre on September 22, 2010 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The Bruins defeated the Canadiens 4-2. (Photo by Richard Wolowicz/Getty Images)


Hockey
The Bruins finally played well in front of Tuukka Rask, and they took care of the Florida Panthers 4-0.

Marc Savard is close to returning.

Shockingly (sarcasm alert!), Gary Bettman has come to the defense of Colin Campbell.

Dale Tallon and Jack Edwards had a conversation on the press level last night.

Hoops
Stephan Lasme had surgery yesterday and may not play with the Red Claws this season.

The Celtics would have drafted the train wreck that is Greg Oden.

Football
The Patriots news you need from our Weekend Warm-Up Patriots insiders Jeff Howe from NESN and Ian Rapoport from the Boston Herald.

High School
For coverage of this weekend's Maine State High School Football Championships (brought to you by Messer Truck Equipment)head over to Maine State Championships.

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Thursday Too Busy With Production Work to Do Links

Boston Celtics center Shaquille O'Neal (L) and forward Kevin Garnett laugh while watching the video board during a time out in the second half of their NBA basketball game against the Washington Wizards in Boston, Massachusetts November 17, 2010.  REUTERS/Brian Snyder  (UNITED STATES - Tags: SPORT BASKETBALL)


Plenty of reason for the Celtics to laugh last night.

Hoops
KG and Shaq had plenty to smile about last night as the Celtics hammered the Wizards 114-83.

Delonte returned.

Bill Russell is going to be award the Medal of Freedom.

Hockey
The Bruins escaped New York with a win at MSG.

Tim Thomas played well once again.

Baseball
The Daily Boxscores is keeping track of all the Red Sox hot stove stuff.

Football
The Patriots news you need from our Weekend Warm-Up Patriots insiders Jeff Howe from NESN and Ian Rapoport from the Boston Herald.

Maine State High School Football Championships
We have EXTREMELY LIMITED ad space available for our radio broadcast of the Maine State High School Football Championships this Saturday (presented by Messer Truck Equipment) on 96.3 The Big Jab and online at TheBigJab.com. E-Mail us below for what we have left and get in on this huge event now!

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Wednesday "Halfway to Championship Saturday" Links

Arizona Diamondbacks' Justin Upton hits a single against the New York Yankees in the first inning of their MLB interleague baseball game in Phoenix, June 23, 2010. REUTERS/Joshua Lott (UNITED STATES - Tags: SPORT BASEBALL)
Just how much do the Sox covet Justin Upton?

BASEBALL
With John Buck of the catching market, Sox apparently comfortable with Salty.

Sox not making moves for moves sake.

Some say Sox interested in Upton, Edes says no.

FOOTBALL
Colts pass rushers very strong, Pats offensive line to be busy.

Patriots Legends Ball takes place.

Terelle Suggs won't let Spygate go..moron!

Pats release Shawn Crable.

Will the Pats blitz Manning?

HOCKEY
Etienne Brodeur named Pine Tree Pucks Player of the Week again.

Our Pal Joe Haggerty has some strong words for Colin Campbell.

Krejci and Boychuk return in sight

BASKETBALL
Glen Davis has stepped up his game.

Perk on the mend.

Doc after practice yesterday.

LOCAL

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Tuesday Sleep-in Links

BOSTON - NOVEMBER 15: Patrice Bergeron  of the Boston Bruins looks to pass in the first period against the New Jersey Devils on November 15, 2010 at the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)


Hockey
The Bruins had their way with Martin Brodeur and the Devils last night.

Colin Campbell doesn't like Marc Savard? You don't say.

Johnny Boychuk could returns as early as Wednesday

Krejci on track?

Football
Our Weekend Warm-Up Insiders Jeff Howe from NESN and Ian Rapoport from the Boston Herald have you covered on all the Patriots news that matters.

Baseball
The Daily Boxscores will be keeping track of the Red Sox rumor mill each day.

High School Football Championships
Four of the six coaches involved this Saturday's Maine State High School Football Championships (brought to you by Messer Truck Equipment) have been interviewed. Check it out at Maine State Championships.

Hoops
The Red Claws won their pre-season opener.


Monday, November 15, 2010

Monday, Where We All Point and Laugh at Pittsburgh

New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick walks the sidelines in the fourth quarter of their NFL football game against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, November 14, 2010. REUTERS/ Jason Cohn (UNITED STATES - Tags: SPORT FOOTBALL)
Bill Belichick is bubbling with enthusiasm on the sidelines of last night's Patriots win


Football
Let me clear my throat for just a second here....OK, I'm ready. I TOLD YOU THIS WAS GOING TO HAPPEN! The Patriots go to Heinz Field and leave much more than ketchup in their wake, blasting the Steelers 39-26.

5 sacks on Ben Roethlisberger? New defensive sets? Just another night covering the Patriots for Ian Rapoport.

Jeff Howe makes a great point: The team leaves Pittsburgh without major injuries.

Tom Brady was fired up in this one.

Baseball
The hot stove is warming up. DeMarlo Hale is not a finalist for the Mets job.

Nick Cafardo breaks down possible trade targets.

Michael Silverman talks about the Red Sox approach to the off-season.

Hockey
UMaine hockey swept Northeastern over the weekend.

The Pirates knocked off Albany.

The Sabres signed David Leggio to a deal.

The Maineiacs win their 8th straight.

High School
For coverage of this weekend's Maine State High School Football Championships (brought to you by Messer Truck Equipment)head over to Maine State Championships.

For the best high school sports coverage in the state straight from the source, check out Michael Hoffer at The Forecaster, the new Sun Journal Varsity, the Bangor Daily News and MBR.Org.

Friday, November 12, 2010

Friday Links



Hockey
The Bruins followed up a big win in Pittsburgh with a stinker at home against the Habs.

Is Tuukka losing his confidence?

The back-to-backs didn't help the Bruins in this one.

Who was the angry Bruins fan who vandalized a bathroom?

Portland Pirates junior hockey star Oliver Wahlstrom returned to NESN.

Basketball
The Heat Index is almost at freezing, as the Celtics take their talents to South beach and knock off the Heat 112-107.

Ray Allen had a monster night on both ends on the floor.

Jermaine O'Neal is looking for a second opinion.

Rondo. That is all.

Baseball
Adrian Beltre is the hot, single girl before the prom. He's also a Silver Slugger winner.

Football
UMaine head coach Jack Cosgrove spoke out on the David Hood situation.

Jeff Howe and Ian Rapoport have you covered on all the Patriots news that matters, including Stephen Gostkowski being placed on IR.

Matty appeared in the Boston Herald and the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review yesterday, check them both out.

High School
We'll be streaming Deering at Cheverus right here on the CMSB Saturday at 12:30.

For the best high school sports coverage in the state straight from the source, check out Michael Hoffer at The Forecaster and MBR.Org. Don't forget, the 2010 Maine High School Football Championships Presented by Messer Truck Equipment, will be broadcast November 20th 2010 LIVE from Fitzpatrick Stadium in Portland.

Mainers in College
Something that might have slipped under the radar: 2008 Windham graduate Jessica Taylor, whose currently a junior at Lasell College in Newton, Mass, plays soccer the Lasell Lasers (13-3-3) just beat the Norwich University Cadets (13-7-0) this past Saturday by the score of 1-0 for the GNAC championship which earned an automatic bid to the NCAA division III soccer championships. It is the 1st time in her school's history that they have won their conference and are now headed to the NCAA’s.

They play this coming Saturday at Brandeis College against Williams College at 11 am.

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Wednesday Links: Where Nothing Happens

BOSTON - NOVEMBER 06: Mark Stuart  of the Boston Bruins and BJ Crombeen  of the St. Louis Blues fight in the second period on November 6, 2010 at the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)


No one played last night. No one. Weird.

Football
Wes Welker still doesn't trust his knee.

Shayne Graham, come on down!

Tony Massarotti thinks that a win over Pittsburgh this weekend will legitimize the Patriots as a top-tier team.

Weekend Warm-Up Patriots Insiders Ian Rapoport from the Boston Herald and Jeff Howe from NESN.Com have the rest of the Patriots news covered, including the release of long-snapper Jake Ingram.

Hockey
Matt Cooke should probably keep his head on a swivel tonight.

Baseball
Jason Varitek to Philadelphia?

Chad Finn ranks his top baseball cards of all time.

Basketball
Remember all that depth the Celtics have? It still isn't keeping the minutes down for the Big 4.

All the coverage of Red Claws media day right here.

High School
Previewing the Class C Regional Finals this weekend.

Tuesday, November 09, 2010

Tuesday: Where The Power Is Actually On

Cleveland Browns players dump a cooler of Gatorade on head coach Eric Mangini near the end of a 34-14 win against the New England Patriots on November 07, 2010 in Cleveland. UPI / David Richard Photo via Newscom


Football
The Patriots need a kicker, and amazingly, they aren't calling Scott Sisson, Tony Franklin, or Matt Bahr.

Is it possible Sunday's game was necessary for the development of this young team?

Ian Rapoport breaks down the Patriots offensive struggles.

Tom Brady joins Under Armour after his deal with Nike ends.

Hoops
The Celtics lost a tough one in Dallas.

Hockey
Etienne Brodeur was named the Pine Tree Pucks player of the week.

Justin Pelletier has a two part series on the state of the QMJHL. he also sat down with Maineiacs majority owner Mark Just.

Baseball
Pawtucket is going to need a new manager.

High School
Check out the 1st in a series of Mr. Sparky America's On Time Electrician Spark of the Game Previews.

For the best high school sports coverage in the state straight from the source, check out Michael Hoffer at The Forecaster and MBR.Org. Don't forget, the 2010 Maine High School Football Championships Presented by Messer Truck Equipment, will be broadcast November 20th 2010 LIVE from Fitzpatrick Stadium in Portland.

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Monday, November 08, 2010

Where Colt McCoy Six-Shoots the Patriots

New England quarterback Tom Brady looks up to the sky during a game against the Cleveland Browns on November 07, 2010 in Cleveland. UPI / David Richard Photo via Newscom

Nope, God didn't help you yesterday, Tom

Football
The Patriots went into Cleveland and dropped off a big Cleveland Steamer.

Offensive inconsistency was a big part in the Patriots doom.

Ben Watson was cheerful after the game.

Tom Brady thinks everyone has to improve individually, and includes himself in the mix (couldn't agree more, Tom).

Eric Mangini worked on his stand-up routine after the game.

Jeff Howe points out the warning signs for this game were in front of us all week.

Hoops
The Celtics got a win on the road.

UMaine
The Black Bears tied the Terriers at Agganis Saturday night.

The football team fell against UMass.

Women's hoops came back to win an exhibition.

Hockey
David Krejci will be out at least a week with a concussion.

Thursday, November 04, 2010

20k Links

Boston Celtics forward Paul Pierce reacts in the fourth quarter  during Game 5 of the 2010 NBA Finals basketball series in Boston, Massachusetts, June 13, 2010. REUTERS/Mike Segar (UNITED STATES - Tags: SPORT BASKETBALL)


Hoops
Paul Pierce reached the 20,000 point plateau in the Celtics 105-102 win over Milwaukee.

Did KG cross a line or is Charlie Villanueva breaking a code?

Hockey
The Portland Pirates lost a tough one in Charlotte.

The Maineiacs fared much better, knocking off Patrick Roy's Remparts.

The Bruins hammered the Sabres in Buffalo.

Football
For all the news on the Patriots, check out our Weekend Warm-Up insiders: Ian Rapoport from the Boston Herald and Jeff Howe from NESN.

Baseball
Jose Iglesias and Ryan Lavarnway are getting some recognition.

David Ortiz has nothing to report on the option front.

Adrian Beltre predictably turned down his option.

High School
For the best high school sports coverage in the state straight from the source, check out Michael Hoffer at The Forecaster and MBR.Org. Don't forget, the 2010 Maine High School Football Championships Presented by Messer Truck Equipment, will be broadcast November 20th 2010 LIVE from Fitzpatrick Stadium in Portland.

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Wednesday, November 03, 2010

The Day After Links

Boston Celtics guard Rajon Rondo (L) drives to the basket against Miami Heat guard Eddie House in the fourth quarter of their NBA basketball game in Boston, Massachusetts October 26, 2010.  REUTERS/Brian Snyder  (UNITED STATES - Tags: SPORT BASKETBALL IMAGES OF THE DAY)
Rondo, pictured against the Heat, dished 17 assists en-route to 109-86 win over Pistons

BASKETBALL
The Boston Celtics and Rajon Rondo's 17 assists made quick work of the Detroit Pistons, beating them 109 - 86

Shaq did not make the trip.

The Maine Red Claws announced their training camp roster for 2010-2011 Season.

BASEBALL
The Boston Red Sox introduced Curt Young, former Oakland A's Pitching Coach as their new Pitchingt Coach. Check out audio from the entire press conference HERE.

Ryan Lavarnway and Jose Iglesias were invited to the 2010 Arizona League All Star Game. The game will be played Saturday the 6th, and be broadcast LIVE on the MLB Network.

Reports have the Red Sox declining Bill Hall's option.

Kevin Youkilis prepares for the 2011 season at 3rd base.

FOOTBALL
Logan Mankins officially returned to the Patriots on Tuesday.

Apparently Randy Moss is asking fans where he should play next.

HOCKEY
The Portland Pirates get yet another shootout win, this time in Charlotte 4 - 3.

The Lewiston MAINEiacs return for a home game tonight against Quebec.

Danny Picard previews the Bruins/Sabres tilt.

Ryan Miller may miss this weeks game against the Bruins.

Tim Thomas earns NHL's 2nd Star Award for October

University of Maine Black Bears Forward Spencer Abbott named Hockey East Player of the Month for October.

LOCAL
Biddeford voters might have saved harness racing in the state.

HIGH SCHOOL
For the best high school sports coverage in the state straight from the source, check out Michael Hoffer at The Forecaster, the new Sun Journal Varsity, the Bangor Daily News and MBR.Org.

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Tuesday, November 02, 2010

Logan's Run Links

San Francisco Giants' Edgar Renteria of Colombia holds the championship trophy after they defeated the Texas Rangers in Major League Baseball's World Series in Arlington, Texas, November 1, 2010.  REUTERS/Mike Segar (UNITED STATES - Tags: SPORT BASEBALL)


Baseball
The San Francisco Giants won the World Series last night.

Former Portland Sea Dog Edgar Renteria won the World Series MVP, which is a far cry from when he was dumped by the Red Sox.

Theo Epstein was right, pitching and defense would win the 2010 world championship. It just so happened that the team who did it was 3000 miles away.

Football
Logan Mankins is reporting to the Patriots today.

The Randy Moss deal is looking better and better.

Ian Rapoport and Jeff Howe give you the rest of the Patriots news you need.

Hoops
The Maine Red Claws had their draft last night, check out this handy guide from Jeff to see who they got.

Pucks
Jimmy Howard looks like he might be back Wednesday.

High School
For the best high school sports coverage in the state straight from the source, check out Michael Hoffer at The Forecaster and MBR.Org. Don't forget, the 2010 Maine High School Football Championships Presented by Messer Truck Equipment, will be broadcast November 20th 2010 LIVE from Fitzpatrick Stadium in Portland.

Monday, November 01, 2010

Monday: No Moss


Football
Randy Moss came to town. Brett Favre came to town. The Patriots sent one home with one catch and the other with 8 stitches and won 28-18.

Ben-Jarvus Green-Ellis turned it on in the second half.

Brandon Tate finally had his breakout receiving game.

Nuggets of info from Ian Rapoport: How the Pats held Moss down and how the Patriots currently have the best record in the NFL.

Randy Moss misses the hell out of the Patriots.

Cape Elizabeth and Falmouth won the coin flip to get into the Western Class B playoffs. Falmouth heads to Mountain Valley, and Cape plays at Wells. Check out the updated brackets right here.

Hoops
UMaine hoops beat Husson in exhibition action.

Shaq missed practice with a knee bruise.

Jermaine O'Neal returned to practice.

Hockey
The Pirates got a crazy win over Norfolk Saturday night.

Lewiston knocked off Drummondville over the weekend.

The Black Bears knocked off the Catamounts over the weekend.

High School
For the best high school sports coverage in the state straight from the source, check out Michael Hoffer at The Forecaster and MBR.Org. Don't forget, the 2010 Maine High School Football Championships Presented by Messer Truck Equipment, will be broadcast November 20th 2010 LIVE from Fitzpatrick Stadium in Portland.

Friday, October 29, 2010

Friday Night: High School Football Playoff Weekend



High School
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For the best high school sports coverage in the state straight from the source, check out Michael Hoffer at The Forecaster, the new Sun Journal Varsity, the Bangor Daily News and MBR.Org.

Hockey
The Maineiacs acquired Kirill Kabonov, a 2010 draft pick of the New York Islanders, on Thursday.

Tim Thomas is still on fire.

Bruins fans thanked Phil Kessel last night, and it wasn't for his service for when he played in Boston.

Milt Schmidt was honored before the game.

Tyler Seguin is staying in Boston.

Jimmy Howard has been shelved for back spasms.

Nathan Horton squared off against Dion Phaneuf last night.

Football
Ian Rapoport breaks down Randy Moss prop bets, tells everyone to tap their breaks on praise of the rookies, and more on the Rap Sheet.

NESN.com's Jeff Howe breaks down how Deion Branch lobbied for a trade back to New England and more.

Concerns about Randy Moss helping the Vikes stop the Pats Offense?

Baseball
Juan Carlos Linares is doing well in the Arizona Fall League.

Tim Wakefield won the Roberto Clemente Award.

Former Sea Dog David Murphy went 0-3 with a walk in the Rangers 9-0 loss to the Giants in game 2 of the World Series. They resume the series Saturday for game 3.

Hoops
The Celtics are in action tonight against the Knicks.

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Thursday Links: Where They Lose to the Cavaliers

Boston Celtics Rajon Rondo (L) makes a move to the basket around Cleveland Cavaliers Daniel Gibson (1) during the first half of their NBA game in Cleveland, Ohio October 27, 2010.   REUTERS/Aaron Josefczyk (UNITED STATES - Tags: SPORT BASKETBALL)

BASKETBALL
The Boston Celtics followed up a huge win Tuesday, with a crappy loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers 95-87.

HOCKEY
Will Seguin stay or be sent back to the juniors?

The Lewiston MAINEiacs got another road win (6-2-0-2 on raod this year), this time 4 - 2 against the Rimouski Oceanic.

Luke Adam was sent back to Portland after his NHL debut in Philadelphia Tuesday night.

Cam Neely wins Lester Patrick Award.

Milt Schmidt will be honored by the Bruins tonight.

FOOTBALL
Randy Moss preps Vikings for Patriots schemes.

Brett Favre says he will play against the Pats.

Weekend Warm Up pal Jeff Howe says Brad Childress digs his hole deeper after mentioning Patriots SpyGate.

Tom Curran's take on Childress and his SpyGate ressurection.

Lots of bodies missing practice Wednesday.

BASEBALL
Hey, did you know the Red Sox want to move the right field fence in? If you didn't, now you do, and it has been approved.

Do you remember where you were 6 years ago..do you remember what you were doing and what you were saying on the radio at 6:14 AM...with no dump button..oh sorry, that's for Shoe. It was 6 years ago last night that prayers were answered.

LOCAL
For the best high school sports coverage in the state straight from the source, check out Michael Hoffer at The Forecaster and MBR.Org. Don't forget, the 2010 Maine High School Football Championships Presented by Messer Truck Equipment, will be broadcast November 20th 2010 LIVE from Fitzpatrick Stadium in Portland.

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