You wouldn't be wrong to take Atlanta's Falcons right now, but I'll still take Springfield's.
Just sitting and wondering if the NHL can save its Winter Classic.
You take Tony Romo. I’ll take Sergio Romo.
Let’s get it right this time: Our Falcons play at home Friday against Hershey, at Hartford on Sunday.
Ready for the UMass-Northern Illinois rivalry?
News item: Patriots play in London, win 45-7. Give The Republican’s headline writer an award for “TDs and crumpets.”
Oh-oh. Here comes Jimmie Johnson.
Happy 63rd birthday, Mickey Rivers.
If there were any Liberty fans in New England, New York just alienated them.
Those Falcons from Atlanta are doing all right, too.
What? Roger Federer finally lost in his hometown?
Tim Lincecum as a reliever – wow.
Say hello to Bill Laimbeer, new coach of the WNBA’s New York Liberty.
Ye Olde Handicapper’s streak ended, but the Breeders’ Cup awaits.
Hats off to AIC’s Northeast-10 women’s soccer champs.
One tough welterweight – Luis Carlos Abregu (34-1).
Who is Anthony Salvucci? Springfield College’s championship cross country runner.
No doubt about it, the Fighting Irish are back.
Gotta love an auto race called the Vampire 100.
How’s it going, Gang Green?
Number of the week: .170 (Average for Detroit cleanup hitter Prince Fielder in the World Series).
Revolution 1, Impact 0. An upbeat season finale for coach Jay Heaps.
You’re getting old if you saw Jerry Skypeck at QB for Chicopee.
“Authors Night” at the Bing has been rescheduled for Nov. 12.
Finally looking better, BC.
Venus the Labrador retriever can bark and sneeze at the same time.
News item: Bogey on 18th keeps pro Nick Watney from shooting 59. Guinness says the record is 58, shared by Shigeki Maruyama and Ryo Ishikawa of Japan.
Grandpa said farewell to Smith College volleyball – until 2013.
Honk if you ran in the Tip-Off Classic road race.
Holyoke youth rowing, anyone?
Let’s hear it for the Peterborough Petes.
At local golf courses, it’s Halloween scramble time.
Bring back “Your Show of Shows.”
Add Zig Geno (pro stock driver) to my list of all-time favorite sports names.
Where have you gone, Bob Schnelker?
Garry Brown can be reached at geeman1918@yahoo.com