It's safe to say Peyton Manning's neck healed rather nicely.
Just sitting and wondering if the new year will be Super for the Pats.
Did you know that our Falcons have gone 7-1-0-0 in Sunday games?
Long, strange trip for the Armor – from Santa Cruz to Maine.
Hey, Red Sox, why Bobby Abreu?
News item: Seven coaches and five general managers fired on “Black Monday” in NFL. Job security? No such thing.
Now here's a guy who looks like he could use some home cookin'.
It’s now or never for those NHL negotiators.
Come on home, Celtics, and regroup.
UConn women’s basketball ... wow.
Ye Olde Handicapper likes a 2-year-old named Hanky Doodle.
At 1,500 meters, they can’t catch Heather Richardson.
Football fans could do without the BBVA Compass Bowl.
Minnesota 8, BC 1. What?
Yes, Peyton Manning is all the way back.
Say hello to Kazuko Ioka, king of the light flyweights.
Still going in tennis – the Harry Hopman Cup.
UMass 3, Dartmouth 2. Holiday hockey, eastern style.
A chilly tip of the hat to the L Street Brownies.
Ho-hum. Another Duke powerhouse for Mike Krzyzewski.
Look who’s back in baseball – Miguel Tejada, signing with the K.C. Royals.
Nice to see a school wrestling tourney honoring Phil Tomkiel.
Number of the week: 19,070 (Crowd which saw Rochester beat Lake Erie 4-1 in AHL game Saturday at Buffalo).
The Yankees will miss Raul Ibanez and Nick Swisher.
You’re getting old if you saw Don Graf gain ground for Holyoke in the Peanut Bowl.
Venus the Labrador retriever won’t share her chicken stick.
News item: Austria’s Hannes Reichelt and Italy’s Dominik Paris ski to dead-heat finish in World Cup downhill. With the third-placer only .01 behind.
Grandpa and family spent New Year’s Eve with “The Three Stooges.”
Happy 68th birthday, Jacques Ickx.
Add Havard Rugland (NFL kicking prospect from Norway) to my list of all-time favorite sports names.
It’ll be Youth Basketball Day at the UMass game Saturday.
Honk if you remember the Toonerville Trolley.
Let’s hear it for The Elites of Larry O’Brien basketball.
Happy New Year, Ben Cherington.
There’ll never be another E.J. Holub.
Garry Brown can be reached at geeman1918@yahoo.com