The Kings used to be the Royals and might become the SuperSonics. Try to keep up.
Just sitting and wondering if our Falcons can regain their scoring touch.
You take the 49ers offense. I’ll take the Ravens defense.
One price of the lockout – three games in four nights for the Bruins.
Rajon Rondo? Yes, that really hurts.
News item: Pedro Martinez says his role as Red Sox “special assistant” remains undefined. How about as No. 4 starter?
It sure would be nice to see this guy back on the mound in Boston.
By the way, that’s former UMass captain Clarence Brooks (1972) coaching Baltimore’s defensive line.
Had enough Armor-Red Claws games?
Hats off to all who took “The Penguin Plunge” at Hampton Ponds.
Watch it, Minutemen. Here come the BU Terriers.
Did you know the Sacramento Kings used to be the Rochester Royals?
Alas, Ye Olde Handicapper got blindsided by Itsmyluckyday.
Very impressive start for Coach Q’s Chicago Blackhawks.
On the basketball court, AIC’s Krista Ferrentino specializes in double-doubles.
Ready for those Golden Gloves finals? (Thursday, 6 p.m., The Log Cabin).
Happy 75th birthday, Boris Spassky.
Coming up Feb. 14 – Daytona Speedweeks.
The American Hockey League Hall of Fame now has 34 members, nine with Springfield ties.
Novak Djokovic’s theme song: “Still the One.”
Number of the week: 93 (Total rushing yardage in Pro Bowl, won by NFC over AFC 62-35).
Coming Feb. 8-9 – Cathedral’s alumni hockey weekend.
Who is Scott Pruett? Five-time winner of the Rolex 24.
Nice victory by Williams over No. 3 Middlebury in men’s hoop.
You’re getting old if you saw Larry Wentzel average 24.4 points per game for Hopkins Academy.
Venus the Labrador retriever has excellent jaw-eye coordination.
News item: Ted Ligety of U.S. misses gate and fails to finish downhill race at Kitzbühel, Austria. So it goes on the World Cup skiing trail.
Grandpa loves that old-time rock ’n’ roll.
3-on-3 basketball, anyone? (Springfield Y, Feb. 2-March 2).
Farewell, Gussie Moran. You gave Wimbledon a new look.
Add junior soccer player Brooklyn Beckham (David’s son) to my list of all-time favorite sports names.
Let’s hear it for the Kingston Frontenacs.
Gotta love LL Cool J in “NCIS: Los Angeles.”
Where have you gone, Ernie Vandeweghe?
Garry Brown can be reached at geeman1918@yahoo.com