Ye Olde Handicapper is calling the NBA's Atlantic Division race.
Just sitting and wondering if our Armor can bring a championship to Basketball City.
Here’s hoping Rob Riley returns as Falcons coach next season.
You’re a true shotmaker, Bubba Watson.
Happy 100th birthday, dear Fenway.
News item: Chicopee’s Scott Barnes pitches to no-decision in first start for AAA Columbus Clippers. Six innings, one run, seven Ks.
Barry Almeida at BC: Two NCAA hockey titles in three years.
Yes, the All-American Red Heads played here.
Bruins over the Caps? In five games.
So long, Sixers. The Celtics are pulling away.
Gemologist, Ye Olde Handicapper thanks you.
Hats off to “Cannella’s Gorillas.”
You’re a coaching wonder, Dan Dulchinos.
So now New York has Metsmania to replace Linsanity.
Farewell, Mike Wallace. Nobody did it better.
John Isner’s a Davis Cup winner for his Uncle Sam.
Looking good in pinstripes, Andruw Jones.
Number of the week: 2 (Louis Oosthuizen’s score Sunday on Augusta National’s second hole).
You’re getting old if you saw Freddy Lewis sprint for Tech.
For Serena Williams, a week of power tennis.
Hottest team in Western Mass.? SC men’s volleyball, winning 27 of its last 28.
Whatever happened to Manchester City?
Beware of the Jersey Devils at playoff time.
Let’s hear it for the Western Mass. Intensity.
Venus the Labrador retriever needs kitchen policing.
News item: NASCAR drivers hit 215 mph while testing tires at repaved Michigan International Speedway. Fast, or too fast?
Grandpa roots for Hurricane Amherst.
Wow – the Tee Party is 66 years old.
Add Cal Clutterbuck (Minnesota Wild) to my list of all-time favorite sports names.
Honk if you miss “Spenser: For Hire.”
Springfield Hockey Heritage Society, anyone? (Call 650-7447).
Bring on the Farrelly brothers’ version of “The Three Stooges.”
Here comes the Big Cheese 5K (Athol, Saturday, 9:30 a.m.).
Where have you gone, Peaches Bartkowicz?
Garry Brown can be reached at geeman1918@yahoo.com