The News Review:
- Boston sports is a lot more than a hill of beans
- Reilly leaves Sports Illustrated to join ESPN – ESPN
- Lake a two-sport same-season standout for Dux
- Sports Briefs: Federer falls in Madrid final
Boston sports is a lot more than a hill of beans
MSNBC – Oct 22, 2007
?I hope we don?t have bandwagon fans that just want to follow along and just want to be winners? said Paul Hutchinson as he walked through Boston Common on Monday. ?I hope the folks that want to be Red Sox fans are Red Sox fans because they like the opera of it all. ?There is plenty of uplifting music in Boston these days ? from the Red Sox to the Patriots to the Celtics to Boston College. Granted the Patriots and Red Sox are no strangers to good times of late but it?s been more than two decades since Boston has had this much to cheer about:Story continues below ?advertisement |.
Reilly leaves Sports Illustrated to join ESPN – ESPN
ESPN – Oct 22, 2007
– Rick Reilly is joining ESPN to write a back-page column for ESPN The Magazine write for ESPN. com and contribute essays to ESPN television coverage. Reilly who wrote for Sports Illustrated for 22 years will join ESPN on June 1 2008. Reilly will write bi-weekly for ESPN The Magazine and ESPN.
Lake a two-sport same-season standout for Dux
mlive.com – Oct 22, 2007
Last Friday Trevor Lake scored two touchdowns and helped lead the Zeeland West football team to a win and a 9-0 regular season record. Earlier in the day while his teammates were in class Lake was with other teammates — the Dux tennis team — playing first singles at the state finals in Kalamazoo losing a hard-fought match to a player from Spring Lake at first singles. All in a day’s work for the senior who was one of the busier high school athletes in the area this fall. Lake made the decision to become a dual-sport athlete when the MHSAA lawsuit resulted in boys tennis being moved to the fall.
Sports Briefs: Federer falls in Madrid final
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – Pittsburgh Post Gazette – Oct 22, 2007
htm –>Sports Briefs: Federer falls in Madrid finalMonday October 22 2007From local and wire dispatchesRoger Federer should have seen it coming. One by one David Nalbandian was picking off the best that tennis has to offer. Nalbandian beat Federer 1-6 6-3 6-3 yesterday to win the Madrid Masters in Spain. On his way to the final against the world’s top-ranked player Nalbandian also defeated No. 2 Rafael Nadal and No.
