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The Sandman has returned to his old stomping grounds of Manchester, New Hampshire.

Visiting clubs hate coming to Boston, and some have even alluded to the Bruins using the situation to their advantage.

People in NH know that we have several famous people that came from here, but one that no one forgets is Victoria Arlen of Exeter.

What do you say to someone who's so dejected over a football game, you see it in their face? I don't know, but there's a list of things you shouldn't say to a Pats fan today.   1. Any sentence that includes  "Malcolm Butler" and "winning." Y...

'Are you ready for some football?' Those iconic words will once again be belted out by Hank Williams Jr. during Monday Night Football on ESPN.

It's a sad day in the sports broadcasting community and for fans of ESPN.

"You do understand, as a Boston sports fan, why the rest of us consider you guys to be really annoying?” “I guess you guys hate winning and legacy and dynasty teams.”

Nashville recording artist, 'American Idol' alum and friend of WOKQ, Ayla Brown has a very special performance tonight. She'll be singing the National Anthem before the Patriots game at Gillette Stadium!

ESPN's Ray Lewis, a man best known for being charged with the murder of two men, is saying Tom Brady is only famous because of the tuck rule. Seriously.

Yesterday, I posted a tribute to Stuart Scott by the folks on SportsCenter. Well, Rich Eisen, a former partner of Scott's, did a tribute of his own. He read sports highlights using the popular catchphrases of Stuart Scott.

Legendary sports broadcaster Stuart Scott died yesterday after a long battle with cancer.

Wow, that was one off the hook football game right there. Have you seen the highlights?

I had the pleasure of meeting ESPN's Buster Olney at a family reunion over the weekend, Buster being a friend of my in-law's. What was nice was having the opportunity to talk shop with the Baseball Tonight analyst and seeing that he genuinely loved the game. I asked him about who he thought would start in center for the Sox on Opening Day