In less than three weeks, the Dennis-Yarmouth Regional School District will be hamstrung with the unenviable task of filling the shoes of a man whose … [Read more...]
One On One: Training to be the World’s Champion
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Every night for the last 10 years, along the dimly lit, paved side streets of Hyannis, the heavy thud of two human feet can sometimes be heard amidst … [Read more...]
One on One: The Man Who Built Lowell Park and the Cape League
May 29, 2015
I was lost. My girlfriend – long since, my wife -- and I had just moved to Hyannis Port from the Bronx and while my ancestral roots run deep on the … [Read more...]
Top 10 Coolest Places to Watch a Sporting Event on Cape Cod
May 19, 2015
Everyone who loves sports at virtually every level has their favorite places to take in a game or event. Some folks still can't believe the ancient, … [Read more...]
One On One: Six Decades and Counting, the Ageless Umpire
May 15, 2015
It seems like centuries ago just after World War II when he was 12 years old and pulling in a quarter share of the day’s catch working the dragging … [Read more...]
One on One: Deflated by DeflateGate
May 11, 2015
I still remember being a kid and watching This Week in Baseball with Mel Allen’s mellifluous voice casting a baseball spell over me on rainy Saturday … [Read more...]
One On One: A Legend’s Last Stand
April 25, 2015
It just doesn’t seem possible. To imagine a collegiate baseball season – or any baseball season on Cape Cod – without hearing his voice from the … [Read more...]
One on One: Trading Touchdowns for the “Thug Life”
April 15, 2015
On August 27, 2012, the New England Patriots signed then 22-year-old tight end Aaron Hernandez to a $40 million contract extension that included a … [Read more...]
One On One: Jarrett Jones, An Olympian in the Making
April 8, 2015
Take inventory of any teenager’s surroundings and you will invariably be able to make some semblance of a prediction as to that teenager’s potential … [Read more...]
One On One: There Was Light at the End of the Tunnel
April 1, 2015
Most teams at any level in any sport would have packed their suitcases, boarded a bus and headed for home. But when the Cape Cod Storm Tier II U14 … [Read more...]
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