Patriots have division all but wrapped up, writes Travis Lazarczyk.
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Eating crow…sort of
A few weeks ago, I gave several reasons why the overly-hyped boxing match between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Conor McGregor would be the ultimate sham. A complete waste of money for anyone who bought it. I’m happy to say I was wrong. To a point. I stuck to my guns by not watching the fight […]
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The Oxford 250 needs the little guys
The race’s tradition has been built on those who win and those who just get in, Travis Barrett writes.
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What’s In A Name?
For minor league hockey in Portland there’s only one way to go, Travis Lazarczyk writes.
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Black Bears draw motivation from the wall
Small program still churns out big talent, Travis Lazarczyk writes.
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The best of times, the worst of times
Golf offers a love-hate relationship with the player, Travis Barrett writes.
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Sidelines: Nothing likable about likable
Fans use word to distance themselves from teams, Travis Lazarczyk writes
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This time, let’s calm the hype with Jordan Spieth
Now that he’s back on top, let’s enjoy Spieth’s stay, Drew Bonifant writes.
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Making a choice when none exists
WATERVILLE — Rod Stevens has been involved with youth baseball for 17 years. So when he had to make a tough decision Friday, he didn’t make it lightly. As the state Junior American Legion baseball commissioner, Stevens is in charge of the state tournament this weekend at Colby College. On Friday, Cape Elizabeth coaches assured […]
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‘The Fighter’ comes to Skowhegan
At home in Lowell, and by extension, Massachusetts, ‘Irish’ Micky Ward is a living symbol of hard work, writes Travis Lazarczyk.