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Zero hour

Sports blotter: "Credit where credit's due" edition
Everyone knows there is a double-standard in the NFL when it comes to arrests.
By MATT TAIBBI | September 17, 2008

Balls and pucks
The best meal of my year is the breakfast a chef friend has been cooking in his home on the first Sunday morning of NFL football for the past 14 seasons.
By RICK WORMWOOD | September 10, 2008

Collective effort

So what happens next?
Making money watching Tom Brady? Sign me up!
By NEELY STEINBERG | July 02, 2008

Can the Providence schools get it together?

The answer will have a serious impact on the state’s economic future
As Rhode Island continues to struggle with budget deficits and economic development, the future of education is a piece of a large puzzle.
By IAN DONNIS | June 12, 2008

Bringing sexy back

Letters to the Boston editor, April 11, 2008
I give you serious props for listing all-time douche Roger Clemens at the number-one slot, as well as for giving Tom Cruise, Tom Brady, and other unsavories their, uh, “due.”
By BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS | April 09, 2008

Happy days

The Geography of Bliss
He eats rotten shark in Iceland, gets fried on Moroccan hash in the Netherlands, and graciously accepts a 14-inch gift penis in Bhutan.
By AMY FINCH | April 08, 2008

Our championship season

Brilliant us
This year’s New England Press Association annual awards dinner forsook the Park Plaza’s rubber chicken for the upper-scale poultry fare at the Marriott Copley Place. And the food’s not the only reason we’re glad we went.
By CLIF GARBODEN | February 13, 2008

Hands of stone

Sports blotter: "Ex-Patriot" edition
Graham and Sauerbrun join a surprisingly long list of former Patriots who have been arrested in recent times.
By MATT TAIBBI | January 16, 2008

Not-so-instant karma

After decades of curses and calamities, Boston’s sports fortunes are at an unprecedented high. So can we stop the whining?
No matter what happens over their next two games, the Patriots will not have gone undefeated in 2007.
By ADAM REILLY | December 19, 2007

Star trek

Super Mario Galaxy blasts off
At its best, Super Mario Galaxy feels as liberating as the first three-dimensional Mario game, Super Mario 64 .
By MITCH KRPATA | December 10, 2007

The Comebacks

Racking up penalty yards
Long before the big game rolls around (the Toilet Bowl, I shit you not), and the film shows a touch of heart, the clock has run out.
By TOM MEEK | October 24, 2007

Pats' parity

Power plays
And, just like that, it’s fall. The days shorten. Crockpots come out of retirement. And the Patriots play the Jets on Sunday.
By MIKE MILIARD | September 05, 2007

Minnesota dreaming

As a steady stream of Twin Cities sports superstars relocates to Boston, a hoops-crazy reporter asks himself: What price fandom?
If you're a die-hard sports fan, you’ve undoubtedly had moments where you view your obsession from the outside, like an anthropologist watching a painful circumcision ritual for the first time.
By ADAM REILLY | August 20, 2007

Editors' pick: Fall from grace

The thing is, he laid it on so thick.
By PHOENIX STAFF | April 19, 2007

The 100 unsexiest men 2007: 40-31

These guys couldn't turn on a radio

By | April 12, 2007

Worst in breed: Sports

The 100 Unsexiest men of 2007
Who are the unsexiest sports men of 2007
By PHOENIX STAFF | April 12, 2007

The Globe releases its inner tabloid

SexyFront
Pessimists eager to chronicle the Boston Globe ’s decline and fall got some choice new material this week.
By ADAM REILLY | February 21, 2007

Surprise, surprise

Sports Blotter: "Not a busy week" edition
This sports-crime-column thing . . . most every week it’s some variation of the same old thing: dorm rape, huge bags of weed unearthed, an Indiana Pacer flashing a gun in a strip club parking lot at 3:30 am.
By MATT TAIBBI | November 29, 2006

Flashbacks: September 14, 2006

The Boston Phoenix has been covering the trends and events that shape our times since 1966.
These selections, culled from our back files, were compiled by Ian Sands.
By PHOENIX FLASHBACKS | September 14, 2006

Lions and lambs

Pynchon isn’t all you’ll be reading this fall
The season is notable for the return to bookstores of canonical names like Atwood, Ginsberg, Kinnell, le Carré, Munro, Pynchon, and Vidal plus a fair share of younger lions like Eggers, Julavits, and Muldoon.
By JOHN FREEMAN | September 13, 2006

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