Good morning!
I think I'm just going to keep using this headline every day until some Boston team loses (that would be Wednesday night with the Bruins in New Jersey).
It's 24 games and counting, for those of you keeping score at home.
Well, I'll say this, the Celtics tried really, really hard last night to make me look like a jinx, and then Kyrie put on a cape and did some superhero stuff.
Sorry, I missed the game. Too busy collecting our Wayland Men's Softball League championship trophy (humble brag). In all seriousness, the league is part of Wayland Dads, which is a really great community service organization. 
Count me all in on riding Anton Khudobin in net for the Bruins. #RideTheDobby Yeah, he's going to implode at some point. And, yeah, Tuukka Rask is probably going to be cranky for a while, but maybe it will kick him in the rear and get him to start carrying this team once in a while like he's getting paid to do.
If I've said it once, I've said it a million times: the problem with today's NFL is the brain drain among head coaches. It's Bill Belichick, and then everyone else. It didn't always use to be that way (from that column):
Kids today don’t understand that those of us who grew up in the 1980s used to tune into NFL games because of the coaching matchups. Just in the NFC East alone, you couldn’t wait to watch Landry, Gibbs and Parcells match wits, and cross-divisional matchups that mixed in Walsh, Shula and Noll were a treat. Even watching a Wyche, Knox, Flores, Coryell or Reeves team (to name a few) was going to be worth your time because they were creative and/or well coached.
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