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Tony Massarotti
wants to know: Who do you like to win the World Series?
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Tony Massarotti
thinks the Winter Classic should come to Boston every five years.
About Mazz
Tony Massarotti is a Globe sportswriter and has been writing about sports in Boston for the last 19 years. A lifelong Bostonian, Massarotti graduated from Waltham High School and Tufts University. He was voted the Massachusetts Sportswriter of the Year by his peers in 2000 and 2008 and has been a finalist for the award on several other occasions. This blog won a 2008 EPpy award for "Best Sports Blog".
Tony's Top 5
Teams to watch in the NFL playoffs
5
Green Bay Packers. Went 7-1 in their final eight games – and the loss was a last-second decision at Pittsburgh.
4
Minnesota Vikings. One of only two unbeatens at home this year – the Pats are the other – and they won’t travel in January.
3
Dallas Cowboys. While the Eagles were choking, the Cowboys won their last three by a combined 65-17 and shut out the last two.
2
Indianapolis Colts. One way or the other, they will entertain. Maybe they’ll win it all. Maybe they’ll choke.
1
San Diego Chargers. The highest-scoring team in the AFC hasn’t lost since Oct. 19. Is this finally the year?
Featured Comments
Belichick's list of mistakesIt is the end of an era and we all felt the loss of Scott Pioli yesterday. Clearly, there is a lack of quality player evaluation, since many of these players are not working in the current system. It is time to cut our losses and rebuild, starting first with figuring out who this team is and what their priorities are (defense first).
EdCabellon
Red Sox sign Adrian BeltreIf Papi and Lowell can play nicely, I love having both of them on the team sharing time at DH. Good work Theo.
WLeeG
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