Every few months I dig up several links to old posts I think are particularly good, and call it "Recycle Sunday." On this occasion something really strange happened: I started working on it last night, just after the news broke of the death of actor Paul Walker. As I went back to look at options to consider since the last time I put one of these together, the first entry I came across was this:"The most oddly successful movie franchise I can remember," about the Fast & Furious films, starring one Paul Walker. Weird. Now on to the rest of the links.
LeBron James thinks his self-proclaimed royalty extends to the point that the normal laws of physics do not apply to him.
Back on Opening Day I speculated that the Red Sox had as good a chance as anybody else in the AL East.
Debating the issue of whether or not sports fans are cheated when superstars sit out games to rest. My verdict: Not really.
The week of the Marathon bombing and it's immediate aftermath was unlike any other in the city of Boston: Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. Sunday.
I was just speculating at the time, but the TD Garden PA announcer ruined Paul Pierce's final moment as a Celtic.
I'm all done with coins. They're dumb.
How to greatly improve "instant replay" in pro sports. The NHL already does it, and MLB is going to next season as well; the NFL and NBA need to get on board fast.
Before becoming a head coach, Jason Kidd closed out his NBA playing career with an incredible record setting run of scoreless-ness.
The 18 greatest Boston Celtics of all-time, ranked in order.
Whoever invents the sunlight and glare proof computer/cellphone screen is going to be a gajillionaire.
Previous editions of "Recycle Sunday."
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