When your daughter makes the The Boston Globe

My dream growing up was to be the beat writer for the Red Sox for the The Boston Globe but turns out my daughter Meghan Carey has way more talent than me and got in the paper before I did. Way to go kid.

25 years to the day (almost). We got the band back together. And she said yes again. So glad to have Father Rich with us.

Getting no-hit and perfect gamed in a bullpen game when your magic number is 1 is a look.

8 years a Spartan. Hard to believe it's the start of year 9 with Michigan State Men's Basketball

106.7 The Fan is saddened by the passing of our longtime friend and colleague Craig Heist. Craig was a longtime anchor and reporter for 106.7 The Fan and postgame host on the Nationals Radio Network since 2013, and had a storied career at stations across the Mid-Atlantic region.

So sad to hear the news today of Heisty passing. Craig Heist was a D.C. legend in the press box, from Georgetown to the O's, etc. More than anything, he was a good man. He was great to me & loved hearing what my kid was doing. This one hurts and his smile will be missed.

My morning walk on campus ✅ a hamburger ✅ two pizza crusts ✅ chicken wing ✅ an unidentified food item ✅ maybe a leftover cigarette ✅ vomit How was your morning?

Wheels up to the Greatest City in the World with Michigan State Men's Basketball

Back in action.

Troy and Clifton Park, N.Y. repping the #518 as @dukembb visits Michigan State Men's Basketball. Not bad for two kids from the Capital District. Kyle Serba Times Union Troy Record Sports Daily Gazette

The Washington band playing Nirvana pregame seems appropriate.

First career 3-pointer for the big fella Carson Cooper. #SpartyNotes

The 17 assists for Michigan State Men's Basketball guard Jeremy Fears Jr. are the most by a Spartan since Gary Ganakas handed out 17 vs. Rochester on Dec. 29, 1972. #SpartyNotes

From Bruce Springsteen : I wrote this song on Saturday, recorded it yesterday and released it to you today in response to the state terror being visited on the city of Minneapolis. It’s dedicated to the people of Minneapolis, our innocent immigrant neighbors and in memory of Alex

Working Georgetown Hoyas allowed me to meet the great The Washington Post sports writers, some of the best in the biz. When I moved to Michigan 9 years ago, I kept that subscription b/c of people like Barry Svrluga etc. Worthy read from Sally Jenkins on this group & a great section.

My status the rest of today.

Their faces say it all...the best dunker in college basketball.

The 2025–26 Men’s Late Midseason Top 20 Watch List is LIVE. A mix of breakout freshmen and proven vets are making their push for the Wooden Award All-America Team and Player of the Year. The race is heating up as we head toward March.

When you get a chance to hang out with a Hall of Famer like Joe Juliano you take it.