For the rest of us who aren't Chiefs fans basking in the glow of a third Super Bowl title in the last five years and the berth of the NFL's latest dynasty, today is the day that we realize football goes away for seven months.
The Drive will broadcast live from Hero's Sports Grille & Entertainment Center in downtown Bangor today from 4-5:30 celebrating nine years on the airwaves of Maine's Sports Leader - 92.9 The Ticket.
We'll also have some great prizes to be won on hand! So...
We are now three months and a new year into the Red Sox off-season. So far, the promise of a "full throttle" approach has yielded some spare parts and an overpriced starting pitcher who finished last season 2-9 with an ERA north of seven in his final dozen starts of the season...
If jolly ole Saint Nick could deliver you one sports wish this holiday season, what would you ask for?
With the Red Sox having met with or about to meet with Yoshinobu Yamamoto, it sounds like we could use a little help from Santa with Alex Speier of the Boston Globe reporting, "few in the industry expect the Red Sox to be able to sign" the Japanese ace...
As John Henry and Co. learned last year, if you run your team like a small market club, you're going to get small market levels of interest from the fanbase.
Mainers spent $3.9 million in the first weekend after sports betting went live, and in the first two weeks averaged more than $1 million in wagers per day, with total wagers for the first fortnight tallying just under $14 million.
The Red Sox and Patriots are two clubs in desperate need an injection of excitement, with the Pats off to their worst-ever start under Bill Belichick and the Red Sox finishing in the cellar for the third time in the last four seasons.