About Me

For my day job, I am an Account Manager for the world’s largest commercial property insurer.

In my spare time, I share my thoughts on the sports world as a Contributing Writer with Yahoo! Contributor Network as well as provide New England specific sports coverage through Banner Day Boston.

To the right of this page you will find my Yahoo! writing.

I have also delved deeper into the world of sports media by hosting Banner Day Boston Radio internet show.

I got my sports writing start by serving as a Celtics Beat Writer and Featured Contributor for CLNS Radio.

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2016 Year in Review: Cleveland Emerges From Sports Doldrums Into Prominence December 15, 2016

As we approach the end of 2016 and look ahead to 2017, it seems fitting to look back at the sports world and reflect on the areas of significance. As a Cleveland resident since 2013, this past year has been a transformation one for the city, as the teams exerted their presence on their respective sport. For…

Love Could Be In the Air This Summer June 6, 2016

The NBA Finals are only two games old and there is rampant speculation brewing over the current and future state of the Eastern Conference champion Cleveland Cavaliers. While some may interpret it as same-old chatter to pass the time between games, there is a growing number of fans and media pundits who think there is…

Let the Celtics Courtship of Kevin Durant Begin June 2, 2016

The confetti hadn’t even reached the floor at the NBA Western Conference Finals before all-out speculation on Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kevin Durant’s future would begin. As the most prominent player entering free agency this summer, it is natural to wonder where the superstar would play next. In Boston, rumors are beginning to swirl about…

Can The Cavaliers End Cleveland’s Championship Drought? May 20, 2016

Much has been said and documented regarding the 61 years that have passed since Cleveland won a professional sports championship (Browns – 1964). In fact, the city’s long courtship of a championship was documented in ESPNs 30 for 30 series. Over the past six decades there have been many near misses, with each of the three…

Will The Real Jackie Bradley Jr. Please Step Forward? May 18, 2016

Entering the 2016 season, the Boston Red Sox were expecting some improvement in the offensive production in Jackie Bradley Jr. As a full-time centerfielder for the Sox, regular turns at bat and comfort in cementing his position should have resulted in an improvement on his .249 batting average from 2015. To date, not only has…

Warriors Prove To Be Human, Vulnerable In Playoffs May 18, 2016

On Monday night, the Oklahoma City Thunder came back from a 13-point halftime deficit to shock the defending NBA champion Golden State Warriors in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals. While the game represented only one loss of four needed for the Warriors to be dethroned as champions, there is more to the loss…

Roster Enhancements Red Sox Need To Win World Series May 17, 2016

The Boston Red Sox have been hovering about the top of the division standings for most of this early season. Their lofty position has been based on an age-defying performance of their 40-year old retiring star David Ortiz, along with emergence of young talent. The batting order has put forth some impressive performances in the past…

David Ortiz Defying Father Time In Swan Song Season May 15, 2016

Not much can be said about David Ortiz that has not already been chronicled over his illustrious Hall of Fame career. Simply put, “Big Papi” has been a larger than life superstar player one the field; one that has transcended the sports and become as large a Boston icon as is the field on which he…

Can Bryce Harper Make Baseball Fun Again? May 13, 2016

The general public image of Major League Baseball has been one of a stale sport that plays at too slow of pace for to appeal to the young sports fan as it once had decades before. In the modern social media era we live in, where a person’s life could be summarized in 255 characters or…

Is the Price Right in Boston? May 9, 2016

The Boston Red Sox have had a solid start to their 2016 season, compiling an 18-13 record and placing second in their division. With the exception of the 2013 championship season, this early result has been a positive development given their last place finishes under manager John Farrell in 2014 and 2015 where the cellar-dwellers posted a…

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