Boston

Now is when everyone starts putting out their “Year's Best” lists. But instead of just summing up the year in Boston sports, let’s go a little further and expand on a constantly evolving bar discussion.
Who would be the all-time icons in Boston sports?
Boston Bruins
Playing back-to-back nights could be a blessing and not a burden for the Bruins on Friday night, when they travel to Buffalo to take on the first-place Sabres.
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz wants one thing this holiday season: power.
Boston Red Sox
Tim Wakefield is a freak of nature who will probably pitch until he is 104 years old.
Seriously.
John Chandler

Thank you,
Darrelle Revis.
By about noon on Tuesday, I was bracing for a week full of 4th-and-2 talk everywhere I went. I mean, you know a story has taken on a life of it’s own when you flip on NPR, only to find it sounds a little like sports talk radio.
But then Revis stepped in, sparing us all.
Boston Celtics

The Celtics will take the floor with a chip on their shoulder Friday night, as for the first time this season, they meet up with the Orlando Magic -- the team that eliminated them from the Eastern Conference playoffs last spring.
Across Enemy Lines

In their last meeting, the Sabres staggered into the Garden having played the night before and Boston issued the weary visitors a 4-2 loss. This time, the tables have turned as Boston is jetting into Buffalo after taking down the Thrashers in shootouts Thursday night.
New England Patriots
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- The New England Patriots will play the New York Jets for the second and final time this season.