John Chandler

Thank you,
Darrelle Revis.
By about noon on Tuesday, I was bracing for a week full of fourth-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.
Naoko Funayama
Marc Savard skated in Atlanta with the Bruins on Thursday morning, but Claude Julien and the Bruins are being cautious in taking their time with the star center's return.
The Bruins are also reportedly close to a long-term deal with Savard that could be for as many as seven years. Mike Milbury says that the Bruins have learned in the past two months what life without Savard is like, and that may be a factor in getting a contract done.
John Carchedi

Each year, the top youth football teams in the nation raise money so they can travel to the Pop Warner national championships at Walt Disney World. While several New England teams prepare for this year’s trip, one Disney regular is spending more time on court cases than candy sales, speaking more legalese than X’s and O’s, and doing more negotiating than celebrating.
Tom Caron
We've heard it time and time again from the Red Sox front office over the past few weeks. There is a bumper crop of prospects coming up through the team's minor league pipeline, but the next wave of talent that will wow Red Sox Nation is probably two seasons away.
Kathryn Tappen

The best thing to happen to the Bruins in the last three games (and actually the last week, for that matter) is that
Marc Savard skated on Tuesday before the Bruins' practice.
John Chandler

Worst. Decision. Ever.
Every last couch potato/NFL expert in the country is second-guessing
Bill Belichick’s decision to go for it on fourth-and-two from the Indianapolis 29-yard line, clinging to a 34-28 lead with just over 2:00 to play.
Cole Wright

There was nowhere to run and nowhere to hide last week. As far as my game-day picks go, I looked worse than
Roseanne Barr in a two-piece bathing suit.
John Chandler
Two first-place teams. Two brilliant quarterbacks.
And one riveting rivalry.