Future Hall of Fame quarterback Tom Brady wishes Coach Bill Belichick the absolute best going forward, after Belichick’s mutual departure from the New England Patriots on 2/11/24

Should Marriott be forced to pay Michael Irvin $100 Million for ‘Defamation of Character’ if it FAILS to turn over “sexual assault” video tape by 3-7-23 ? I sure hope so

If Marriott Hotels fails to produce a Video Surveillance tape of Football Hall of Famer & sportscaster Michael Irvin “sexually assaulting” one of its employees just prior to last month’s Super Bowl in Phoenix by this Tuesday (3-7-23), they should be forced to pay $100 million in Irvin’s Defamation of Character lawsuit against them for literally BLEEPIN up his Life. YouTube blogger, Legal Pad Law, gives an EXCELLENT analysis of this particular situation

Boston Red Sox baseball legend Rico Petrocelli does his best to help out a local politician by allowing the fans to take Selfies with him after an election campaign rally

Retired Boston Red Sox baseball legend Rico Petrocelli helps out a local politician he’s supporting, Retired Army General Don Bolduc, who’s running for the U.S. Senate as a Republican in New Hampshire. Aside from giving the crowd a testimonial speech on why he’s supporting Bolduc for the U.S. Senate, Petrocelli was also gracious enough to pose for Selfies with anyone who wanted this for a souvenir or whatever. Here we’ve got the retired Red Sox great posing with Yours Truly at a Bolduc campaign rally in Hudson NH VFW facility.

Since the 1967 Boston Red Sox were often referred to as, ‘The Impossible Dream’ team, or some variation thereof, am I like the ONLY one who associates this team with the main theme song from the Broadway play, ‘Man of La Mancha’? Call me a nerd, but whenever I hear the song, ‘The Impossible Dream’, on the radio or whatever, I can’t help but think back to players like: Rico Petrocelli, Jim Lonborg, George Scott, Yaz, etc., and all the others associated with this great ’67 Red Sox squad.

Tom Brady, arguably Greatest Of All Time pro football player, bids farewell to New England Patriots & its many fans

Coach Bill Belichick’s response: