Tim Bailey

@FitzyMoPena I grew up on the South Shore of Boston and now live in the White Mtns. My takeaway: we are spoiled for choice. Then consider the beauty of NY, New Brunswick, Quebec, Nova Scotia and PEI. No one place is better than another. I tend to get along with my neighbors.

Great question! 1. Massachusetts 2. Vermont 3. Rhode Island 4. Maine 5. New Hampshire 6. Connecticut

@stuholden Good news! Maybe you can sell him a hospitality package now.

Devastating news for Agyemang. The World Cup wasn’t a certainty, but I believe he was on the 26-man squad. His story is truly remarkable and will continue to be, once he’s back. He took a big leap of faith by moving to the UK with Derby and really shined. Speedy recovery. 🙏

@ATRightMovies Both of them!

An actor who nailed a role so hard that nobody else will ever be able to live up to it… GIFs Only…. Go

@marknelsoncomic I am American and I will not attempt to defend this. It confirms some of the worst things other people say about my country. I am wealthy and can afford tickets but I will not be going. The whole fiasco has really exhausted my passion for football and sport in general.

Hahahahaha. They are shafting fans in every single way. Cue Americans defending this shite and boasting about being rich enough to be ripped off.

@smclaughlin9 Lovely sunset in downtown Littleton NH a couple nights ago. The Amonoosuc is riding high and the Schilling beer is almost as cold as the water.

NH has everything. White Mtns are a big part of it- best mountain scenery & activities in NE imo. Lakes Region too- Winnipesaukee rocks, but there also plenty of quieter spots. Seacoast area is cool. Great driving state (minus the tolls). No sales tax. Underrated beer scene.

@BosSportsBros I can make a better throw to home than Roman Anthony. I really can. That’s a problem.

Worst team in baseball

@KalshiSports @AdamCrafton_ They're trying to outFIFA FIFA. The price gouging on this tournament is contagious.

NEW: Massachusetts is QUADRUPLING the price of train tickets to $80 on trips to Gillette Stadium for World Cup matches. There will no exceptions for kids, senior citizens or passengers with accessibility needs, via @AdamCrafton_.

@waggingthedog11 @USMNTwatch16 @stuholden I'm not surprised it's expensive. There's a difference between the World Cup and say, a Super Bowl. Hosts aren't supposed to gouge their guests. FIFA has weaponized technology and ticket distribution against football fans to ensure they pay unprecedented and unreasonable $$$$$

@USMNTwatch16 @timbailey27 @stuholden Are you guys for real here or is this just an internet thing? You’re surprised the once every 4 year sporting event loved by billions across the world has expensive ticket prices? What?

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@wbz I’m surprised no reporter is asking sports fans about this World Cup and the rampant price gouging around it. Moreover, where do pro footballers and media covering the event stand on this? They’ve been silent.

World Cup MBTA train ticket price announced; T says it will be more affordable than driving cbsnews.com/boston/news/wo…

@jerrythornton Outstanding use of juxtaposition here, Jerry. If I were still teaching, I’d be using this as an example in my AP Language and Composition class.

Ted Williams, 1966: "To me [baseball] was the greatest fun I ever had, which probably explains why today I feel both humility and pride, because God let me play the game and learn to be good at it." Sam Kennedy, 2026: "As long as the growth opportunities fit our overarching criteria which are blue chip in nature, and we feel that the Fenway Sports Group can be more additive and create more value, it's something we'll look at.

@TheGregHillShow “A fish rots from the head.”

Who is most to blame for the Red Sox 2-7 start?

@MarkDondero The Masters worship is tiresome and Augusta National epitomizes golf's biggest problem: its elitism, expense, and exclusivity. I'll watch the tournament, but the Nantzesque fawning over Augusta leaves me cold. I'd rather watch the pros carry their own bags at the local muni.

It’s Masters week. The essay posts.

@DaveRob48526990 @GravySauceCream I may be nitpicking but I'd say these are not spelling errors but usage errors: chose/choose, affect/effect, to/too/two, their/there/they're, its/it's, etc. The words themselves are spelled correctly; the mistake is in using the wrong one.

Ironically, you began both sentences of your complaint about a grammatical error, which is actually a spelling error, with grammatical errors. I will confess that I might have misused the words you mentioned; I do misspell a lot of words. I have read more than 3K non-fiction books and written millions of words, but my mind just will not lock the spelling of many words into place.

the grammatical error that bugs me the most is when someone uses “loose” instead of “lose” or vice versa. i really don’t understand how someone over the age of 7 makes that mistake.

@javier078 You’ll instantly know the scene that freaked me out when I was nine.

I decided to do something I don’t do much anymore, a blind buy. I never seen SALEM’S LOT, this will be my Saturday night movie, curious to see of is as good as people say it is.

"Planet of the Apes" was released on this day in 1968. Groundbreaking sci-fi movie (based on the novel by Pierre Boulle) from director Franklin J. Schaffner, and screenwriters Michael Wilson and Rod Serling. Highlights: Extraordinary (and Honorary Oscar-winning) makeup and prosthetic effects by John Chambers; spectacularly innovative and influential Oscar-nominated score by Jerry Goldsmith. "Planet of the Apes" was a blockbuster, grossing nearly 7 times its production budget and becoming one of the year's ten biggest hits. It directly spawned four sequels, a Saturday morning cartoon, a comic book series, a successful toy line, and a live-action television series. (A big budget remake and a hugely successful new series of APES films followed decades later.) Showcasing the greatest twist ending in cinema history, "Planet of the Apes" remains a thrilling, philosophical, and provocative cinema achievement. A legit masterpiece.

@Super70sSports @jerrythornton youtu.be/KwWYECdvQ94?si…

Name a great television theme song. I’ll start:

@martingrantross I waited six and a half hours to be offered one of five tickets remaining for Norway vs Iraq. $500 and only single tickets available. No two together.

Waiting in the FIFA ticketing queue for 5 hours to find out I can buy a $240 ticket for DR Congo v Uzbekistan is not my idea of a good time.

@GlennDOrdway These are your problems when your only objective is “how much money can we make.” NBA should play about sixty games. Each team plays every other home and away. No back to back games. The league needs to change to make sure star players play meaningful games.

No question this is a league problem..but there is no way the league or the players will give up money for a shortened season

@MattHughesMedia The level of grift around this tournament is truly impressive. Just when you think this fiasco can’t get any more ludicrous….

Non-European countries facing biggest tax burden after FIFA fails to agree World Cup deal with US government | The Guardian theguardian.com/football/2026/…