Dr. Bill Simmons

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@gregadicke @GlobeChadFinn Glad to hear that things have improved, as we have missed your hard work and insightful takes on all things Boston sports

It’s been almost 3 years since I’ve done any tv or radio. certain health issues for me have improved, so I’m trying to find a gig here or there. if things work out, I’m going to do some radio 1 night next week…excited, nervous and humbled that im getting a chance

@MikeReiss No need for a penalty lap. Have always greatly enjoyed your writing throughout the years. Looking forward to a better Pats season and to reading your observations and comments.

@drbill1947 Hi Dr. Bill Simmons. You are right on it. Apologies on my delayed response, as I was just finishing up my penalty laps around the field.

These compensatory picks are for 2021, of course. Off to run a penalty lap.

So saddened to hear of the passing today of Tommy Heinsohn - was part of my life for over 45 years, a fellow Crusader, and a loving family man. He will be greatly missed

I know baseball is not the most popular sport right now, but in this awful year, 2020, we have so far lost Joe Morgan, Al Kaline, Lou Brock, Whitey Ford, Bob Gibson and Tom Seaver. Six of the greatest, all of whom I had the privilege of rooting for or against. So many memories!

Slipping away on poor defense and poor shooting - key possessions coming up

D has stepped up since Grant William@went into the game - need to keep the pressure on

Lucky to be down only two entering the fourth

Don’t think we can play Hayward, as he can’t move laterally with his injury, and obviously can’t shoot with any confidence. Frustrating performance

Ughhhh - how many layups has Hayward missed this year - no excuse

Celts lucky to only be 3 points behind given Tatum’s awful shooting half so far - puzzling why he isn’t being more assertive, with his shot not falling

Tatum once again not going to the basket in the 1st quarter, and scoreless, while Smart gets three point happy. Frustrating first eight minutes, when Celts don’t move the ball and play hero b-ball.

Looking for a Boston/New England doubleheader - Patriots have done their job, now up to the Celts - feeling optimistic!!!!

The very predictable end of the baseball season is close at hand. Most likely the same thing will happen in football. Was there no way to simulate a bubble atmosphere in these two sports, like basketball and hockey???

Sorry to see that Steve Bulpett, after 35 years covering the Celts, is part of another round of cuts by the Herald. Enjoyed his coverage of the Celts, seeing him at the games in press row, and he’s a reminder of so many great Bird, Pierce and Garnett teams.

The Pats trade down and hopefully this brings them TE Kmet in round 2, and in round 3 QB Jalen Hurt, and then 3 of the following: TE Hunter Bryant, Safety Jeremy Chinn, LB Davis-Gauthier, WR Laviska Shenault, or DE Darrell Taylor. In later rounds a kicker and a backup center!

Going to be really hard to watch Brady connecting with Gronk in Tampa next year - still wish that they had both retired in one or two years as lifelong Patriots. Sports and getting so invested in the home team and it’s players can at times come back and just kick you in the ass!

Really looking forward to next Sunday night’s next 2 episodes. I’ll still have my Celtics hat on, but I’ll admittedly be more open to the excellence of the Jordan era (but still wonder if Len Bias might have changed some of that history)! Go Celts!

As an avid Celts fan, someone who disliked the Jordan era because of his and Chicago’s dominance, I was unprepared last night for the significance of the first 2 episodes of the Jordan doc. Extremely well researched, poignant, at times humorous and always riveting look at MJ!

Proud again of young Bill - matching $50,000 if others donate that amount or more to support the Boston Food Bank - once again, Boston Strong