Morning came early today in Boston. Most mornings around here, day breaks on a sleeping city. Alarms bleep, sunlight creeps across the floor, a bird or two starts in outside the window, and Bostonians rumble reluctantly into the day. Most mornings, we’d all just as soon be asleep.
Not this morning. Read the rest of this entry »
There’s a Game 7 tonight in Boston. Step outside for a minute: you can feel it. Read the rest of this entry »
Ohhh my poor ravaged heart, what a game.
I should’ve known it was going to be an interesting night when, right before the puck dropped, a quartet of Canadiens fans strode into Section 310 and plopped into the seats directly in front of ours. Read the rest of this entry »
So it looks like it’s baseball season again. And for the first time in several years, that really means something to me. Read the rest of this entry »
5. Youngblood (1986; Dir. by Peter Markle and starring Rob Lowe, Patrick Swayze, and Cynthia Gibb)
Blane Youngblood: “You can learn to punch in the barn, but you gotta learn to survive on the ice.”
Youngblood is a classic 80s movie in every sense: It has booming synth music, dimly-lit montages, and Patrick Swayze. It might not be the most popular movie in the hockey catalogue, but I’ll be damned if we at Game 6 are going to sit here and pretend like it’s not wildly entertaining anyway. Read the rest of this entry »
5. The Greatest Game Ever Played (2005; Dir. by Bill Paxton and starring Shia LeBeouf)
Francis Ouimet: “All I want is a chance.”
The golf movie catalogue is admittedly thin. Let’s just say The Greatest Game Ever Played won’t make Friday’s top-25. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t enjoyable in its own right. Read the rest of this entry »
We here at Game 6 love to start arguments. There’s nothing like a good row to get the comments flowing. But as much as we enjoy starting arguments, we really love to settle ‘em – and I like to think we’ve done a pretty good job over the years. We’ve hit the hardwood – Jordan vs. LeBron (Jordan) – tackled tennis (cool) – and ranked the greatest sports video games of all time (NHL ’94 #1). This week, we take you to the movies, one sport at a time, in the Game 6 Guide to the Greatest Sports Movies, Ever. Read the rest of this entry »
Finally Game 6 … has come BACK … to the INTERNET!
That’s right, baby. We’re back. In a big way. A sincere apology for being offline for so long – way too long, really – and many thanks to everybody who continued checking the site in the meantime. Your loyalty is much appreciated. And now we’re back, and we’re dancin’. Live. Let’s go!
