Bill Speros

6 days ago | saratogian.com | Bill Speros

“Banner Or Bust?” Try: “Banner Or Else.” Time and money are running out for this version of the Boston Celtics. Boston’s title window remains fully open — but wide-open windows can close in a snap. The view is beautiful. But perilous. Those falling glass panes from the early days of the John Hancock Tower were […] Subscribe to continue reading this article. Originally Published: April 18, 2025 at 1:32 PM EDT

6 days ago | bostonherald.com | Bill Speros

“Banner Or Bust?”Try: “Banner Or Else.”Time and money are running out for this version of the Boston Celtics. Boston’s title window remains fully open — but wide-open windows can close in a snap. The view is beautiful. But perilous. Those falling glass panes from the early days of the John Hancock Tower were quickly replaced with plywood. Fresh air has its limits. No one wants to lean back in their chair only to end up 46 stories below in Copley Square.

1 week ago | bookies.com | Bill Speros

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2 weeks ago | bookies.com | Bill Speros

Determining the NFL’s Strength of Schedule (SOS) is both an art and a science — and this year, we’ve taken a data-driven approach. Bookies.com developed a model that evaluates each team's 2025 schedule based on:The combined 2024 records of their 2025 opponentsThe consensus projected win totals for those same opponents this seasonThe result? A comprehensive look at which teams have the hardest — and easiest — paths in the upcoming NFL season.

2 weeks ago | bostonherald.com | Bill Speros

Drake Maye may be spared the needless head games that afflicted Tom Brady for two decades. The starting quarterback is no longer an afterthought in Foxboro. A foreign concept, indeed. Lou Gramm sang it best: “Head games, I can’t take it anymore. Head games, I don’t want to play them.”Bill Belichick was as Cold As Ice. That worked with Brady — two decades ago. No more. The trade of Joe Milton to Dallas triggered a preposterous fusillade of frustration.