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John Rooke

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Sports Columnist at WWEI-FM (Brighton, MA)

Sports Columnist at Patriots Player & Coach Audio

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Sports Columnist at NFL Network

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  • 1 week ago | providencejournal.com | John Rooke

    The Celtics' reliance on 3-point shots despite poor shooting percentages in the first two playoff games against the Knicks is a cause for concern. Centreville Bank Stadium, the new home of the Rhode Island Football Club, has been well-received by fans. The Red Sox are struggling with a sub-.500 record at Fenway Park since 2022 and inconsistent bullpen performances. Thinking out loud ... while reminding you Mothers’ Day is Sunday, May 11... just in case you forgot. You're welcome.

  • 1 week ago | newportri.com | John Rooke

    John RookeProvidence JournalThe Celtics' reliance on 3-point shots despite poor shooting percentages in the first two playoff games against the Knicks is a cause for concern. Centreville Bank Stadium, the new home of the Rhode Island Football Club, has been well-received by fans. The Red Sox are struggling with a sub-.500 record at Fenway Park since 2022 and inconsistent bullpen performances. Thinking out loud ... while reminding you Mothers’ Day is Sunday, May 11... just in case you forgot.

  • 2 weeks ago | newportri.com | John Rooke

    John RookeProvidence JournalIt's too early to grade the Patriots' draft picks; their value will be evident in a few years. Shedeur Sanders' jersey sales are high despite dropping to the fifth round of the draft. Several local athletes signed free agent contracts or received minicamp invitations. Thinking out loud ... while wondering why we tell our problems to others? About 20% don’t care and the other 80% are probably glad you have them.

  • 1 month ago | swtimes.com | John Rooke

    John RookeSpecial to The Providence JournalThe NCAA is likely to settle lawsuits related to Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) payments, totaling $2.8 billion over 10 years for athletes. College athletic programs, including basketball and hockey, will likely need significant budgets to remain competitive, with Big East schools discussing potential athlete "payrolls" of $5-7 million annually.

  • 1 month ago | providencejournal.com | John Rooke

    John RookeSpecial to The Providence JournalThe use of elongated bats in Major League Baseball, while potentially advantageous for hitters, raises questions about fairness and the use of similar "aids" for pitchers. Bryce Hopkins' transfer from Providence College to St. John's for his final season highlights the changing landscape of college athletics, where financial incentives often take precedence over loyalty and gratitude.

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RT @FOS: The House v. NCAA settlement would implement a new NIL deal approval process to eliminate “pay-for-play” booster and collective NI…