Adam Berg

Former MiLB Batboy

[BucciOT.Com @Buccigross]

Ethan Wyttenbach leads all of #CawlidgeHawkey in points. This is a dialed player who is an ideal fit at Quinnipiac. @NHLFlames draft pick

[BucciOT.Com @Buccigross]

What Head Coach Rand Pecknold has done at Quinnipiac is astounding. I can't think of a comp in another major college sport. #CawlidgeHawkey

[Adam Berg @AdamBerg74]

#Blessed

[Jordan Moore @iJordanMoore]

Boston semifinal appearances since 2000:

🏈 2001 AFC Championship
🏀 2002 Eastern Conference Finals
⚾️ 2003 ALCS
🏈 2003 AFC Championship
🏈 2004 AFC Championship
⚾️ 2004 ALCS
🏈 2006 AFC Championship
⚾️ 2007 ALCS
🏈 2007 AFC Championship
⚾️ 2008 ALCS
🏀 2008 Eastern Conference Finals
🏀 2010 Eastern Conference Finals
🏈 2011 AFC Championship
🏀 2012 Eastern Conference Finals
🏒 2011 Eastern Conference Finals
🏈 2012 AFC Championship
⚾️ 2013 ALCS
🏈 2013 AFC Championship
🏒 2013 Eastern Conference Finals
🏈 2014 AFC Championship
🏈 2015 AFC Championship
🏈 2016 AFC Championship
🏈 2017 AFC Championship
🏀 2017 Eastern Conference Finals
⚾️ 2018 ALCS
🏀 2018 Eastern Conference Finals
🏈 2018 AFC Championship
🏒 2019 Eastern Conference Finals
🏀 2020 Eastern Conference Finals
⚾️ 2021 ALCS
🏀 2022 Eastern Conference Finals
🏀 2023 Eastern Conference Finals
🏀 2024 Eastern Conference Finals
🏈 2026 AFC Championship

City of Champions.

[Jon Sherman @practicalgolf]

We might not realize it, but we are lucky to play golf because we have chosen an "infinite game."

At times, our frustration with trying to shoot lower scores and improve can cause us to lose sight of this basic truth.

Here are some thoughts on how to "win" at an infinite game like golf.

This game sets a trap for all of us.

We think there is a finish line after that one magical swing on the range, or that breakthrough round that will finally solve golf for us.

But golf doesn't work like that. Infinite games can't be beaten or solved. I've tried many times, but I've failed!

There is no finish line we'll ever cross. Your swing or your putting stroke will never be "done." It will always be a work in progress, just like you.

And even if you shoot your best round ever, no one comes up to you and hands you a certificate that says you've beaten golf, thanks for playing, now turn in your clubs. In other words, there is no permanent victory.

And on the worst days?

Those don’t really matter, either. Infinite games, fortunately, come with infinite do-overs, but only if your mindset allows them.

Most golfers get stuck because they treat an infinite game like a finite one.

They chase permanent solutions, perfect mechanics, and unrealistic standards.

You can play THAT game, but you’ll lose. Every time.

In an infinite game, the only real opponent is you and your expectations.

If you lean into the ups and downs, the problem-solving, the randomness, the days where the game humbles you - golf becomes more enjoyable, not less.

The point isn't to beat golf. The point is to stay in it.

To keep learning. To keep fighting back when the game beats us down a little. To enjoy the moments when we break through.

That's how we derive pride and satisfaction. The game rewards the player who learns how to stick around rather than the player who thinks they have finally "figured it out."

[Adam Berg @AdamBerg74]

This is spot on by @practicalgolf and part of the reason why I love golf so much

[Jon Sherman @practicalgolf]

We might not realize it, but we are lucky to play golf because we have chosen an "infinite game."

At times, our frustration with trying to shoot lower scores and improve can cause us to lose sight of this basic truth.

Here are some thoughts on how to "win" at an infinite game like golf.

This game sets a trap for all of us.

We think there is a finish line after that one magical swing on the range, or that breakthrough round that will finally solve golf for us.

But golf doesn't work like that. Infinite games can't be beaten or solved. I've tried many times, but I've failed!

There is no finish line we'll ever cross. Your swing or your putting stroke will never be "done." It will always be a work in progress, just like you.

And even if you shoot your best round ever, no one comes up to you and hands you a certificate that says you've beaten golf, thanks for playing, now turn in your clubs. In other words, there is no permanent victory.

And on the worst days?

Those don’t really matter, either. Infinite games, fortunately, come with infinite do-overs, but only if your mindset allows them.

Most golfers get stuck because they treat an infinite game like a finite one.

They chase permanent solutions, perfect mechanics, and unrealistic standards.

You can play THAT game, but you’ll lose. Every time.

In an infinite game, the only real opponent is you and your expectations.

If you lean into the ups and downs, the problem-solving, the randomness, the days where the game humbles you - golf becomes more enjoyable, not less.

The point isn't to beat golf. The point is to stay in it.

To keep learning. To keep fighting back when the game beats us down a little. To enjoy the moments when we break through.

That's how we derive pride and satisfaction. The game rewards the player who learns how to stick around rather than the player who thinks they have finally "figured it out."

[BucciOT.Com @Buccigross]

END ALL BLACKOUTS NOW. ANYONE WHO CAN GO TO A GAME WILL. STREAMING BLACKOUTS ARE LIKE SHUTTERING BRICK AND MORTAR SHUTTERING DAY AFTER THANKSGIVING. SPORTS LEAGUES. END IT. WHY WOULD YOU LIMIT EXPOSURE? FOR ONCE can we do SOMETHING for the CUSTOMER/FAN. It's ANTIQUATED AND OBTUSE

[MLB @MLB]

OTD in 2004, the @RedSox broke the Curse of the Bambino with a 4-game #WorldSeries sweep!

[Ryder Cup USA @RyderCupUSA]

“Go out there and play like you have the country on your back– because you do.”

#GoUSA

[Star Wars @starwars]

Watch the brand new trailer for The Mandalorian and Grogu and experience it only in theaters May 22, 2026.

[Jared Carrabis @Jared_Carrabis]

Red Sox continuously have asked this fan base for time and patience only to have their faces routinely spit on. It’s sad hearing from fans who used to care deeply about this team but don’t anymore. I can’t even come up with an argument for why they’re wrong for feeling that way.

[Jeff Passan @JeffPassan]

The Boston Red Sox are calling up outfielder Roman Anthony, the best prospect in baseball, sources tell ESPN. Anthony, 21, is expected to join the team today.

[Kevin Dalton @TheKevinDalton]

In honor of the legendary George Wendt, here is every time Norm Peterson walks into Cheers

[Drake Maye @DrakeMaye2]

Love this guy already🔥 LFG

[Quinnipiac Men's Ice Hockey @QU_MIH]

How can you not be romantic about college hockey?

Happy anniversary, #BobcatNation 😼

[The Masters @TheMasters]

It’s a day for preparing and an evening for the champions. It’s Tuesday at #themasters.

[The Masters @TheMasters]

The one Monday that the golf world anticipates for 51 weeks a year. Masters week starts today. #themasters

[Jared Carrabis @Jared_Carrabis]

RED SOX WALK IT OFF YANKEES GET WALKED OFF DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[Red Sox @RedSox]

WILYER HAS THAT CLUTCH GENE!

[Red Sox @RedSox]

Introducing the home run Wally head.

[Red Sox @RedSox]

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