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The Sandman has once again returned to his original stomping grounds of Manchester, New Hampshire.

Visiting clubs hate coming to Boston, and some have even alluded to the Bruins using the situation to their advantage.

People in NH know that we have several famous people that came from here, but one that no one forgets is Victoria Arlen of Exeter.

What do you say to someone who's so dejected over a football game, you see it in their face? I don't know, but there's a list of things you shouldn't say to a Pats fan today.   1. Any sentence that includes  "Malcolm Butler" and "winning." Y...

This is hilarious! I guess Vince Wilfork will be in the upcoming ESPN The Magazine's 'Body Issue,' so he called out Brady and Gisele on Twitter looking for some future modeling work.

Newly acquired tight end, Martellus Bennett was a guest on ESPN's 'First Take,' and he said all the right things.

I’m a freshman in high school. After months of legal proceedings, the jury finally reaches a verdict in the O.J. Simpson case. For the only time in my four years of secondary education, everything stops. Several classes worth of kids pile into the only room on the hall with a cable television. The room is packed. Kids are literally sitting on each other's laps because there’s nowhere else for them to go. It gets quiet.

ESPN decided it would be a good idea to create logos for some of the current NFL players. I believe they did this because J.J. Watt recently revealed his shiny brand new personal logo. Now, Tom Brady has had a personal logo for awhile, but ESPN thought they would be funny and clever by mocking Brady with their own version of his logo.

Well, the draft starts tomorrow night, but thanks to 'Deflategate,' the Patriots won't pick until the second round, unless they trade up.

We're less than a month away from Opening Day and the start to David Ortiz's final year as a member of the Red Sox.

With Super Bowl 50 coming up, ESPN has been counting down the top 50 players in Super Bowl history. Guess who they named number 1? Yup. Tom Brady.

ESPN is once again apologizing to Pats fans. This time for a tweet.

ESPN made two commercials for the upcoming Monday Night Football meeting between the Patriots and the Bills. One is funny, one is serious. Both are spectacular.

So, yesterday on ESPN's 'Pardon The Interruption' with Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon, they started the show off by referencing an event that is currently happening in New Hampshire, and it was hilarious!

Here is Gronk starring in probably the best SportsCenter promo ever. Alright, maybe not best ever, there have been some very funny ones, but this is near the top of the list.

The appeal lasted ten hours yesterday and according to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Tom Brady aced it! Was there ever any doubt? Now we wait on a decision from Roger Goodell.