Chad Finn is a sportswriter at The Boston Globe. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including major league sports, competitive team sports, and the business of sports, while also touching on arts and entertainment related to the sports world. Chad's work has been featured in MSN, Slim and Healthy, Boston.com, and The Boston Globe.
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Chad Finn's coverage mainly focuses on local sports, particularly the New England Patriots and Boston-based teams. He also covers specific events such as game updates and commentary related to Nielsen ratings.
If you're looking to reach out to Chad with a pitch, consider providing insights into local sports events, especially those related to the New England Patriots or other Boston-based teams. Additionally, if you have information or data related to Nielsen ratings for sports programs or any newsworthy updates about these topics that might interest his audience, it could be valuable for your outreach efforts.
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By: Chad Finn
Fidrych captured the nation's fancy in 1976 with quirks that were both endearing and authentic.
By: Chad Finn
A few thoughts on the state of the Celtics right after I look up “optionality” in Zander Hollander's Complete Corporate Buzzwords Handbook of Pro Basketball …
By: Chad Finn
Playing nine innings while starting to forget what Triston Casas looks like …
By: Chad Finn
The World Cup has been satisfying in a variety of ways, from Kylian Mbappé's dynamism to Erling Haaland's Gronk-like good-natured dominance to the
By: Chad Finn
The Red Sox have won 14 of their last 16 games, and are coming off their first 9-0 road trip since Jim Rice, Carlton Fisk, and Butch Hobson were walloping their way around the American League in the summer of 1977.
By: Chad Finn
Categories include a series of "biggest disappointments," but also "Most likely to play a young Nick Offerman in a future film project."
By: Chad Finn
The “Toucher and Hardy” morning show set the standard in the spring Nielsen Audio Ratings and 98.5 The Sports Hub finished first overall and in all day parts in sports radio's primary demographic.
By: Chad Finn
We know without requiring a full rehash that the Red Sox' post-Theo Epstein baseball bosses have had a short shelf life.
By: Chad Finn
Since that 32-46 valley, they have won 14 of 16 games, including all nine on their pre-All-Star break road trip.
By: Chad Finn
By their own calculations and tallies, John Strong and Stu Holden have each flown 20 times during the World Cup , covering nearly 30,000 miles.
