Christopher L. Gasper

Allow him to reintroduce himself as TBLV. Those aren't the Roman numerals for 55 tucked next to Tom Brady's familiar and revered initials instead of the customary 12.

The 2024-25 NBA season begins Tuesday when the Boston Celtics hoist Banner No. 18 to the TD Garden rafters and then host the New York Knicks.

The Celtics are the Crown Jewels of the Boston sports scene. Like the famed British Crown Jewels, the defending champions are a dazzling, glittering, golden collection of riches.

Jerod Mayo lost his rookie quarterback but clearly he has not lost his team after a victory over the Jets.

Boston will be the epicenter of the basketball world on Nov. 6, and it's not just the result of the Celtics hosting the Golden State Warriors in

Each week, Boston Globe Today Sports host and Globe sports columnist Christopher L. Gasper provides commentary on a notable sports topic in the segment “Write or Wrong?”

The basketball baton has been passed to a new generation and a new dominant team delivering 3-point daggers. The Celtics are no longer chasing the gold standard of the Warriors.

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, Patriots fans of all ages, rejoice and behold: The Patriots have a genuine franchise quarterback in incubation for your amusement.

The NBA Cup does not runneth over with import or intrigue. Rather it's empty and devoid of meaning, a basketball tournament without a raison d'être.

The NBA Cup does not runneth over with import or intrigue. Rather it’s empty and devoid of meaning. But there's an easy fix for that.