Boston Globe sports columnist; co-host of Gasper & Murray on 98.5 The Sports Hub; college football devotee; BBQ fan and car geek.
Boston, United States (Local)
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Christopher L. Gasper's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly football and the New England Patriots, often through opinion editorials and expert commentary.
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By: Christopher L. Gasper
Mistakes, he's made a few. That's undeniable for Jerod Mayo in his rookie season as Patriots head coach.
By: Christopher L. Gasper
Professional sports team owners bring to mind the famous Wilt Chamberlain quote: “Nobody roots for Goliath.” Winners of the lottery of life, they draw little sympathy and support from fan bases.
By: Christopher L. Gasper
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye (left) was impressive against the Colts, completing 24 of 30 passes for 238 yards. Barry Chin/Globe Staff
By: Christopher L. Gasper
The Colts boast better talent and coaches, in places the Patriots are depressingly deficient. But the Patriots, for all their warts, look like they’ve solved the hardest position to evaluate in professional sports.
By: Christopher L. Gasper
We're on to 2025 . . . isn't quite the mantra for the Patriots, but this season is beyond salvageable. The final four games of this disappointing campaign are geared toward New England's New Year's resolutions.
By: Christopher L. Gasper
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?”
By: Christopher L. Gasper
There are three enduring certainties in college football — emperor-like coaches, bitter rivalries, and controversy over who is granted the opportunity to play for the national championship and how.
By: Christopher L. Gasper
The Patriots' offense looked lost and lost in translation in a dispiriting 30-17 loss to the Cardinals on Sunday.
By: Christopher L. Gasper
The tables that rambunctious Bills fans like to break to punctuate tailgates have turned in their rivalry with the Patriots.
By: Christopher L. Gasper
In this week's"Write or Wrong" segment, Boston Globe Today Sports host Christopher L. Gasper says something has to be done to better protect pitchers from injuries.
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