Reports: Good Chance Ninkovich Plays In 2 Weeks
The New England Patriots received some good news on Monday, as defensive end Rob Ninkovich's hip injury does not appear to be as serious as originally thought.
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The New England Patriots received some good news on Monday, as defensive end Rob Ninkovich's hip injury does not appear to be as serious as originally thought.
With the 2012 regular season in the books, the New England Patriots now know who they'll be playing in 2013.
The NHL and the players' association are back on speaking terms, are trading ideas, and already have plans to get back together after the first day of face-to-face meetings in nearly three weeks.
The New England Patriots have a week before they find out who is coming to town for their divisional round playoff game on January 13, but they have plenty of other work to get done in the meantime.
Dave Goucher, who we all know as the voice of the Boston Bruins, had a few things to say about the current struggles of the Boston Celtics on Monday.
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There are plenty of NFL head coaching jobs opening up on Monday, but the only future Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels is focused on is the playoffs.
Kevin Garnett is not happy with the Celtics folowing their 1-3 road trip, and was the latest member of the team to deliver a wake-up call in the locker room.
The only piece of bad news the Patriots received on Sunday was the loss of Rob Ninkovich, who left in the first half of New England's 28-0 win over the Dolphins.
Romeo Crennel is reportedly out as head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs.
While nothing concrete was announced Sunday, the players' association indicated that the plan was for talks with the NHL to restart Monday in the final hours of 2012.
In the world of the Patriots, all's well that ends well.
The Kings handed the Boston Celtics their third straight lopsided loss on a California road swing, 118-96 on Sunday night.
Rob Gronkowski was back out there on Sunday after missing five weeks with a broken forearm, and the Patriots tight end couldn't have been happier to return to the field.
The Patriots will be watching the first round of the playoffs next weekend, but who could they see come to Gillette in two weeks?
