Justin created the blog — as an independent journalist — a few years ago.  He detailed its genesis in a 2011 interview with Sports Media Guide.

I met him in 2011 at a Fenway High baseball game in Dorchester.  Now the . . . → Read More: BPS Sports Blog]]> Justin Rice of Boston Public Schools Sports Blog featured “Next Up at Fenway”.

Justin created the blog — as an independent journalist — a few years ago.  He detailed its genesis in a 2011 interview with Sports Media Guide.

I met him in 2011 at a Fenway High baseball game in Dorchester.  Now the blog belongs to the Boston Globe and Justin curates it.  He  is the go-to guy for anything about BPS sports and his Twitter feed is always entertaining.  After the Marathon bombings he had a steady stream of relevant tweets.  Full disclosure:  Justin read and commented on an early draft of “Next Up.”

Justin created the blog — as an independent journalist — a few years ago.  He detailed its genesis in a 2011 interview with Sports Media Guide.

I met him in 2011 at a Fenway High baseball game in Dorchester.  Now the . . . → Read More: BPS Sports Blog]]> Justin Rice of Boston Public Schools Sports Blog featured “Next Up at Fenway”.

Justin created the blog — as an independent journalist — a few years ago.  He detailed its genesis in a 2011 interview with Sports Media Guide.

I met him in 2011 at a Fenway High baseball game in Dorchester.  Now the blog belongs to the Boston Globe and Justin curates it.  He  is the go-to guy for anything about BPS sports and his Twitter feed is always entertaining.  After the Marathon bombings he had a steady stream of relevant tweets.  Full disclosure:  Justin read and commented on an early draft of “Next Up.”

Justin created the blog — as an independent journalist — a few years ago.  He detailed its genesis in a 2011 interview with Sports Media Guide.

I met him in 2011 at a Fenway High baseball game in Dorchester.  Now the . . . → Read More: BPS Sports Blog]]> Justin Rice of Boston Public Schools Sports Blog featured “Next Up at Fenway”.

Justin created the blog — as an independent journalist — a few years ago.  He detailed its genesis in a 2011 interview with Sports Media Guide.

I met him in 2011 at a Fenway High baseball game in Dorchester.  Now the blog belongs to the Boston Globe and Justin curates it.  He  is the go-to guy for anything about BPS sports and his Twitter feed is always entertaining.  After the Marathon bombings he had a steady stream of relevant tweets.  Full disclosure:  Justin read and commented on an early draft of “Next Up.”

Justin created the blog — as an independent journalist — a few years ago.  He detailed its genesis in a 2011 interview with Sports Media Guide.

I met him in 2011 at a Fenway High baseball game in Dorchester.  Now the . . . → Read More: BPS Sports Blog]]> Justin Rice of Boston Public Schools Sports Blog featured “Next Up at Fenway”.

Justin created the blog — as an independent journalist — a few years ago.  He detailed its genesis in a 2011 interview with Sports Media Guide.

I met him in 2011 at a Fenway High baseball game in Dorchester.  Now the blog belongs to the Boston Globe and Justin curates it.  He  is the go-to guy for anything about BPS sports and his Twitter feed is always entertaining.  After the Marathon bombings he had a steady stream of relevant tweets.  Full disclosure:  Justin read and commented on an early draft of “Next Up.”

Justin created the blog — as an independent journalist — a few years ago.  He detailed its genesis in a 2011 interview with Sports Media Guide.

I met him in 2011 at a Fenway High baseball game in Dorchester.  Now the . . . → Read More: BPS Sports Blog]]> Justin Rice of Boston Public Schools Sports Blog featured “Next Up at Fenway”.

Justin created the blog — as an independent journalist — a few years ago.  He detailed its genesis in a 2011 interview with Sports Media Guide.

I met him in 2011 at a Fenway High baseball game in Dorchester.  Now the blog belongs to the Boston Globe and Justin curates it.  He  is the go-to guy for anything about BPS sports and his Twitter feed is always entertaining.  After the Marathon bombings he had a steady stream of relevant tweets.  Full disclosure:  Justin read and commented on an early draft of “Next Up.”