As much as we hate to give Derek Jeter credit for anything around here, his Player’s Tribune brainchild has given us fascinating, hilarious, and occasionally heart-wrenching front-row seats to the lives of some of this era’s most legendary athletes. Even just in the Boston scene, PT’s hosted some of the best stories this side of “30 for 30” with features from James White, David Ortiz, Malcolm Butler, Isaiah Thomas, and we learned that Richard Sherman still doesn’t know how Julian Edelman got back up after getting hit-sticked by Kam Chancellor in the Super Bowl.
Nate Solder’s farewell article to the New England Patriots is pure class
