Ron Sen, MD

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Favorite MomentPlaying at Boston Garden twice in the old "Tech Tournament"

Worst MomentWatching the local girls basketball team lose sectional championship

on Bucknerian Moment

Favorite AthletesBob Cousy...a man with perspective

Least Favorite AthletesJack Tatum, crippled Daryl Stingley

Other Information

MoviesDersu Uzala, Bad News Bears (remake), Caddyshack

TV24

Sports

MusicNapster

BooksThe Hedge Fund Edge (Mark Boucher)

Tomorrow's Gold (Marc Faber) Reminiscences of a Stock Operator (Edwin Lefevre)

Video GamesScrabble

MagazinesSport Illustrated

The Economist

Snackspizza, ice cream, spice drops

Drinkscoffee

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Real NameRon Sen, MD

LocationMelrose, Massachusetts

HometownWakefield, Massachusetts

BirthdayJanuary 27th

OccupationMedicine, stock trading

Websiteswww.ronsen.blogspot.com (investment)

www.redsoxrealitycheck.blogspot.com (Red Sox)

Places I've LivedMassachusetts, Maryland

SchoolsHarvard University

Boston University School of Medicine

About MeBusy, busy, busy, with family, work, and hobbies.

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My priority in watching, playing, coaching, or writing about sports is understanding sports is meant to be fun. Winning always is more enjoyable than losing, but a team that plays hard and to its ability earns praise.

I like what Warren Buffett said about achieving taking energy, intelligence, and integrity. He added that the first two without the latter are dangerous.

Although I'm a Red Sox, Patriot, and Celtic fan, I haven't been drinking the Kool-Aid to believe that they are either the be-all, end-all or the best at what they do. They're simply the local teams.

Sports heroes are people who care about sports and often about kids. Bob Bigelow, who played at Penn, works with kids trying to improve sportsmanship. Bob Cousy has his priorities straight concerning sports, auctioning off his memorabilia to support his family's education.

Whether they like to be or not, sports celebrities are role models.

Favorite sports books include: Ball Four, Men at Work, Bill James' collected works, and a Sense of Where You Are about Bill Bradley.

Website:

• http://www.redsoxrealitycheck.blogspot.com
• http://www.ronsen.blogspot.com

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