FOXBORO - Walking through the lunch room on a daily basis at Gillette Stadium, Robert Kraft watches his players....
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January 22, 2012
By Paul Kenyon FOXBORO _ Robert Kraft stood in the Patriots' locker room after the game, cradling the Hunt Trophy given to the AFC Champions in his left arm. For at least a half hour, as he spoke with one wave of reporters after another, he never let it go.
Like everyone else on his team, the Patriot owner was worn out after a grueling, pulse pounding AFC Championship game...
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January 20, 2012
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft admitted on Friday just how special this season's team has been to him.
"The team has been my savior," Kraft said. "(I have) my four sons and eight grandchildren, and this team has been like an extended family, and also past players."
Kraft noted that the Patriots' players dedicated the season to his late wife...
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January 21, 2012
Patriots owner Robert Kraft lost his wife, Myra, last year, toward the end of the lockout. One of the few owners the players truly trusted, Mrs. Kraft urged him to continue attending negotiating sessions even as her health failed. Now, as the Patriots stand two wins away from a fourth Super Bowl title, Mr. Kraft…
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January 22, 2012
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — We sat on the same frigid aluminum benches in the broken-down bargain-basement stadium sharing a dream.
As we froze our backsides off rooting, too often in vain, for the Patriots at Schaefer Stadium back in the late ’70s, Robert Kraft’s vision was quite a bit different than...
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January 22, 2012
Generally speaking, it's tough to see sports team owners as sympathetic figures. Many are either absentee landlords, camera-hogging loudmouths, or low-rent dictators in various stages of their own private Steinbrenner complexes.
Robert Kraft is a different breed of cat.
Since Kraft purchased the New England Patriots in 1994, the season ticket holder since 1971 helped assemble...
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January 20, 2012
FOXBORO, Mass. -- Patriots owner Robert Kraft reminisced with the media Friday for a half-hour, recalling his childhood as a fan of the team, the process of buying the organization and hiring head coach Bill Belichick. Kraft really lit up when he retold one of his favorite stories about the time he first met quarterback Tom Brady, a scrawny kid who fell to the bottom of the sixth...
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January 20, 2012
Patriots Chairman & CEO Rober Kraft addresses the media during his press conference at Gillette Stadium on Friday, January 20, 2012.
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January 22, 2012
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft was standing in the locker room, the AFC championship trophy cradled in his left arm, when his cellphone rang.
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January 22, 2012
The Patriots hosted their weekly in-house show, All-Access, from owner Robert Kraft’s house last night, and the show featured a few of the honorary captains for today’s game. Tedy Bruschi made an appearance, as did Drew Bledsoe. And while Bledsoe was talking with Kraft and host Steve Burton, Kraft dropped some news.
Turns out, if the Patriots win, Bledsoe will be the one handing...
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January 21, 2012
We heard from Patriots owner Robert Kraft yesterday, as he weighed in on the state of his team and offered an opinion on WR Wes Welker. Before his team’s AFC Championship game against the Ravens, Kraft stated his belief that coach Bill Belichick will go down as the game’s finest. Check out my video:
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January 23, 2012
It was quite a scene at Gillette Stadium last night, as the Patriots celebrated reaching the Super Bowl after beating the Ravens, 23-20. On the stage, there were a few indelible images of the victory. Owner Robert Kraft was ecstatic, while former QB Drew Bledsoe gave QB Tom Brady his due. From the Associated Press, check them out:
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January 22, 2012
Patriots owner Robert Kraft, Head Coach Bill Belichick and various Patriots players address the Gillette Stadium crowd following their 23-20 victory in the AFC Championship game.
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January 20, 2012
The identity of the fourth honorary captain for Sunday’s AFC Championship game was revealed earlier today by Patriots owner Robert Kraft. It came as little surprise that Drew Bledsoe would be joining Troy Brown, Ty Law and Tedy Bruschi in the pre-game “captains” circle.
In between ski runs, Bledsoe chatted with the media during rides on the chair lift. The former Patriots...
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January 20, 2012
To those who have been following closely - and those who know Patriots owner Robert Kraft - this should come as...
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January 20, 2012
Who’s the greatest coach in NFL history? Any answer would have to consider the likes of Vince Lombardi, Paul Brown, George Halas, Don Shula, Bill Walsh and Chuck Noll. But Patriots owner Robert Kraft says his coach has them all beat. Kraft said today that he believes Patriots coach Bill Belichick will be remembered as…
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