Waiting Game Continues As Red Sox Pitchers & Catchers Report To Spring Training
It's reporting day for the 2020 Boston Red Sox. But really, that's not what is important down in Fort Myers.
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It's reporting day for the 2020 Boston Red Sox. But really, that's not what is important down in Fort Myers.
Major League Baseball is considering expanding the playoffs to nearly half the 30 teams and allowing higher-seeded wild-card teams to choose opponents.
Northeastern needed one of the longest games in Beanpot history to prove that it was still the top dog.
Boston and Los Angeles finalized the on-again, off-again deal that will send the AL MVP and AL Cy Young winner to the West Coast on Monday night — just hours before the Red Sox are scheduled to open spring training.
It's officially over for Philip Rivers and the Chargers.
Playing basketball on a bad ankle is hard enough. Now imagine having to play on two bad ankles.
Jayson Tatum nearly averaged 30 points per game and helped lead the Celtics to a 4-0 record last week. Those numbers have earned him Eastern Conference Player of the Week honors.
There's an indication that the Patriots are comfortable to let Tom Brady hit free agency and see what his market is.
Pitchers and catchers don't have to officially report until Tuesday, but a handful of Red Sox players got an early jump at JetBlue Park in Fort Myers, Florida.
The Boston Celtics are well-represented on the preliminary roster for the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. All five of Boston's best players made the cut.
Tom Brady's future? Undetermined. Drew Brees' future? Unknown. That situation may have both Sean Payton and Bill Belichick trying to predict the other's moves heading into free agency.
Naturally, when the words "Cowboys" and "Brady" are mentioned in the same sentence, people are going to react by lighting their hair on fire and running down the street. When the sentence is uttered by a Cowboys Hall of Famer who's presumably plugged in with the organization, you can multiply that reaction by three.
The Red Sox and Dodgers have agreed to a revised Mookie Betts trade, one that has two new minor leaguers heading to Boston.
The Boston Celtics beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 112-111 on Sunday for their seventh straight victory.
Mookie Betts and David Price will still be traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
