Northeastern's Adam Gaudette Wins Hobey Baker Award
Adam Gaudette, a junior hockey player at Northeastern University, is the first player in the school's history to win the Hobey Baker Award.
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Adam Gaudette, a junior hockey player at Northeastern University, is the first player in the school's history to win the Hobey Baker Award.
The NHL's playoff picture can get complex. Here's an effort at laying out what can happen for the Bruins to earn the No. 1 seed.
Despite an offense that has yet to fully click, the Boston Red Sox are currently the owners of a 6-1 record, tying them for the best such mark in the majors. Only the defending champion Houston Astros have matched that performance thus far.
The Bruins can't spend too much time worrying about seeding. They have to get healthy and in sync now that they're on just their second losing streak of three or more games this season.
Golf's signature event is receiving expanded coverage across multiple CBS platforms.
The Patriots have a habit of shuffling players in and out of the organization, and the constant turnover is just a reality of life in the NFL. But the memories -- both good and bad -- don't disappear quickly, if ever.
This offseason, the Patriots lost Danny Amendola, who made a lot of money on the free-agent market. In his place, they've now signed a much younger player, likely at a much lower price.
WBZ-TV is proud to once again be the only local television station broadcasting the Boston Marathon live on Monday, April 16.
The Florida Panthers stay in contention for the playoffs with a 3-2 victory over the Boston Bruins on Thursday night.
The New England Patriots are signing Jordan Matthews to a one-year deal, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
The Boston Red Sox beat the Tampa Bay Rays 3-2 to win their home opener at Fenway Park on Thursday.
The starting pitching for the Boston Red Sox has been exceptional thus far in the young season. The bullpen's work in the eighth inning has been the exact opposite.
Getting traded is normally not very fun for a player in any sport. But finding out about getting traded when it's reported by the media can make it sting a little more.
Retired Red Sox legend David Ortiz sent a message that went beyond baseball at the Fenway home opener on Thursday.
Shortly after the tears subside and the incessant cursing ceases, Celtics fans will start to wonder just how far their team can go in the upcoming playoffs.
