This Week In Golf: McGirt Gets First PGA Tour Win At Memorial
William McGirt, a 36-year-old PGA Tour vet, holds off Johnson, Kuchar and McIlroy to win the Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village.
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William McGirt, a 36-year-old PGA Tour vet, holds off Johnson, Kuchar and McIlroy to win the Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village.
Felger & Mazz look back on Muhammad Ali as a pure entertainer, and why no athlete before or since can touch him.
The Celtics worked out 12 players on Monday, including Kansas' Perry Ellis, a pair of Brad Stevens' former Bulldogs, and a trio of international prospects.
Let's not say that Malcolm Butler doesn't hold any cards here.
In what should come as absolutely no shock to anyone, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said there are no settlement talks between the league and Tom Brady's team of lawyers when it comes to the DeflateGate saga.
The former Red Sox outfielder blamed the media for his problems in Boston. Who will he blame now?
This week, we're taking a special look at New York Yankees starting pitcher CC Sabathia. The big guy hasn't been fantasy relevant since 2012, but suddenly, Sabathia is looking good again. Currently, his ERA would be the lowest of his long career if he could keep it going through the end of the year. That begs the question: Can Sabathia keep it up through the end of the year? We think so, and we explain why in this week's fantasy baseball advice column. Read on!
By the looks on the frightened kids' faces, Ortiz might want to consider a hobby that's a little less aggressive after hanging up his cleats.
The Boston Herald's Steve Buckley joins Steve Burton on WBZ-TV's Sports Final to discuss the legacy of Muhammad Ali.
The Boston Celtics will play a preseason game at UMass Amherst next season, but will actually be the road team for the exhibition tilt.
Would a championship make the Golden State Warriors the best team ever? Not so fast, says Mike Gorman.
The Patriots have several key players set to hit the free agent market in 2017. Mike Reiss joined WBZ-TV's Sports Final on Sunday night to discuss the possibility of some of those players getting long term deals this offseason.
Somehow, some way, Patriots special teams ace Matthew Slater became a bit of a legendary figure on the Toucher & Rich program.
Rodriguez allowed four hits, all home runs, while striking out none in his second start of 2016.
Denver Bronos cornerback Aqib Talib will miss the team's trip to the White House on Monday after suffering a gunshot wound to the right leg on Sunday morning.
