Russell Wilson signing one-year deal with Steelers, reports say
Wilson is set to be released from the Denver Broncos when the NFL's league year begins this week.
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Wilson is set to be released from the Denver Broncos when the NFL's league year begins this week.
Kendrick Bourne is staying with the New England Patriots, his agent told ESPN late Sunday night.
According to multiple reports, the Patriots have agreed to trade quarterback Mac Jones to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The Patriots appear poised to be active in the wide receiver market when free agency gets underway on Monday.
Jayson Tatum scored 29 points, Jaylen Brown added 27 and the NBA-leading Boston Celtics beat the Phoenix Suns 117-107 on Saturday night.
Coming off a 4-1 victory over Toronto on Thursday, the Bruins posted consecutive regulation wins for the first time since Jan. 20 and 22.
This week's BZ MVP of the Week is a hard-working wrestler who's making history for Watertown High School in just her junior year.
The writing has kind of been on the wall for the end of the Mac Jones era in New England. And apparently, wheels are already in motion.
When it came to the Bruins potentially trading away reigning Vezina Trophy winner Linus Ullmark, there was quite a bit of smoke this week. Turns out, there ended up being a spark, too, only for the flame to be quickly extinguished by Ullmark himself.
The Bruins acquired defenseman Andrew Peeke from the Blue Jackets on Friday, trading Jakub Zboril to Columbus.
Ahead of Friday's trade deadline, the Bruins acquired winger Pat Maroon from the Minnesota Wild.
Hunter Henry is set to hit free agency next week. The Patriots may have something to say about that.
The Boston Celtics are, far and away, the best team in the NBA. Or so we believe.
The Denver Nuggets withstood a furious fourth-quarter surge to beat the Celtics, 115-109, to give the NBA champs a sweep of their season series.
The efforts to lay the foundation for the Tom Brady-Bill Belichick divorce were a bit much in the eighth episode of "The Dynasty."
