Jerry Remy Will Sit Out Rest Of Baseball Season
Red Sox announcer Jerry Remy will not return to the broadcast booth for NESN this season.
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Red Sox announcer Jerry Remy will not return to the broadcast booth for NESN this season.
His stint as Bruins general manager started with the sluggishness of a sedan with a banana in the tailpipe. And over the course of his seven seasons leading the Black and Gold, Peter Chiarelli has made his share of moves that didn't pay off.
Patriots president Jonathan Kraft refuted some of the claims in the Aaron Hernandez story from Rolling Stone.
The regular season is almost here, but not before one last preseason game. Follow along right here.
Felger & Mazz show podcasts from Thursday, August 29th.
Are fans having trouble believing in this year's Red Sox team because of what happened the past two year? Felger & Mazz discuss and try to come up with an answer.
Jon Lester looks to beat the Orioles again as the Red Sox seek their first sweep of the division rivals in over two years Thursday night at Fenway Park.
Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Adam Scott will be in the featured group the opening two rounds of the Deutsche Bank Championship.
Former Boston College and Rhode Island head coach Al Skinner has joined the staff at Bryant.
The NFL and more than 4,500 former players want to resolve concussion-related lawsuits with a $765 million settlement that would fund medical exams, concussion-related compensation and medical research, a federal judge said Thursday.
Here's a quick look at who and what you should be watching for as the Patriots host the Giants.
The Boston Bruins and GM Peter Chiarelli are close to a multi-year contract extension, according to a report.
Herald columnist Ron Borges worked with Rolling Stone contributing editor Paul Solotaroff on the magazine's investigative story on Aaron Hernandez. Borges joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich to discuss the article and discuss Hernandez's drug use, how much the Patriots organization knew and so much more.
The New England Patriots close out their preseason Thursday night at Gillette against the New York Giants in what has become a bit of an annual tradition.
If Aaron Hernandez beats the first-degree murder charges he is currently facing, or receives a short sentence for gun charges, multiple NFL teams will be ready to offer him a contract according to the author of the recent Rolling Stone article on the former Patriots' tight end.
