Remembering Al Davis
The NFL lost a pioneer Saturday with the passing of Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis.
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The NFL lost a pioneer Saturday with the passing of Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis.
With Benoit Pouliot replacing Jordan Caron as the third-line left wing Saturday night, the Bruins in their second game of the season, put on the ice the lineup they projected to feature after the summer team-building was through.
Behind a brilliant performance by Tim Thomas, chemistry improvements on each line and an overall good team effort, the Boston Bruins actually looked like a defending Stanley Cup team Saturday night against Tampa Bay.
Rich Peverley scored twice and Brad Marchand assisted on both to lead the Bruins to their first win of the season in a rematch of last year's Eastern Conference finals.
The New England Patriots have allowed the most yards in the NFL. The Jets gained their fewest in 14 years in their last game. Both teams will look to right their wrongs at Gillette this afternoon.
Levan Reid breaks down the stories circling around the NFL, and gets all the sports reality goodies from Soccer 6.
Clemson walked away with a 36-14 victory over Boston College on Saturday.
For some lucky sports fans, Saturday just may have been one of the coolest sports days in Boston history.
The Oakland Raiders say longtime owner and Hall of Famer Al Davis has died. The Brockton, Mass. native was 82.
Rajon Rondo will join Lebron James, Dwayne Wade and other NBA stars for Saturday night's charity game in Miami.
98.5 The Sports Hub's Adam Kaufman found surprising similarities with Terry Francona's managerial run with the Red Sox and HBO's "Entourage."
Who will make the difference in the Patriots-Jets tussle at Gillete on Sunday?
As crazy as it sounds, this season is about to get tougher for No. 8 Clemson.
Today on the Final Word with Marc Bertrand: The guys replayed some of the highlights from opening night last night. Jack from Lynn chimed in on last night and Suzy gave some inside info on Terry Francona.
Chris Gasper of the Boston Globe joined Felger and Massarotti to talk some Red Sox and the future of Theo Epstein. Are the Red Sox just another business to the ownership?
