Celtics-Heat Conference Finals Predictions
Here we are again. Boston. Miami. With a trip to the NBA Finals on the line.
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Here we are again. Boston. Miami. With a trip to the NBA Finals on the line.
Masataka Yoshida doubled, tripled and drove in three runs while scoring on a wild pitch, and the Boston Red Sox ended a four-game losing streak with a 9-4 victory.
The Doc Rivers era in Philadelphia is over.
According to ESPN's analytics department, only one team has a chance to win.
Was Aaron Judge cheating? Or just playing the game as it's played?
Here comes another Celtics-Heat Eastern Conference Finals, one that we hope is a little less stressful on the ticker of Boston fans than the previous three times that these teams met for a trip to the NBA Finals.
After getting swept at home by St. Louis last weekend, the Red Sox lost for the sixth time in seven games following an eight-game winning streak.
A.J. Quetta had the chance to talk with the Celtics superstar who led Boston to a Game 7 win the night before.
An exhibit honoring players that broke baseball's color barrier is coming to Boston this summer.
If the Celtics want to return to the NBA Finals, they'll have to get by a familiar foe in the Miami Heat.
The Celtics and Heat split their four regular-season matchups.
Ryan Brasier, who was one of just three members of the 2018 Red Sox World Series champs to still be with the team, has been designated for assignment.
Nolan Arenado and Andrew Knizner each hit a two-run homer, and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Boston Red Sox 9-1 on Sunday night to complete a three-game sweep.
Jayson Tatum went supernova on the 76ers on Sunday, setting a new NBA record for most points in a Game 7.
The Celtics and Heat will meet in the Eastern Conference Finals for the third time in four years.
