Fantasy Football Week 5 starts, sits, and sleepers
All the fantasy football advice you need to build a winning roster in Week 5.
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All the fantasy football advice you need to build a winning roster in Week 5.
The final game of the season was the official end to several chapters of Red Sox baseball.
It's a throwback weekend for the Patriots, who will take the field Sunday against the Lions in their old school red/white look.
Dennis Eckersley has called it a career after 50 years in professional baseball.
The playoff-bound Tampa Bay Rays lost their fifth straight game to finish the regular season, giving up a pair of home runs to J.D. Martinez in a 6-3 loss to last-place Boston on Wednesday.
As expected, Marcus Cannon is back on the Patriots' 53-man roster.
Quarterback Mac Jones was limited on Wednesday as the New England Patriots practiced inside ahead of their Week 5 matchup with the Detroit Lions.
Patriots tight end Jonnu Smith had to leave last weekend's loss to the Packers, and he may miss some time with what has been diagnosed as a low-ankle sprain.
Bailey Zappe made his NFL debut last Sunday. It sounds like he's in line for his first career start this weekend when the Patriots host the Detroit Lions.
Week 5 is here and it's time to put together your fantasy football lineup. We just to happen to have the perfect little cheat sheet to help you construct a winning roster.
If these really are the final days of Xander Bogaerts' career in Boston, the shortstop had a pretty perfect swing in one of his final at-bats with the team.
Xander Bogaerts hit a grand slam and the Red Sox beat the playoff-bound Tampa Bay Rays 6-0 in a rain-shortened game on Tuesday night.
Judge hit his 62nd home run of the season, passing Roger Maris' mark of 61 home runs set in 1961.
With Bailey Zappe the only healthy quarterback on the roster, the Patriots are reportedly adding veteran journeyman Garret Gilbert to the practice squad ahead of their Week 5 game against the Detroit Lions.
Most sports books have the Boston Celtics as the favorites to win it all in 2023. But NBA GMs aren't as optimistic about the reigning Eastern Conference champs.
