Alvarez, Correa Lead Astros, End Boston's 5-Game Win Streak
Carlos Correa and Yordan Alvarez homered to back Framber Valdez, and the Houston Astros ended Boston's five-game winning streak, beating the Red Sox 7-1 Tuesday night.
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Carlos Correa and Yordan Alvarez homered to back Framber Valdez, and the Houston Astros ended Boston's five-game winning streak, beating the Red Sox 7-1 Tuesday night.
Lucy Frates, daughter of the late Pete Frates, threw out the ceremonial first pitch Tuesday during ALS Night at Fenway Park.
Chris Sale was back in the bullpen at Fenway Park on Tuesday for the first time since 2019. He remains a ways away from rejoining the Red Sox rotation, but he's inching closer and closer to a return.
Bill Belichick's reputation as a head coach took a slight hit last year, when the Patriots finished 7-9 in the franchise's first season in the era of "Life After Brady." But that doesn't mean that Belichick isn't still near the top of the NFL's coaching totem pole.
Tuesday will be a special day in Boston, as the Red Sox are set to honor the family of Pete Frates as part of Lou Gerhig Day at Fenway Park.
New York head coach Barry Trotz is seemingly happy to sit back and let it all play out.
The Bruins blue line will remain razor thin -- and they may be without their starting goaltender -- as the team looks to stave off elimination in Wednesday night's Game 6.
You can add another fine for the Boston Bruins.
Tom Brady can add "fast healer" to his long list of abilities.
Head coach Bruce Cassidy was hit with a massive $25,000 fine for his critical comments on the officiating following Boston's Game 5 loss to the New York Islanders on Monday night.
There have been complaints and murmurs throughout the season about pitchers' use of foreign substances to gain more spin on the ball. Now, the league is looking into cracking down.
Bruce Cassidy's comments on Tuukka Rask for the past week-plus have been eyebrow-raising. The coach's comments after pulling the goalie in Game 5 only add to that confusing situation.
Winning Wednesday night is all that matters to the Bruins.
Bruce Cassidy dipped his toes into the water of criticizing the officiating after Game 4. But after Game 5? He went with a cannonball off the high dive.
The Red Sox took advantage of Miami's shoddy play Monday to hold off the Marlins 5-3 for their fifth straight victory.
