It Doesn't Sound Like Bill Belichick Gave Much Thought To Opting Out Of 2020 Season
Bill Belichick didn't answer the question directly, but what he did say indicates that opting out was likely never in the cards.
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Bill Belichick didn't answer the question directly, but what he did say indicates that opting out was likely never in the cards.
Bad backs, creaky knees, hardly any applause and one guy who even snapped his driver in two — there was still plenty to complain about as golf's first major of the COVID-19 era finally got underway. But at least the weatherman got off scot-free.
If the Bruins hope to salvage the No. 3 seed instead of ending up as the No. 4 seed in the East, here's what they need to do:
The five-time LPGA Tour winner discusses her journey to motherhood, transition to broadcasting and the desire to come back and play this Saturday on We Need To Talk on CBS.
Enes Kanter is never afraid to share his thoughts, but this time, he's letting his mask talk for him.
Supplemental discipline won't be coming for Barclay Goodrow after his hit on Anders Bjork.
The three-seed in the East is back to being the Celtics' to lose, but they'd have to lose to some pretty bad teams to let it slip away.
The ACC has announced its revised schedule for the upcoming campaign with Boston College set to play 10 games, including six at home.
The Columbia University cardiologist discusses what she's seen in terms of the effects of COVID-19 on the heart, like the case of Red Sox pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez.
Alex Verdugo broke out of his slump with a two-run blast to right field to give the Red Sox a 2-0 lead in the top of the fourth. It would prove to be all the offense necessary in what ended up as a 5-0 Red Sox win.
Boston Celtics fans wanted to see two things Wednesday night: A Celtics victory, and playing time for Robert Williams. They got both of those requests -- in a big way.
Jaylen Brown scored 21 points, Robert Williams had a career-high 18 points and the Boston Celtics rolled past the Brooklyn Nets 149-115.
Alex Verdugo and Michael Chavis homered to help the Boston Red Sox stop a four-game skid Wednesday with a 5-0 victory over the slumping Tampa Bay Rays.
In the span of 120 minutes of ice hockey this week in Toronto, the Bruins have more or less thrown away all of their work from the regular season.
Can the Tooth Fairy penetrate the forcefield that is the NHL's bubble? Nick Ritchie is about to find out.
