2020 Patriots Questions: Who Will Break Out On Defense?
In this installment of 2020 Patriots questions, the WBZ/CBS Sports team picks a player who will break out on the defensive side of the ball.
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In this installment of 2020 Patriots questions, the WBZ/CBS Sports team picks a player who will break out on the defensive side of the ball.
The WBZ-TV and CBS Boston Sports team will be answering a handful of questions regarding the Patriots as we count down to kickoff Sunday afternoon against the Miami Dolphins.
Instead of trying to push your way through galleries that are 25 people deep in the summer heat to merely catch a glimpse of Tiger, you can casually walk alongside one of the most famous people in the entire world. So that's what I did.
Expect the unexpected? No, expect ANYTHING in this wild and wacky 2020 baseball season.
WBZ-TV's Dan Roche shares some thoughts from the Red Sox' first 2020 exhibition game at Fenway Park.
There is only one league in town where you can see some future stars shine: The Futures Collegiate Baseball League. And fans will be able to catch some games in person in the near future.
It shouldn't take long for Blaze Jordan to become a fan favorite among Red Sox fans, whether it's because of his unique name or ability to hit some towering homers.
Can the Red Sox make a postseason push? Who will lead the way in the clubhouse, and who is their ace? Dan Roche answers some tough questions ahead of a shortened 2020 season.
The Futures Collegiate Baseball League announced that the 2020 season will begin on Thursday, July 2. The season will run through August 19.
Joe Suozzi, Sam Jacobsak and Nick Raposa all made a name for themselves on the diamond for Boston colleges, and are now taking another step toward reaching their dream of playing in the Major Leagues.
Peter Gammons said the league has an opportunity to really make the most of the situation.
Dan Roche is done pounding the ball into his mitt: He wants baseball back. And he's not sparing either side from any of the blame.
Ian Seymour, a lefty pitcher for Virginia Tech and Westborough native, is hoping to hear his name during the 2020 MLB Draft.
The MLB Draft is supposed to open the door for thousands of prospective players to start their journey to a pro career. That will not be the case in 2020.
Boston College defensive tackle Ryan Betro gave the world something to smile about Thursday night, sharing video of his father, Richard, being released from Brigham And Women's hospital after a lengthy battle with COVID-19. He shared his father's long battle and recovery with WBZ-TV's Dan Roche.
One of the few benefits of living in a sports-less world is getting to relive some of our favorite memories. And for Boston fans, 2004 ranks at the top of the list.
For one season, Michael Jordan tried to go from NBA superstar to MLB hopeful. Terry Francona was his manager in the minors, and has a few amazing stories to tell from that one season.
Roger Clemens knows a thing or two about returning to Boston as an enemy. He shared his thoughts on his 1997 return to Fenway and Tom Brady's departure with WBZ-TV's Dan Roche.
As a pro athlete, New England Revolution goaltender Matt Turner is used to being in the spotlight. But with the coronavirus front and center, his focus has shifted to his older sister.
For high school athletes, junior year is their best chance to show college coaches that they can play at the next level. But spring sports athletes will not have that opportunity this year.
While the return of the event is enough in and of itself to get fans excited, Northern Trust tournament executive director Julie Tyson said that the plans at the current moment involve fans in attendance when golf does return to the Boston area.
Growing up in Marshfield, Zach Triner saw Tom Brady win a lot of games for the New England Patriots. He is hoping the quarterback continues to do the same for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Dan Roche posted a love letter of sorts to Opening Day on social media.
Dan Roche says farewell to Tom Brady, sending the QB a thank you for all that winning over the last 20 years.
Pitchers and catchers have reported to Fort Myers, undergone their physicals, and finally on Wednesday, they'll have their first workout of Red Sox spring training.
