Let’s not let the last couple of wins fool anyone. As currently constructed, the Red Sox still aren’t good enough to make a serious playoff run.Yes, they’ve taken the first two games in Seattle and have a chance to complete a sweep before heading to Coors Field to face the Rockies. But two wins don’t erase the bigger issues that have plagued this team for months.
The 2026 NBA Draft is right around the corner. And by right around the corner, I mean it's here. Tuesday. Just a couple of days from now.
One night after Ranger Suarez dazzled with a one-hit gem in the series opener, the Red Sox turned to fellow left-hander Connelly Early on Saturday. While he wasn’t as overpowering, Early delivered a strong outing, earning his third quality start of the season as Boston defeated the Mariners, 5-1, in Seattle.
The Boston Bruins have amassed a treasure trove of draft picks over the next few years and they continued that trend by trading one of their prospects ahead of next week’s NHL Draft in Buffalo.
“Elijah Ponder has been a phenomenal pro this spring,” Kuhr said. “He's taken great steps to improve his technique, his play demeanor.”
After being swept by the Blue Jays in three games at Fenway Park, the Red Sox flew to Seattle where left-hander Ranger Suarez took a no-hitter into the seventh inning.
USA advances to the elimination round. It is the first time since the 1930 World Cup that the US has won its first two games. US finished third.
I don't know what Theo Epstein does. But I know what he's done.And Red Sox principal owner John Henry ought to let the man see if he can do it again.
Boston was swept by the division-rival Blue Jays on Thursday, dropping the series finale 4-3 and falling to 29-43 on the season. The loss pushed the Red Sox to 14 games under .500 for the first time since 2015 and continued a troubling trend in close games, as they dropped to 1-37 this season when trailing after eight innings.
The Patriots wrapped up their offseason practices last week, a week ahead of time, and now they're off for the next five weeks. But we, as always, never stop at BSJ.
With NHL free agency less than two weeks away and the Stanley Cup Final now in the rear-view mirror, things are percolating in the hockey offseason for the Bruins, and frankly for everybody else around the league.
According to Jake Fischer of The Stein Line, the Boston Celtics may be interested in trading up in the 2026 NBA Draft
When the Red Sox fall down by two runs or more in a game this season, it’s like a death sentence. The offense is so inept, it can’t dig myself out of a small hole and subsequently, they’re 0-31 this season.
I was not present for the third day of Patriots' mini-camp last week (Day 2 was a nothingburger) after Mike Vrabel changed the dates (a first in my 25 years covering the league), but let's just say I've been caught up by various sources, which I appreciate. Here's the result of that intel, starting with a few contractual issues:
After an off day Monday and a series victory over the Rangers, the Red Sox returned to Fenway Park to open a three-game set against the division-rival Blue Jays.
Haggs is here to answer all of your questions about the Bruins offseason now that it is here, the Carolina Hurricanes as the new Stanley Cup champs and the looming NHL Draft and Bruins development camp rolling out over the next few weeks.
What a long, strange trip it's been (with the switch of developers along the way), but the BSJ Android App is now available on the Google Play Store.
It's the summer of Giannis Antetokounmpo. First, the Boston Celtics were definitely out. Now, they're definitely in. Or, are they? Maybe they're posturing? Or perhaps the Celtics are playing a game of chicken with the Miami Heat, trying to see what type of offer they have to beat.
Do the Bruins want to avoid another Brandon Bussi situation?
There is something about seeing the offense break the huddle in 11 personnel with A.J. Brown (6-foot-1, 225ish), Romeo Doubs (6-foot-2, 204) and Mack Hollins (6-foot-4, 221) deployed as interchangeable pieces across the formation that gets the blood pumping.
Willson Contreras did everything he could to will the Red Sox to a series sweep Sunday night at Fenway Park, but Boston’s early deficit proved too much to overcome in a 6-4 loss to the Rangers.
Another week, another chance to get your questions in.Please refrain from commenting until the Q&A is closed. Thanks!
It’s always easy to play Monday morning quarterback and second-guess blockbuster trades years after they’re made. At some point in the near future, Red Sox fans will undoubtedly revisit the deal that sent Garrett Crochet to Boston for four prospects and debate which organization ultimately came out ahead.
The Red Sox gave Craig Breslow a public vote of confidence, but those declarations rarely put speculation to rest. As the losses pile up, questions about his future continue to swirl.
The noise is getting louder. The smoke is growing larger. The flame has officially been stoked. A potential Boston Celtics-Giannis Antetokounmpo trade was always in the realm of possibility. Even when Brian Windhorst and Sam Amick poured cold water on the rumblings, it was still -- in theory -- possible.