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Giardi: The 25 best Patriots of the last 25 years - Final 3 led by Big Sey
Opposing offensive coordinators had to game-plan around him, and that was with the massive Seymour not being given the green light to be the penetrating force he would later be once he switched coasts.
Celtics Summer League Notebook: Tough loss to Hawks, Dillon Mitchell's jump shot, and more
With Hugo Gonzalez and Amari Williams in street clothes, the Boston Celtics' Summer League luck ran out on Monday afternoon. They got absolutely battered by the Atlanta Hawks, falling 102-90. Atlanta was up by as many as 29 points in the fourth quarter.
Bedard: Drake Maye was 8th in ESPN's QB poll - fair or foul?
I'm going to guess that most Patriots fans feel that 8th is too low and that Maye is already a top-five quarterback. Where does Bedard stand on this? He gives his rankings.
Celtics Summer League Notebook: Dillon Mitchell explosion, Coach Derrick White, and more
By the time the regular season begins, Boston Celtics rookie Dillon Mitchell will be 23 years old. He's on the older side for a rookie. Jordan Walsh, who will be entering his fourth NBA campaign, won't turn 23 until March 3.
Red Sox stun Mets in extra innings, finish perfect 9-0 road trip
Boston rallied from a two-run deficit in the ninth inning to stun the Mets, 3-2, in 10 innings Sunday at Citi Field, extending its winning streak to nine games and completing its first 9-0 road trip since 1977.
Final: Red Sox 3, Mets 2 (F/10) - Red Sox win ninth consecutive game in extra-inning comeback
The Boston Red Sox pull off an improbable victory against the New York Mets to win their ninth consecutive game heading into the all-star break.
MLB Notebook: Red Sox’ bold draft, Brody Bumila heads to Texas, trade deadline cautionary tales, and around the league
Chicago selected UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky with the No. 1 pick, and he’s expected to sign for a record-setting bonus that will eclipse the $9.25 million bonuses received by Chase Burns and Charlie Condon in 2024.
NHL Notes: Too many Defensemen for the Bruins?
The Boston Bruins would seem to have a logjam on the back end where they legitimately have 10 defensemen that could expect to be on the NHL roster when training camp breaks in the fall. Obviously, Charlie McAvoy and Hampus Lindholm, Nikita Zadorov and the newly acquired Will Borgen are the mainstays and automatics, but after that it becomes a picture that could change quickly based on performance and circumstances.
NBA Notebook: Celtics showing potential, rookies taking over Vegas, and the Adebayo-Herro beef
The Boston Celtics barely scraped by in their first game of NBA Summer League. It was an 83-80 win over the Toronto Raptors, and at first, it looked like Boston was going to get kicked to the curb.
Red Sox blank Mets behind Eduardo Rivera, bullpen; pull within half-game of last Wild Card
Boston blanked the Mets, 4-0, on Saturday afternoon for its eighth straight victory, continuing a remarkable turnaround that has the club firmly back in the American League Wild Card race.
Completed Q&A: Simone on Celtics/NBA, 6:30 p.m. Sunday 07.12.2026
I'm out in Las Vegas for Summer League! I'll be in the gyms every day watching NBA basketball, and I'll be at all of the Boston Celtics' media availabilities.
Red Sox draft Jake Schaffner, Owen Hull and Jace Mataczynski on Day 1 of MLB Draft
The Red Sox made a surprising pick in the opening round Saturday, selecting North Carolina shortstop Jake Schaffner with the 20th overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft.
Red Sox double dip at UNC to open MLB Draft on Saturday
The Red Sox made a surprising pick in the opening round Saturday, selecting North Carolina shortstop Jake Schaffner with the 20th overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft.
Celtics Summer League Notebook: Teammates discuss Jaylen Brown trade, OT win vs. Raptors, and more
Just two days into Summer League, there's already been plenty of action. Joe Mazzulla, Derrick White, Neemias Queta, and others have all shared their thoughts on the Jaylen Brown trade. Jayson Tatum and Queta were working out together on Friday morning. And Bam Adebayo -- reportedly -- hit Tyler Herro in the face. Perhaps what happens in Vegas might not actually stay in Vegas.
Red Sox overcome travel chaos, win seventh behind Sonny Gray, fiery Anthony Seigler
After being stranded in Chicago because of flight issues and not arriving in New York until just 2 hours and 40 minutes before first pitch, Boston shrugged off the travel headaches to beat the Mets, 6-2, for its seventh straight victory.
.@PrizePicks Bedard Patriots Podcast: Responding to Christian Gonzalez's fair post; 53-man projections
Greg responds to Christian Gonzalez's tweet this morning - which was totally fair (he's been a popular topic of conversation since he was a first-round pick) - and gives more context than what the aggregators put out there. Then Greg gives his initial defensive roster as part of his 53-man roster projection, which does NOT include a Gonzalez trade.
Final: Red Sox 6, Mets 2 - Seigler and Abreu hit home runs, Gray allows one earned run
The Boston Red Sox win their seventh consecutive game with a 6-2 victory over the New York Mets.
Giardi: The 25 best Patriots of the last 25 years - Big man at #4
Point blank (his favorite phrase), Wilfork was the anchor of the Patriots' defensive line for a decade-plus.
Celtics Summer League Notebook: Joe Mazzulla shares Jaylen Brown trade thoughts, Hugo Gonzalez in Vegas, and more
Joe Mazzulla hasn't spoken to the media since the end of the playoffs. Since he and the Celtics blew a 3-1 lead to the Philadelphia 76ers. Since the NBA Draft. And perhaps most importantly, since the Celtics traded Jaylen Brown to those same Sixers in exchange for Paul George, two first-round picks, and two second-round picks.
Patrick Sandoval impresses in Red Sox debut, Caleb Durbin homers as Boston sweeps White Sox
Boston completed its second consecutive three-game sweep Thursday afternoon, edging the White Sox 2-1 for its sixth straight victory. The win improved the Red Sox to 43-48, moving them within five games of .500 and, for the first time since late May, out of last place in the American League East.
Haggerty: Ranking the B's Prospects post-development camp
The Boston Bruins closed out their second straight strong, week-long development camp last week where the talent on the ice was both unmistakable and indisputable.
Celtics Summer League is here: Roster, schedule, player information, more
Summer League has arrived. The entire Boston Fire Department couldn't clear the smoke that still billows from the fiery mess that was the Jaylen Brown trade, but time waits for no one. And in this case, Summer League waits for no one.
Giardi: The 25 best Patriots over the last 25 years: Who is #5?
“It was very satisfying,” said Law. “There’s nothing you could do, and there was no rule you could implement that was going to keep us from our goal of winning a championship.
Payton Tolle dominates as Red Sox extend winning streak to four with 8-1 win over White Sox
Continuing their road trip in Chicago, Boston opened a three-game series against the White Sox by riding another stellar start from Payton Tolle and a pair of second-inning home runs to an 8-1 victory. The win extended the club’s winning streak to four games and improved the Red Sox to 9-2 over their last 11 contests.
BSJ Live Q&A: Haggerty on Bruins free ageny moves, summer ahead - 11 a.m. Thursday 07.09.26
Haggs is here to answer your burning B's questions about all the moves that the Bruins made, the things that still might be to come and what awaits the Black and Gold for the rest of the summer with training camp still two months away.
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