Quinnipiac demoted its three‑time national champion women's rugby team to club status, prompting a 23‑player Title IX lawsuit. A judge denied emergency reinstatement but ordered a fast‑tracked schedule.

Two of Boston’s top bats — Anthony Seigler and Willson Contreras — exited Wednesday’s game in Chicago after injuries on the same play, forcing late lineup changes.

The Women’s Pro Baseball League unveiled the Boston Hunters, honoring Harriot K. Hunt. The WPBL opens in August with games at Robin Roberts Stadium in Springfield.

The Boston Fleet announced Agganis Arena as its primary home for 2026‑27, shifting from Lowell after strong turnout at BU. Season‑ticket deposits are open.

Aroldis Chapman passed Hoyt Wilhelm to become MLB's all-time relief strikeout leader, recording what was counted as his 1,364th K as the Red Sox beat the Angels 5-2 in Anaheim.

The Celtics reportedly agreed to a four‑year, $56M extension with Neemias Queta after his breakout season as their starting center.

Reports say the Celtics have agreed to send Jaylen Brown to the 76ers for Paul George and four draft picks, a move that would retool Boston’s championship window.

The Celtics reportedly agreed to a three‑year deal for Mitchell Robinson, adding elite offensive rebounding and rim protection to their title push.

Veteran point guard Mike Conley is reportedly joining the Boston Celtics on a one‑year deal, adding playmaking and leadership as he chases his 20th NBA season.

A benches-clearing brawl at Fenway ended with Willson Contreras and three others ejected after a helmet toss struck a Nationals player.

Paraguay stunned Germany at Boston Stadium, advancing on penalties after a 1–1 draw. Orlando Gill’s saves and José Canale’s spot‑kick sealed a historic World Cup upset.

Sonny Gray almost no‑hit New York, but Jarren Duran's 10th‑inning single gave Boston a 5‑4 walk‑off and completed a four‑game sweep of the Yankees.

Brockton native AJ Dybantsa returned home after becoming the NBA's No. 1 pick, promising to give back and 'put Brockton on the map.'