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Jarren Duran cut short his postgame availability after teammates flagged a fan at Fenway and stadium security removed the spectator.
Germany will meet Paraguay in a World Cup Round of 32 match at Boston Stadium on Monday, June 29. Kickoff is set for 4:30 p.m. ET at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough.
The Bruins are closing in on JJ Peterka, a 25‑goal winger from the Utah Mammoth whose $7.7M cap hit and fit with David Pastrnak raise immediate roster questions. Reports say talks were active late Friday.
Ousmane Dembélé scored three first-half goals at Gillette Stadium, completing his treble in 32 minutes as France seized control of Group I.
Houston freshman Chris Cenac Jr. was taken 27th overall by the Boston Celtics, joining Kingston Flemings as a first‑round pick and giving UH two first‑rounders this year.
Four World Cup group matches land across North America on June 23 while Miami's Fan Festival at Bayfront Park runs noon–1 a.m. for live broadcasts, music and food.
Boston rebuffed Minnesota's aggressive trade interest in Derrick White; the Timberwolves were among the suitors. We look at the Gobert-for-White chatter and why Boston is standing pat.
Ismael Saibari's second-minute strike gave Morocco a 1-0 win over Scotland in Foxborough, leaving Group C wide open. The Atlas Lions now sit top as the group heads into the final round.
Nearly 10,000 runners will flood Boston this Sunday for the B.A.A. 10K, with elite pros, wheelchair champions and charity teams on a fast, scenic course.
The MIAA's Tournament Management Committee narrowly approved a Super Eight football plan 10-9 and sent the reduced playoff format and a Division 1A bracket to the board for an August vote.
The Boston Bruins will raise Patrice Bergeron’s No. 37 to the TD Garden rafters; the club announced the move Thursday and has not yet set a ceremony date.
Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander is moving his signature basketball program from Converse to Nike after a breakout SHAI 001 run and back‑to‑back MVP seasons.
A 10–1 win at Fenway provided a brief lift, but Boston remains on pace for a finish that would sit among the franchise’s worst. The offense is underperforming and depth is the central worry.
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