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Medical Team For Soccer Star Diego Maradona Charged In His November Death
Seven people have been charged with “simple homicide with eventual intent” in the death of Argentinian soccer great Diego Maradona, according to several… -
Iconic Mint-Condition 1933 Babe Ruth Baseball Is Expected To Shatter Auction Records
As a 10-year-old in the 1950s Thomas Newman did what other boys his age did: he collected baseball cards. Over a couple of years Newman assembled a… -
Pandemic-Reduced Fenway Crowd Finds New Ways To Get Riled Up
The ballpark is at 25% capacity, but that doesn't mean you can't feel the excitement. -
WooSox Open Up Polar Park To Raucous Hometown Crowd
COVID-19 restrictions are still in place at the ballpark as the state continues to slowly open up. -
Lebron James Now Owns Part Of the Red Sox. What Does That Mean For Sports?
James joins the trend of athletes and former athletes acquiring stakes in pro teams. -
Northborough-Southborough Votes To Retire "Tomahawk" Imagery From Algonquin Regional High School
Move follows vote by Wakefield residents to keep their Native American mascot. -
Pitcher Hope Trautwein Throws A Perfect Game Of All Strikeouts
It’s a rare feat in baseball or softball to pitch a “perfect game.” That happens when no opponent reaches base — not by a hit, or a fielding error, or a… -
Red Sox-Twins Game Postponed Following Fatal Police Shooting
The Twins said their decision was made in consultation with Major League Baseball and state and local officials. -
New England Free Jacks Serve Up Rugby, American Style
Pro team is hoping to play it's first full Major League Rugby season following COVID-19 delay. -
Native Americans: Move Boston Marathon From Oct. 11 Holiday
Some say the new date undercuts a day reserved for recognizing the contributions of Native Americans, past and present.
