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Seven Innings, Zoom Calls And Temp Checks: Red Sox Preseason In The COVID Era
The Athletic's Jen McCaffrey says the MLB is working to keep players safe and healthy through spring training by shortening some of the preseason games and maintaining COVID safety protocols. -
WNBA Team Co-Owned By Ex-Sen. Kelly Loeffler Is Sold After Players' Criticism
The WNBA franchise the Atlanta Dream, which had been co-owned by former U.S. Sen. Kelley Loeffler of Georgia, has been sold, the league announced Friday… -
Tiger Woods Will Not Face Charges In Rollover Crash, Is Recovering After Surgery
"This is purely an accident," the Los Angeles County sheriff said, adding there's no evidence Woods was intoxicated. The golfer is awake and responsive after a "long surgical procedure." -
Willie O'Ree's Legacy Grows As Hockey Pushes To Expand Its Roots
Retiring O'Ree's number recognizes the steps he has taken to further hockey's reach. -
To Play, Or Not To Play: Schools Wrestle With CDC's Athletics Recommendations
High school senior Audrianna Hill has been playing basketball since she was five years old. But this winter, with Covid-19 cases rising, there was a… -
Tom Brady Leads Tampa Bay Buccaneers To Super Bowl Win Over Kansas City Chiefs 31-9
Brady won his record seventh Super Bowl in his first season with the Buccaneers. -
Super Bowl Ads Aim To Entertain With Light Humor
After a year of pandemic fear and isolation and a tumultuous election, many brands are sticking with nostalgia and light humor to connect to the 100 million expected viewers -
Pats Fans Navigate Emotions Of Seeing Tom Brady In Super Bowl With Another Team
Some fans are happy, others are more neutral on seeing their ex-QB back in the big game -
NWHL Suspends Bubble Season Over Positive COVID Tests
The decision comes just days before the Boston Pride were scheduled to play the Minnesota Whitecaps in the semi-final. -
After A Long Delay, Boston Public Schools Resume Winter Sports
Contests feature new safety rules, no fans.