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Simone: Big things coming for Boston's bigs

Heading into this year, there may be an antidote on the horizon. Or perhaps two antidotes: Neemias Queta and Mitchell Robinson. They both look primed to thrive in this year's Celtics offense.

Haggerty: Many happy returns for McAvoy, Bruins

There’s always a little question as to how a returning key player is going to work re-entering a lineup that’s been on a roll as the Boston Bruins had been in the previous two wins prior to Charlie McAvoy’s first game back.

Inside the world of Celtics shooting school

It's more than a bit ironic that his Boston Celtics have now become one of the preeminent faces of the NBA's 3-point revolution. Obviously, Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors popularized the trend. But Mazzulla's Celtics have taken things to another level.

Red Sox prospect Antonio Anderson bat heats up in Arizona Fall League, pitching prospects get value innings

The Red Sox are well represented in the Arizona Fall League, and one of their young prospects is already making plenty of noise with his bat.Through the first week of AFL action, Antonio Anderson has been one of the hottest hitters in the Mesa Solar Sox lineup, batting .368/.500/.737 with a double, two home runs, seven RBI and a 1.237 OPS while hitting near the top of the order.

Bedard: 4 sequences to a blowout win - Defense clamps down twice, Maye makes it look easy vs. Raiders

Breaking down the key sequences, through video analysis, in the Patriots' 45-17 blowout win over the Raiders, including:- The defense not yielding points twice in their own territory when the game was still 14-7;- Drake Maye taking a smart sack, and two plays to Hunter Henry before halftime;- Maye's perfect TD pass to Kyle Williams, and the Raiders' complicity.

BSJ Game Report: Patriots 45, Raiders 17 - Maye (5 total TDs) stars in a blowout

Guess the Raiders didn't bring over the Seahawks' defensive playbook against Drake Maye. Instead of taking away the deep stuff, and not giving Maye easy-read 1-on-1s on the outside, the Raiders did all that and more. The Raiders routinely gave Maye the deep shots outside the numbers that he loves — combine that with mostly good pass protection — and the Patriots' QB picked them apart for four touchdown passes (another rushing).