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Who can the Celtics rely on as playmakers next season?

Since what feels like the dawn of time, the Boston Celtics haven't had a true point guard. At least, that's been one of the fanbase's primary complaints. Marcus Smart filled the role for a while. Obviously, before him, there were Kyrie Irving and Isaiah Thomas.

Jarren Duran’s 11th-inning grand slam rescues Red Sox after costly mistakes in 7-3 win over Marlins

Jarren Duran had spent most of Tuesday night searching for a hit. By the 11th inning, the Red Sox were searching for a way to avoid giving away a game they should have already won.One swing solved both problems as Duran crushed a grand slam with one out in the 11th, breaking a 3-3 tie and lifting the Red Sox to a wild 7-3 victory over the Marlins at LoanDepot Park.

Red Sox rally past Giants to complete sweep, finish dominant homestand

It looked early like the Red Sox might have a long afternoon ahead of them.Jake Bennett was hit hard in his return from a nine-day break, the Giants jumped out to a three-run lead by the second inning and Boston was staring at the possibility of letting a very winnable series finale slip away.Instead, the Red Sox did what they’ve done so often during their second-half surge, they punched back.

MLB Notebook: Rafael Devers’ Fenway return comes full circle; Ketel Marte saga gets stranger; Red Sox' Franklin Arias skyrockets

The Red Sox welcomed Rafael Devers and the Giants to Fenway Park on Friday night, marking the first time Devers had played in Boston since his stunning trade to San Francisco last summer.The 29-year-old said before the game that he has no regrets about how his Red Sox tenure ended. He’s happy in San Francisco, though he acknowledged he has learned plenty over the past year.