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Willson Contreras' status for playoffs in doubt as Red Sox offense sputters in 1-0 loss to Guardians

Willson Contreras has spent the past week trying to get his right hand healthy enough to swing a bat.With the postseason now only days away, he still can’t do it without pain.Contreras attempted to swing Wednesday and couldn’t. He returned to Fenway Park on Thursday hoping another day of treatment would make a difference, only to encounter the same problem.

Garrett Crochet takes major step toward potential Red Sox postseason return

Garrett Crochet cleared one of his biggest remaining hurdles Tuesday, facing live hitters at Fenway Park for the first time since his comeback attempt stalled in late May.The Red Sox ace threw 16 pitches to Ceddanne Rafaela, reaching 94-96 mph with his fastball while pitching at an intensity level he hadn’t reached during his lengthy rehab from left shoulder inflammation.

Haggerty: B's Brunet showing he's 'ready for it' in camp

The new wrinkle in this season’s NHL training camp is that there’s barely any time for aspirational players to make an impression prior to the regular season getting started. The preseason has essentially been cut to two weeks and total of four preseason games with an 84-game regular season on tap under the new collective bargaining agreement between the NHLPA and the league’s owners.

Red Sox remove interim tag, name Chad Tracy full-time manager; extend Craig Breslow

Boston named Tracy its full-time manager Tuesday morning, signing the 41-year-old to a three-year contract with a club option for the 2030 season. The organization also announced it exercised chief baseball officer Craig Breslow’s options for 2029 and 2030, providing long-term stability to a leadership group that oversaw a remarkable in-season turnaround.

Giardi: Mike's Musings on the predicament Maye has put the Pats in; plus, young edge rushers deliver

We're in a strange place.The Patriots won a game Sunday to get to .500. They were the far more physical team, affected the quarterback to the level their head coach demanded - Christian Barmore wasn’t the only one who said Mike Vrabel got on their ass - and got a half-dozen “x-plays,” offensively, as they like to say over there. Those were all undeniable positives, and a good response to what happened in Seattle.And yet, there’s this uneasy feeling. Drake Maye doesn’t look like himself.

Bedard: Patriots need Drake Maye to snap out of it quickly, and Vrabel seems to agree

Through two weeks of the 2026 season, Drake Maye is not a good quarterback. Doesn't mean he's still going to be there in a week or a month. But as of Sept. 20, 2026, Maye is a subpar NFL starter.Through two games and Sunday's 4 p.m. slate, Maye's passer rating of 63.1 is only better than Matthew Stafford (plays his second game on Sunday night), and the Falcons' two-headed disaster of Cooper Rush and someone named Jack Strand.

Red Sox fall to Rays, 5-1, but punch ticket to October with help from Braves

Boston fell behind by four runs in the first inning and never recovered in a 5-1 loss to the Rays at Tropicana Field, dropping its second straight game and failing to clinch a postseason berth on its own.That disappointment didn’t last long; with a 4-2 victory over the Astros late Sunday afternoon, the Braves officially punched Boston’s ticket to October, and a pair of familiar names played prominent roles.

NHL Notes: McAvoy playing the veteran role in B's camp these days

Nearly a decade ago it was Zdeno Chara getting paired with a young Charlie McAvoy at the outset of his first training camp with the Boston Bruins. Now it’s a 28-year-old McAvoy playing the veteran role and being paired with 23-year-old rookie Frederic Brunet in the opening days of Bruins training camp while showing the young kid the ropes.