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Bedard: Critics need patience with Maye; Patriots send wrong message with Hollins; what will Daquan Jones bring?
“I would say there was no film on him and our offense prior to Week 1 last year,” McDaniels said. “And so you go through the process of playing a season and 21 games or whatever the number was, and now there’s evidence of things he does, things he does in our offense, things we use him to do, how we use our players, et cetera.
MLB Notebook: Red Sox race to get healthy for October; Yankees dealt major blow with Aaron Judge injury
As the Red Sox enter the final stretch of the regular season, the focus is beginning to shift from simply reaching October to making sure they arrive there as healthy as possible.Boston remains firmly in possession of the second American League wild-card spot and could clinch a postseason berth as early as this weekend. With that cushion, interim manager Chad Tracy and the Red Sox can afford to be conservative with a growing list of injured players.
NBA Notebook: Jayson Tatum's full return, Keyonte George re-signs, and Knicks roster moves
Next season will have a lot going on. The Boston Celtics completely changed their franchise's future outlook when they traded Jaylen Brown. And the change is going to begin right away.
Roman Anthony powers Red Sox past Rays, 4-2, as postseason berth draws closer
The Red Sox finally carried some momentum from one night into the next.Less than 24 hours after Trevor Story’s dramatic three-run homer rescued them from a sweep in Texas, Boston came out swinging Friday night at Tropicana Field. Roman Anthony drove in the first three runs, Jahmai Jones added a solo homer and the Red Sox held on for a 4-2 victory over the first-place Rays.
Giardi: NFL Notebook - Maye has to solve this problem, or else; plus, is KC a run-first team?
"I think failing sometimes is a good precursor to a great lesson he's about to learn."
Trevor Story's three-run homer lifts Red Sox past Rangers, 4-3, avoiding sweep
The Red Sox were six outs away from being swept out of Texas with an offense that had done almost nothing for three nights.Then Trevor Story came home and changed everything for the Red Sox with one swing of the bat. Story, who grew up roughly 15 miles from Globe Life Field in Irving, Texas, crushed a go-ahead three-run homer in the eighth inning Thursday night, lifting the Red Sox to a dramatic 4-3 win over the Rangers.
Completed Q&A: Bedard on Patriots with Seahawks loss, Steelers matchup 09.18.26
The Patriots are looking to avoid an 0-2 start against the Steelers, before heading to Jacksonville and Buffalo. I'm sure you have some questions.
Giardi: Finding the right balance between aggressive and reckless won't be easy for Maye, Patriots
Based on his last handful of games, Maye has been resistant, or at least slow to grasp the habits that he admits have been drilled into his brain from the moment Mike Vrabel walked in that door. Considering his youth, that’s not uncommon.
Haggerty: Big Bruins questions around Zacha without a contract
The last time a prominent, top line Bruins player was headed into his contractual walk year, it did not work out so well for the Black and Gold.
Red Sox let another one slip away in 7-3 loss to Rangers
For the second straight night, the Red Sox had a chance to take control of a game in Texas. This time, it was their bullpen that let it slip away.Erik Miller endured his worst outing since joining Boston, allowing three runs in the seventh inning as the Rangers broke a tie and handed the Red Sox a 7-3 loss Wednesday night at Globe Life Field.
Final: Red Sox 3, Rangers 7 - Red Sox record three hits in loss
The Boston Red Sox look to even up their series against the Texas Rangers with Jake Bennett on the mound.
Giardi: Is Rodgers a changed man? Patriots' defense will put that theory to the test
Attacking Rodgers is easier said than done. For starters, he’s seen it all, which makes fooling him nearly impossible.
BSJ Live Q&A: Haggerty on Hagens rookie camp, open of B's camp - 2 p.m. Friday 09.18.26
Haggs is here to answer all of your burning questions and B's deep cut queries about James Hagens and his tour-de-force six goal performance at Bruins rookie camp last weekend, and the opening first few days of NHL camp with the B's.
Completed Q&A: Simone on Celtics/NBA, 5:00 p.m. Thursday 09.17.2026
We have under two weeks left until Boston Celtics Media Day on September 28. Paul George and Mike Conley Jr. just gave a small sneak peek at their press conference on Tuesday, but we'll get even more at Media Day.
Patrick Sandoval unravels as Red Sox strand chances in 4-2 loss to Rangers
One miserable inning was enough to put the Red Sox in a hole. A pair of missed opportunities prevented them from climbing out of it.Patrick Sandoval endured a brutal 44-pitch second inning in which the Rangers scored four times, and the Red Sox repeatedly came up empty with runners on base in a 4-2 loss Tuesday night at Globe Life Field.
Podcast: Bedard on Patriots' loss to Seahawks, Drake Maye with Felger & Mazz 09.15.26
Greg Bedard of BostonSportsJournal.com joins the show and opens the hour with his thoughts on the Patriots' season-opening loss to the Seahawks.
Simone: Paul George and Mike Conley Jr. said what was expected (with some sprinkles of intrigue)
Introductory press conferences are always tough. By and large, there’s little to glean about a player from their first time speaking to reporters in a new city. It may reveal a bit about their personality or mindset heading into the season, but beyond that, it’s pretty cookie-cutter.
Paul George, Mike Conley talk Jaylen brown trade, joining Celtics, and more
Just two weeks out from Media Day, the Boston Celtics made some important introductions. For the first time, Paul George and Mike Conley Jr. spoke to the media as the newest members of the Celtics.
Bedard's Breakdown (Defense): Patriots get off to a strong start in Seattle, but there are a few lingering issues
We'll never know how things would have played out if Drew Lock hadn't had to replace Sam Darnold, but the result was largely the same as the Super Bowl: the defense played well enough to win; the offense did not.
Haggerty: Hagens puts on a big show in B's rookie camp
It was pretty clear that 19-year-old James Hagens understood the assignment in Buffalo at the Prospect Showcase over the last few days and then proceeded to go out and show exactly what the Bruins wanted him to show.
Giardi: With a bigger opportunity, Williams needs to shine; plus, Jones reunites with Vrabel
I’ll say this for Kyle Williams: the man doesn’t lack confidence. When asked what he brings to the table beyond the obvious - speed - he smiled and gave us this gem:
Celtics sign Devin Carter to training-camp contract
According to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype, the Boston Celtics have signed guard Devin Carter to a training-camp contract. He will compete against the likes of Milos Uzan and Tucker DeVries (also on training-camp deals) for a two-way spot in the coming weeks.
Q&A: Giardi on the week that was, plus a look ahead to the Steelers 09.15.26 10 AM
You know what time it is: Q&A time. Please refrain from commenting on questions until after the chat is closed. Thanks.
Payton Tolle makes history as Red Sox beat Royals, 4-1, in Fenway finale
Payton Tolle didn’t need much time to turn a rainy Sunday afternoon at Fenway Park into a show.After rain delayed the first pitch by an hour and 50 minutes, the Red Sox rookie left-hander struck out the side on nine pitches in the first inning, recording the eighth immaculate inning in franchise history and immediately bringing the Fenway crowd to life.Tolle carried that momentum through six scoreless innings and the Red Sox scored three times over the final two frames to beat the Royals, 4-1,...
MLB Notebook: Chad Tracy has Red Sox pointed toward the postseason, Rafael Devers closing in on history
It’s the time of year when Major League Baseball has to share the stage.All eyes turn toward the NFL’s Week 1 schedule Sunday, and rightfully so. Baseball may still be America’s pastime, but football, at least the American version, dominates the airwaves 24/7.
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