Bruins make Don Sweeney signing official To the surprise of absolutely no one, the Bruins announced on Monday that general manager Don Sweeney was re-signed to a “multi-year” contract extension. Boston Herald · Jun 27, 2022
Rich Hill goes 6 strong, Red Sox continue to roll through June with sweep of Guardians The Red Sox’ schedule is only getting harder, but it’s clear that it doesn’t matter who their opponent is right now. They just continue to roll. Boston Herald · Jun 26, 2022
Massachusetts police officer rescues 5 people after boat capsizes BOSTON — A “heroic” police officer is being hailed for his quick thinking actions while out on the water Saturday afternoon when he rescued five people after their boat capsized amid rough seas. Boston Herald · Jun 26, 2022
Alex Verdugo’s go-ahead home run lifts Red Sox over Guardians for another series victory Alex Verdugo is feeling himself again. Boston Herald · Jun 26, 2022
Christian Arroyo returns with big game as Red Sox start pivotal trip with win over Guardians It may have been something of an eyebrow-raiser to see Christian Arroyo ahead of Xander Bogaerts in the lineup as the Red Sox began a pivotal series on Friday in Cleveland. Boston Herald · Jun 25, 2022
Trevor Story’s three-run blast, highlight-reel catch leads Red Sox to 5-4 win over Tigers BOSTON — Trevor Story entered Tuesday so far down in the All-Star Game voting it’ll be a miracle to see him at Dodger Stadium on July 19. Boston Herald · Jun 22, 2022
‘Varsity Blues’ moms, dads jet-setting again – except one who once claimed ‘cardiac’ shock BOSTON — “Varsity Blues” moms and dads are back to their jet-setting ways hobnobbing in Fiji, Ireland, England, Scotland, Turkey and Germany. Boston Herald · Jun 21, 2022
Red Sox cruise over Tigers behind rookie Josh Winckowski and Franchy Cordero BOSTON — The Andrew Benintendi trade won the Red Sox a game on Monday night. Boston Herald · Jun 21, 2022
There’s no place like ‘home’ as Matt Fitzpatrick wins U.S. Open at The Country Club BROOKLINE, Mass. — Nobody in the field of the 122nd U.S. Open had as much experience on The Country Club layout since Gil Hanse’s redesign than Matt Fitzpatrick. Boston Herald · Jun 20, 2022
Jason Mastrodonato: With no LIV golfers in contention, U.S. Open a giant success for PGA Tour BROOKLINE, Mass. — LIV Golf players wanted more free time. Boston Herald · Jun 20, 2022
Nick Pivetta delivers again, Christian Vázquez homers as Red Sox take series over Cardinals BOSTON —The Red Sox took advantage of an easy schedule to begin the month of June, surging back into the wild-card race by beating a slew of struggling teams and non-contenders. But since turning their season around last month, they haven’t had many tests quite like the one the visiting… Boston Herald · Jun 19, 2022
Mass. governor's administration approves COVID vaccines for young kids after CDC OK BOSTON — Parent’s of very young children received some good news from the Baker administration Sunday, when the state announced COVID-19 vaccines would become available Tuesday. Boston Herald · Jun 19, 2022
Sex and monkeypox: CDC puts out guidance on how you should do it if you’ve caught it Stop kissing. Have sex with your clothes on. Or better yet, apply some sexy social distancing and fire up the webcam the next time you’re getting down. Boston Herald · Jun 19, 2022
Matt Fitzpatrick, Will Zalatoris share the lead in the U.S. Open at The Country Club BROOKLINE, Mass. — Saturday is typically considered moving day, but at the U.S. Open it was more like a reshuffling of the deck as nobody was able to separate themselves from the field. Boston Herald · Jun 19, 2022
Boston Herald · Jun 19, 2022 Keegan Bradley feels the love at The Country Club BROOKLINE, Mass. — Keegan Bradley experienced a Boston sports moment as he made his way down the 18th fairway on Saturday at the 122nd U.S. Open at The Country Club.
Boston Herald · Jun 19, 2022 U.S. Open Notebook: Wind switch at The Country Club wreaks havoc with golfers BROOKLINE, Mass. — Some of the lasting images over the first few days of the U.S. Open were of golfers being tormented by the assorted land mines at The Country Club.
Boston Herald · Jun 19, 2022 Massachusetts overall performed well in its response to COVID-19, study finds BOSTON — Massachusetts ranked second in a new study that measures states’ overall response to COVID-19.
Boston Herald · Jun 19, 2022 Jason Mastrodonato: Overcoming ‘brutal’ conditions at the U.S. Open, Will Zalatoris looking like the next big thing in golf BROOKLINE, Mass. — As Will Zalatoris’ drive on No. 18 whipped into the wind and took a hard right, soaring over the grandstand and nestling up next to another, he almost seemed to enjoy it.
Boston Herald · Jun 18, 2022 Trevor Story comes through, Red Sox survive wild ninth in victory over Cardinals BOSTON — The Red Sox’ ninth-inning problems came back on Friday night. This time, they survived.
Boston Herald · Jun 18, 2022 U.S. Open Notebook: Keegan Bradley last of the locals at The Country Club BROOKLINE, Mass. — Of the New England contingent at the 122nd U.S. Open, only Woodstock, Vt.-native Keegan Bradley will be around for the weekend after turning in an up-and-down 1-under-par 69 and is at 1 under for the tournament in an eight-way tie for 16th place.
Boston Herald · Jun 17, 2022 Celtics’ Al Horford emptied the tank during inspiring run to first NBA Finals, but looks forward to another chance BOSTON — During a 16-second sequence inside the final minute of Thursday’s third quarter, Al Horford gave all he had left.
Boston Herald · Jun 17, 2022 Karen Guregian: Celtics star Jayson Tatum failed to rise in first NBA Finals BOSTON — The NBA Finals could have been a coronation of sorts, not only for the Celtics, but their resident superstar.
Boston Herald · Jun 17, 2022 Review: ‘Phantom of the Open’ mostly aces tale of optimistic golfing underdog The British film “The Phantom of the Open,” directed by actor Craig Roberts, is not only “twee.” It’s twee with a tee. The phantom in question is real-life Maurice Flitcroft (Mark Rylance, sporting flaring eyebrows), a crane driver from Barrow-in-Furness, who marries a single mother named Jean (Sally Hawkins). They…
Boston Herald · Jun 17, 2022 Rory McIlroy among five one shot behind Adam Hadwin in 122nd U.S. Open at The Country Club BROOKLINE, Mass. — During the press conference following his round, one media member in framing a question said that Rory McIlroy had “sort of become the moral compass of the professional game” regarding his stance on the lucrative, Saudi-backed LIV Golf.
Boston Herald · Jun 17, 2022 Local flavor opens the 122nd U.S. Open at The Country Club BROOKLINE, Mass. — Wellesley amateur Michael Thorbjornsen and Holden native Fran Quinn hit the first shots of the 122nd U.S. Open off the first and 10th tee, respectively, Thursday morning.