Jayson Tatum not sure where the superstar talk began By definition — and assumption — Jayson Tatum is now the kind of player who passes for a superstar in a league obsessed with them. Boston Herald · Jun 8, 2022
Biden on Kimmel's show is no joke as president’s poll numbers plummet BOSTON — President Joe Biden’s approval rating continues to sink — dropping to 39% — so he’s pivoting to the comedy circuit in a calculated attempt to woo dissatisfied young voters, a political wonk says. Boston Herald · Jun 7, 2022
Michael Wacha pitches complete game masterpiece as Red Sox hold off Angels Michael Wacha has looked every bit like the pitcher the Red Sox were hoping for — and then some — when they signed him to a team-friendly contract back in November. Boston Herald · Jun 7, 2022
Bruins fire head coach Bruce Cassidy After leaving him dangling for a couple of weeks, the Bruins decided to fire their highly successful head coach Bruce Cassidy on Monday evening. Boston Herald · Jun 6, 2022
Karen Guregian: The Celtics accomplished the mission with a split, but did they really? Mission accomplished, right? Boston Herald · Jun 6, 2022
A lifetime since D-Day: ‘Fran’ Healy, 101, reflects on the Normandy landings BOSTON — The 11 months Cornelius Francis “Fran” Healy spent in active duty “between D-Day and V-Day” in World War II is something the 101-year-old couldn’t talk about until he was 80 years old. Boston Herald · Jun 6, 2022
Franchy Cordero’s clutch home run leads Red Sox back to .500 for first time since April The search for production at first base led the Red Sox back to Franchy Cordero, and now Cordero is leading the Red Sox out of Oakland with a sweep. Boston Herald · Jun 5, 2022
Celtics notebook: Jayson Tatum committed to making the right play SAN FRANCISCO — Jayson Tatum’s response to Golden State coverage in Game 1 was a career-high 13 assists. Boston Herald · Jun 5, 2022
AG Healey secures Democratic nod for governor, but Chang-Diaz forces primary BOSTON — Attorney General Maura Healey easily secured her party’s endorsement for governor at Saturday’s Democratic Convention in Worcester, but her opponent, state Sen. Sonia Chang-Diaz, was able to garner enough support to force a primary. Boston Herald · Jun 5, 2022
Nick Pivetta looking like Red Sox’s secret weapon as they win big over A’s It’s all coming back for Nick Pivetta. Boston Herald · Jun 4, 2022
Celtics notebook: Al Horford thrives in first Finals appearance SAN FRANCISCO — Al Horford, known over the course of 15 seasons for his calm and quiet leadership, has let his emotions out this postseason. Boston Herald · Jun 4, 2022
Karen Guregian: Warriors can’t be feeling too good after Celtics fourth-quarter barrage The Celtics basically inflicted a worst-case, nightmare scenario on the Golden State Warriors in Game 1 of the NBA Finals. Boston Herald · Jun 3, 2022
Celtics shoot their way to 120-108 Game 1 win over Warriors SAN FRANCISCO — Teams that try to match Golden State from downtown generally die that way. Boston Herald · Jun 3, 2022
Jackie Bradley Jr., Garrett Whitlock lead Red Sox over Reds to finish homestand BOSTON — The Red Sox were encouraged by a better month of May that put them within sniffing distance of the three-team wild card race, but even as they finally emerged to become one of the best offenses in baseball, inconsistency as a whole followed them. Boston Herald · Jun 2, 2022
Boston Herald · Jun 2, 2022 Hard times push Celtics to NBA Finals SAN FRANCISCO — He’s now, by vote, a top-five NBA player and conference finals MVP.
Boston Herald · Jun 1, 2022 Iranian-backed hackers tried to attack Boston Children’s Hospital, FBI director reveals BOSTON – Iranian government backed hackers attempted a cyberattack against Boston Children’s Hospital in August 2021 which could have disrupted health care services, FBI Director Christopher Wray said Wednesday.
Boston Herald · Jun 1, 2022 Iranian backed hackers tried to attack Boston Children’s Hospital, according to FBI Director Wray BOSTON – Iranian government backed hackers attempted a cyberattack against Boston Children’s Hospital in August of 2021 which could have disrupted health care services, FBI Director Christopher Wray said Wednesday.
Boston Herald · Jun 1, 2022 Red Sox’ ninth inning rally falls short in 2-1 loss to Reds BOSTON — This was supposed to be the homestand where the Red Sox officially rebounded from their awful first month, cracked the .500 mark and felt even better about themselves heading into June.
Boston Herald · Jun 1, 2022 Jason Mastrodonato: What a series loss to the last-place Orioles taught us about the Red Sox That wasn’t how the homestand was supposed to go.
Boston Herald · Jun 1, 2022 Celtics notebook: Preparing for a change in opponent’s style SAN FRANCISCO —The Celtics are about to go through a serious change in opponent’s style.
Boston Herald · May 31, 2022 Massachusetts’ restrictive gun laws may be the answer elsewhere, police leader says BOSTON — If you let the Bay State serve as an example, the answer to gun violence may be stricter controls on who can keep and carry firearms, according to the head of a statewide law enforcement group.
Boston Herald · May 30, 2022 Celtics knock off Miami, 100-96, for first NBA Finals appearance since 2010 MIAMI — Jayson Tatum wore a purple and gold No. 24 armband in honor of his hero, Kobe Bryant, and by the end of the night had collected the trophy named after someone closer to the color uniform he was wearing – Larry Bird, new namesake of the Eastern Conference…
Boston Herald · May 29, 2022 Red Sox explode for season-high five home runs in 12-2 route of Orioles BOSTON — One after another, the home runs kept coming.
Boston Herald · May 28, 2022 Celtics notebook: Poise needed for Game 7 vs. Heat BOSTON — In Game 6, as in Games 1 and 3 of this Eastern Conference finals series, Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown couldn’t avoid the crowd, and this time responded with 11 combined turnovers.
Boston Herald · May 28, 2022 Nathan Eovaldi’s first career complete game, Bobby Dalbec’s pinch-hit homer lead Red Sox over Orioles BOSTON — Bobby Dalbec needed this.