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From beginning to end, the Boston Red Sox were a rollercoaster this year. They started slow, came on strong during the summer, and overcame numerous injuries to clinch their first playoff berth since 2021. They fought the New York Yankees hard during the AL Wild Card Series, but ultimately fell short. The Red Sox’s wild season officially came to an end with Thursday’s 4-0 loss at Yankee Stadium — a disappointing conclusion to a fun, unpredictable six months full of twists and turns. During his postgame press conference, Alex Cora reflected on the loss and the season as a whole.…

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Welcome to the Friday Five! Each week during the NFL regular season, I will drop five Patriots-related thoughts on Friday to recap the week that was in Foxboro and look ahead to kickoff. Ready, set, football. 1. McDaniels’ Bills problem A not-so-fun fact: since Buffalo hired head coach Sean McDermott in 2017, Patriots quarterbacks have thrown more interceptions than touchdowns against the Bills. That’s right. Sixteen picks to 15 touchdowns. And no quarterback, not even Tom Brady, has been immune to the Bills curse. Granted, several factors are at work here, starting with Buffalo’s roster growing into one of the…

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NEW YORK (AP) — Going into the playoffs without a couple of their best young players and two starters, the depth-depleted Boston Red Sox turned to a rookie with four games of major league experience to pitch on the road in a winner-take-all situation.Connelly Early handled the stage plenty well until his defense let him down and the New York Yankees’ bats wore him down, eliminating Boston by winning Game 3 of the AL Wild Card Series 4-0 on Thursday night. The Red Sox became the first team to lose in the best-of-three round after winning Game 1 since the…

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The connection between Drake Maye and Stefon Diggs took a noticeable step forward at the unofficial quarter pole. Diggs caught six of the seven passes Maye threw his way during a Week 4 win against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday. The first-year Patriots receiver, who tore his ACL last October, surpassed 100 receiving yards for the first time since Week 6 of the 2023 campaign. NFL analyst Steve Palazzolo believes it’s a connection New England will be able to sustain. “Diggs does bring a lot of answers to the table,” Palazzolo told Patriots insider Phil Perry on the Next Pats…

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Alex Bregman was one of the Boston Red Sox’s most important players in 2025. His contributions both on and off the field were consistently highlighted throughout the campaign. Bregman has an opt-out after the season, and his performance in 2025 points towards him opting out and pursuing a long-term contract. The third baseman posted 3.5 bWAR in 114 games and was a leader in the clubhouse. After the Red Sox were eliminated from the playoffs at the hands of the New York Yankees, Bregman spoke to the media and didn’t want to discuss his contract, but did look forward. “The…

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NEW YORK — As much progress as the Red Sox made this season, there have still been moments where the club inexplicably shot itself in the foot. An outfield miscommunication here. An infield error there. Unproductive first-pitch outs and an inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities everywhere. It was all on display Thursday night, and it ultimately cost the Red Sox their season. The 2025 Red Sox reached the end of the line on Thursday, with the club losing 4-0 to the New York Yankees in the winner-take-all Game 3 of the AL Wild Card series. The club was doomed…

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NEW YORK — Brayan Bello threw 28 pitches in his abbreviated start last night in Game 2, and Garrett Whitlock threw a season-high 47 pitches over his 1.2 innings in the seventh and eighth. If needed, both will be available to pitch again in Game 3. Prior to first pitch Red Sox manager Alex Cora said everyone will be available out of the bullpen on Thursday, Bello and Whitlock included, and that they will use everyone in whatever fashion it takes to win. Would that include multiple innings for Whitlock? “We’ll see where he’s at and we’ll use him however…

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With the series not quite on the line yet — but pretty close to being on the line — Alex Cora didn’t take any chances with Brayan Bello in Game 2, pulling him after just 28 pitches. Any loss last night would have been demoralizing. But last night’s loss was particularly painful given the way it made tonight’s game that much harder. The bullpen gave the Sox some extremely solid pitching in cobbling together 5 2/3 innings of two-run ball to keep the game competitive. But one can only imagine how much more rested that bullpen would be tonight if…

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NEW YORK — With two outs and the score tied at 3-3 in the seventh inning of Wednesday’s Game 2, Masataka Yoshida legged out an infield single, loading the bases and giving Trevor Story an opportunity to blow the game open. But had Nate Eaton been sent home on the play, the Red Sox likely could have taken the lead right then and there. Eaton being held at third became a hot topic following the game, with much of the postgame analysis suggesting that if the speedy outfielder had been sent, he could have scored easily. That is likely true,…

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