Author: BostonSportsNews

Trevor Story helped swing the Boston Red Sox to a Labor Day win over the Cleveland Guardians, but his 23rd home run of the season was hardly a soaring shot. Up by two in the sixth inning, Story hit a solo homer off Guardians relief pitcher Jakob Junis to extend Boston’s lead. It took a review to declare the narrowest of home runs that couldn’t happen anywhere but Fenway Park. The ball careened down the right-field line, appearing to fall out of Jhonkensy Noel’s glove and hit the Pesky Pole as the defender charged into the wall. Umpires initially deemed…

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Well that was a wild Labor Day game. The starters didn’t have it, Big Christmas couldn’t catch it, Trevor Story couldn’t NOT hit it, and the Sox came out on top. Again.Even when he makes an out he hits it hard. It’s real and it’s spectacular.Yet another three-hit game, including one of the stranger home runs you’ll ever see.Pretty much the whole offenseCarlos Narvaez had a two run, pinch-hit single. Nate Eaton had two hits. Aside from Ceddanne, everyone cooked (Alex Bregman went 1-5 but the one hit was smoked).Didn’t have it, but managed to limit the damage to 3…

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Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel announced the team’s 2025 captains at practice Monday. Quarterback Drake Maye, tight end Hunter Henry, linebacker Robert Spillane, outside linebacker Harold Landry, cornerback Marcus Jones and safety/special teamer Brenden Schooler will be this year’s captains. Maye, Jones, Schooler and Landry are all first-year captains. Spillane was a captain for the last two seasons with the Raiders, and Henry is a captain for the third straight year with the Patriots. All six of the Patriots’ original 2024 captains, center David Andrews, safety Jabrill Peppers, long snapper Joe Cardona, linebacker Ja’Whaun Bentley, quarterback Jacoby Brissett and defensive…

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Fenway Park has been around for well over a century, but the 36,021 fans who came out for Monday’s Labor Day matinee may well have witnessed the strangest home run in the ballpark’s long history. Leading off the bottom of the sixth, Trevor Story sent a fly ball the opposite way to the base of Pesky’s Pole in right field. The ball was playable for Jhonkensy Noel, but when the Cleveland Guardians right fielder attempted to make the catch, the ball bounced out of his glove, hit the foul pole and fell to the ground. Was it a foul ball?…

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Even without his sharpest stuff, Brayan Bello fought his way to another victory on Monday. Bello improved to 11-6 with Boston’s 6-4 win over the Cleveland Guardians. The 26-year-old allowed six hits, three walks and three runs, but he overcame a rocky start to complete five innings in 100 pitches. Bello assessed his performance after the game, per NESN’s X account. “It felt very good to give the team the opportunity to win and go through five, even more after the first two innings,” Bello said through a translator. “For me to be able to go five and to keep…

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There are a lot of good reasons why it might have made sense for Aroldis Chapman to enter free agency this winter. The eight-time All-Star is enjoying one of the best seasons of his career and in all likelihood would have been highly sought after by clubs across the sport. Yet when given the opportunity he happily engaged the Red Sox in extension talks, ultimately agreeing to a one-year, $13.3 million extension that could potentially keep him in Boston through 2027 as well. Why? That’s simple, he said. “I wanted to stay here,” Chapman said via interpreter Carlos Villoria Benítez.…

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BOSTON (AP) — All-Star closer Aroldis Chapman and the Boston Red Sox finalized a $13.3 million, one-year contract for 2026 that includes a 2027 vesting option.Chapman will be guaranteed $26 million over two years if he pitches at least 40 innings next season. The team announced the deal Sunday following a 5-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates at Fenway Park.Chapman, who earned his eighth All-Star selection this season, gets a $13 million salary next year. If the left-hander reaches 40 innings in 2026, he gets a $13 million salary again in 2027. If not, he would receive a $300,000 buyout unless both…

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Bill Belichick will make his highly anticipated return to the sideline on Monday night, beginning his shift to college football when North Carolina hosts TCU. The arrival of the New England Patriots legend has sparked considerable excitement in Chapel Hill. Belichick’s debut will reportedly draw multiple sports stars to Kenan Stadium. ESPN’s Pete Thamel said the expected guest list includes famous UNC alumni Michael Jordan, Mia Hamm, Lawrence Taylor and Julius Peppers. Two-time Cy Young Award winner Blake Snell is also among the big names who will watch the Week 1 showdown in person. Belichick said during his introductory press…

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September is here. A new NBA season isn’t far behind. The Boston Celtics huddle for Media Day on September 29 before launching into training camp practices. The first preseason game is October 8. We’re 50 days away from regular-season games. It’s time to start thinking about basketball again. And while the 2025-26 Celtics season will be very different from Boston’s recent campaigns, there’s a lot to ponder as the green begin to chart the next path to title contention with a new-look roster. Today, we’re kicking off our annual Ramp to Camp series, where we ponder a new Celtics topic…

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